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A massive, but on the whole average kinda pub situated in the sleepy village of Dunchurch, just outside of Rugby. We didn't arrive here until after 9pm and

this place is always really busy, which is good and bad - yes it gives it a great atmosphere, especially around christmas but getting served is a nightmare,

Visited for New Year's Day lunch and it was lovely. Great food and service. Good selection on the menu and all very good value for the quality and portion sizes.

Arranged a pre Christmas meeting with family and they booked this place….first time here so no pre conceptions. Very busy week day service, we were shown to table immediately and did have a short wait for drinks and food service ,which was ok. Ordered roast Turkey from the festive menu. The presentation was shocking…2 slices laid atop of the veg! The veg was poor, carrot was sliced in two and the same for 2 whole parsnips! Add in half a dozen sprouts and a couple of not very well roasted potatoes and you have at best an old school dinner! Would be interesting to see how the service and presentation compares when not so busy……but I can’t say I would be rushing back to find out!

I would recommend that if certain items on the menu are not available, diners should be informed when given the menus rather than after waiting to order, only to be disappointed. Unfortunately, my family will not be dining at the Dun Cow again. This was the third time we experienced slow service and unavailable food - how does a supposedly competent hotel run out of fish and steak? Additionally, the food we did receive was cold in the middle and hot on the edges. Upon informing the manager, who seemed unfazed, our meals were removed but we waited too long for replacements. We decided to leave and found a lovely pub with friendly staff, a variety of menu options, good service, and reasonable...

This is the first and unfortunately, the last time dining at the Dun Cow. It was a birthday lunch and it wasn’t a great experience. We were ignored when arriving, the starters of Brie Bites were so overdone that the cheese had all but disintegrated. The main meal of Turkey roast was very good but the desserts were actually cold. The custard was solid, there were no check-ins or offers of additional drinks from the waiter . The waiter was not rude but not very engaging or friendly and chewed gum loudly throughout. I had to walk around to find him to ask for the bill and then waited so long for him to return I ended up paying at the bar. Mediocre food and unwelcoming and terrible service for a...

So disappointed after a long wait for food my turkey didn't arrive with garlic herb ruffled potatoes just plain roasts no broccoli no stuffing wrapped in bacon as described on menu waited 10 mins for cauliflower cheese side then pudding arrived creme brulee with supposedly homemade shortbread was actually accompanied by a shop brought lotus biscuits not homemade biscuits not as described again no explanation or given the choice to order something else for the cost I would expect to get what I ordered or at least an explanation before serving shouldn't need to complain .clearly ran out of vital ingredients but didn't advise when ordering or when served which is poor. Too busy to care judging...

The service we received at the restaurant on Sunday, December 10th was shocking. The pub has deteriorated and is no longer the cozy and warm Dun Cow it once was – it now feels cold and unfriendly. It took the waiter 25 minutes to take our order, and when our food arrived, it was thrown at us by a busy waiter. We ordered the Trio Sunday lunch which was supposed to come with Crackling, stuffing, and broccoli, but instead, we were given sprouts. When we asked the waiter about the missing items, she couldn't answer and never brought them to us. The food was bland, the beef overdone, and for £20 per person, it was unacceptable to be missing parts of the meal. When we expressed our disappointment...

We ate dinner here on New Year’s Eve with myself, husband and 2 daughters. The pub was busy but we were sat in the back restaurant, so it was cosy. We were welcomed from a manager saying “welcome to the mad house”……this says it all really! If you are gluten free then this absolutely is not the restaurant for you. There is no separate menu or indication of what you can eat off any menu. I was simply handed over a tablet and had to figure it out! Took a good 15 minutes for me and my husband to suss out what menu was what etc. Unfortunately there were only 3 gluten free mains and the one I wanted had sold out! Thankfully they managed to find me an alternative steak in the kitchen. Service was v...