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I visited this restaurant twice while on vacation. It's a nice pub with friendly staff, and I felt very welcome both times. The prices are reasonable.

Dog friendly, warm welcome. Lovely beers, pool table, clean toilets, free WiFi and the food turned out to be actual home made quality fodder. Gets my 5 star award for sure

Great little place this the manager jase is very nice made us all feel very welcome from the minute we stepped in. If your staying on the holidays park next door definitely worth a visit

I went to this restaurant expecting to get food, but was told they do not serve food anymore. It was confusing because the sign outside says "bar restaurant." They did not provide any further clarification, so I assume they are now just a pub.

Me and my children had a great roast dinner will recommend everyone to try fantastic can’t wait to try breakfast will defo go back great food wally the chef and the staff and new owner sally r fantastic keep up the good work you got a fantastic place x

We were just popping round from Riverside caravan park. 1st impressions were good ones. Every1 said Hi. The landlord from Manchester was every friendly the drinks weekend expensive. A good old local pub , blazing fire, lovely atmosphere. Deffo worth a visit with the resident D J Shaun , who was onły too happy to play what we wanted. All in all A great night with great people. Came as strangers , left as friends. Xxxx

The Anchor Inn, Georgina’s Restaurant gets a 5* rating from my son and I. We called in 22/11/18 and had a meal from the specials board, braised beef and dumplings with mustard mash and scrumpy pork in pastry pillows, the taste was incredible, everything is homemade and vegetables were also served in a separate dish, portions are very generous and for £8.95 each extremely good value. Very friendly staff, lovey chef, roaring fire, music and we watched the racing on the tv as well. Go there you will not be disappointed

stopped here for lunch. Pub said it was under new management. Walked in and stood at the bar waiting to be served. Finally one of the locals went to find someone to come and serve. This seemed to cause some confusion as the lady who came in at the locals request said she wasn't serving. A man then appeared from behind the bar and apologised saying he was bottling up. We asked if they did sandwiches and were told no but they could do us some rolls but it would take about half an hour. The local who had tried to help us had a roll which did look good but we didn't want to wait half an hour. We were advised by the member of the bar staff to try the pub across the road!

My family, which includes 2 adults, 2 teenage children, my mother-in-law, and our dog, decided to stop by the Anchor Inn for a meal while staying at a nearby caravan site. We were warmly greeted by the friendly staff and asked if they had a menu. Unfortunately, they apologized for not serving food that night. However, they offered a solution - since there was an Indian takeaway next door, we could bring our food into the pub to eat. The barmaid, who was extremely helpful, provided us with cutlery and crockery and cleared our rubbish afterwards. The atmosphere and staff at the pub were fantastic, and we were amazed by the generous service. It's a shame that we live 200 miles away, but if I am...