The Bakers Arms - Menú

this is one of the most beautiful places to relax and drink a drink or eat something. ideal for a weekend brunch. went into for a pub menu, ended with board games, chess game and had a bad time. the place is not too busy or too lonely, simply perfect, eating is fresh can not ask for more we can:

they have been coming here for some time, as recommended by friends and reviews are good. a really nice welcome and if we asked if we could move tables so that I could stretch my legs, it was not a problem. the waitress who turned out to be chief at this opportunity (already) was excellent and they were made to feel that their visit was appreciated. all four of us enjoyed eating made available and would definitely come back

this is a relaxed pub where you can visit friends and family. the selection of beer is quite expensive. the menu is also quite impressive for a pub. a part of the usual beer I also tried her roasted beer, it is quite quirky and definitiw worth a try. for eating we ordered the triple boiled pommes, the oz steak and the chicken burger with speck. taste and presentation would both recommend one in every case the people in this area to try it safely. there must also be the amazing and polite staff.

this is a relaxed pub where you can visit friends and family. the selection of beer is quite expensive. the menu is also quite impressive for a pub. a part of the usual beer I also tried her roasted beer, it is quite quirky and definitiw worth a try. for eating we ordered the triple boiled pommes, the 8 unzen steak and the chickenburger with speck. taste and presentation both would recommend a 4.5/5 in any case, the people in this area to try it safely. there must also be the amazing and polite staff.

Food overall was fine. My soup was cold and I politely asked a lovely waitress if it could be warmed up. I had the soup brought back out to me by another member of staff. They made it clear not to touch the now ‘hot’ bowl and as they placed it down in front of me they sarcastically said 'you wanted it hot, now it 's hot '. You 'd expect soup to be hot anyways so l 'm unsure why this request had rubbed them up the wrong way. Their attitude left a bitter taste in my mouth. Not to mention that we received the bill and were forgotten about, 25 mins later we managed to pay.

So, we were just looking for somewhere different to have lunch and my partner Simon came across this wonderful little gem. All we could say is Wow!! We sat by the fire for a bit of lunch on New Years Eve. Oh my goodness we were so well looked after. Bekka, the friendliest and most helpful of managers, couldn’t do enough for us. We had Joe, Carys and Amelia looking after us too. We both had the most delicious duck with red cabbage cooked in mulled wine (omg) with fondant potatoes and perfectly cooked veg, followed by apple and cranberry crumble and custard (yum) which we both shared. All washed down with exquisite wine and local beer… I cannot recommend this warming friendly restaurant enough...

This pub has a nice atmosphere had a good menu, but they need to be careful with staff and pricing. We ordered soups only because we just wanted starters and when the barman said do you want them as a main course we said yes them just one portion of chips to share. However, when the bill came instead of being charged £9 the price on the menu we were charged £18 each. It’s not uncommon to just order starters in a pub instead of a main course, but when the waiter says do you want them as a main course we don’t expect them to be double the price because they certainly weren’t double the size ! Probably the most expensive soup I’ve ever had in the world. We decided to let it pass while we were t...

I usually try to avoid writing negative reviews as I'm not sure how helpful they are, but I feel compelled to share my experience at the Bakers Arms to prevent others from having a similar experience. My family and I visited this restaurant for their award-winning Sunday lunch, but unfortunately, it was a disaster from beginning to end. Our table was not ready at the reserved time, and once we were finally seated, we had to wait 30 minutes for someone to take our order. We had to keep chasing the staff or else it would have taken even longer. Another 30 minutes passed before our food was finally served, and when it arrived, the beef was tough, the Yorkshire pudding was soggy, and the side of...

To be frank, I stopped going out for Sunday pub roasts a long time ago.. partly because all that ever seemed to be on offer was pork, beef or lamb, (meats I don’t actually enjoy… not for any trendy reasons, I simply don’t like their tastes, alas , and I would never see my favourites of chicken or turkey roast ever on the menu, cuts of meat I greatly enjoy and can eat.. er, until the cows come home! The other reason was the fare I did opt for was often never really hot, always over-priced usually leaving me disappointed and wishing I’d chosen a simple burger or fish chips instead. But when two close friends invited me out to lunch this Sunday just passed, I jumped at the chance purely because...