The Greyhound Inn - Menú

Great view of the castle from the patio! Definitely book as it can get busy! Lovely staff and great vegan food!

I had I great meal there. Seemed like home hade hummus. With a home made slaw. And falafels with salad and tzatziki dressing. The falafel balls were not authentic ones. It doughy, beetroot coloured.

The food was overpriced for the portion size. The falafels tasted like they were store-bought and were disappointing. I'm not sure if the dinner menu is better, as we went during lunch, but I probably wouldn't return (maybe just for a drink).

There were no other customers present and there was no background music, creating a strange atmosphere. The beer was not very good, but the restaurant was nicely decorated with a Christmasy theme. The price per person ranged from £1 to £10. Overall, the atmosphere was rated a 3 out of 5.

Found this place on Happy Cow app and really glad we stopped in. Had the Veggie salad and lentil burger. Food came out super quick and was delicious. Asked for dressing on the side for the salad and didn’t even need it, was so tasty on hits own. The lentil burger was juicy and delicious with sweet potato chips. Very happy with our food and would recommend it for lunch.

They didn't have the vegan menu as it was the Sausage and Cider festival. So my options were limited to 1 main and 2 desserts. (Normal Vegan menu looks great though! Lentil burger was tasty and portion size was pretty good. Had sweet potato fries and two sauces (a chutney and a sweet BBQ I think chocolate brownie with coconut ice cream was good. It was warm and had nuts sprinkled on The service was friendly, but slow. Overall food was very delocious

This pub has a pleasant atmosphere and friendly staff, but the prices are quite high considering the portion sizes. The food was delicious, but we were disappointed with the vegan sharing platter we ordered, as it turned out to be just the vegetarian option with some items removed and not replaced. It was disheartening to see others around us receiving larger and cheaper meat options, which emphasized the pricing disparity between vegan and non-vegan dishes. (Review updated on September 24, 2022)

There are very limited vegan options available at this restaurant. The staff seemed uninformed about the differences between vegetarian and vegan dishes, so I was hesitant to try any of the options that could be made vegan. The food was lackluster and appeared to be store-bought. They only offered cow's milk for coffee with no dairy alternative available. I was shocked when my falafel panini cost £11 for just bread and falafel. The service was also subpar and unenthusiastic. It's a shame because the location is beautiful. Overall, I was disappointed with the experience.

Such a shame we knew they didn’t have the full vegan menu (October 2020) but still had good options, popped in Tuesday afternoon to check for a family lunch the following day and were told we couldn’t book outside tables but to come before 3.30 after which they just served pizza. Arrived Wed 1.30, shown outside by a very friendly man we met at the door who I took to be the manager went to ask for menus and were told they weren’t serving food outside! No tables available inside (prefer outdoor anyway currently), wondered about takeaway sit out? But no. Ended up in the pub opposite with a bowl of chips as only vegan option. Will try again another time as it sounded good. Disappointing though.