The Hatchet Inn - Menú

Took my grandmother and my mum here in the same week. Beautiful quirky pub with really lovely staff. I had sandwiches both times which were delicious! Highly recommend this pub!

Stayed one night. . Toilet dirty and had to be cleaned at our request. Many black beetles crawling around carpet at night. Breakfast was good Reported beetles, in morning, no discount offered

A really good experience with delightful, friendly staff. Great selection of drinks including Timothy Taylor Landlord always great to see. Very good pub food especially the lamb in the giant Yorkshire pudding

Lovely building but disappointed by how the staff treated my boyfriend and I. We were offered food that we didn’t order and waited for over 40 mins for what we actually ordered. It wasn’t what we expected and won’t be going back.

We went for an anniversary lunch (late due to our anniversary being during lockdown! , luckily the weather was kind as we had to eat outside due to restrictions. Excellent menu, hard to choose, very tasty food, waitress lovely. All felt covid secure. Bottle of wine very reasonable priced. Will definitely be back and highly recommend.

The pub ambience, wood smoke and low beams was lovely. The pub was not full, but the service, although friendly, was very slow. Had to wait half an hour for our starters. The tempura prawns were really good. Main course Fish Pie was pretty awful, very little fish, no visible sauce and too much mash, and very strange to accompany it with salad! It was disappointing since we’d lunched there previously successfully and had recommended it to friends.

I work in the area regularly and have eaten in many places nearby but this was my first visit here. It’s off the beaten track so I only became aware of it from my B&B hosts. The fact it was recommended says something. I had my evening meal there, butterfly king prawns, side salad and saute potatoes. The meal itself was well prepared and very appetising. With butterfly king prawns, you never know whether you’ll get 3 or 10 of them. I got 10, which was something of a jackpot. Other than the meal, it’s a very welcoming place with no small charm and character, and friendly and efficient service.

Popped in for lunch after walking the dogs over at Upavon. Nice place, small inside but very cosy. Outside had 3 big marquees so you could shade from the sun or rain. Friendly staff. The menu, to be fair, was the usual standard fare you get these days, nothing spectacular or over-interesting, but ok. Nothing of any note for our daughter-in-law, who is Vegan, so she just ended up with a bowl of chips. My wife had a ploughman's and I had gammon, egg, chips and peas. All decent sized portions and very tasty. I think with a more thought going into the menu, this place could be a lovely place to go back to time and again

I really wanted to be writing a glowing review, the Hatchet Inn is in an idyllic setting, surrounded by beautiful lush gardens, plenty of seating, and a sandpit for the kids though the spiky weeds do need removing! . Inside is full of antique beams and charming artefacts. We'd had drinks a while back here and wanting to book somewhere special for a long awaited post lockdown meal with my mother and son, I chose this place, and I've regretted it sadly since. Upon arrival, we received an indifferent welcome but requested a highchair which arrived a few minutes later.The drinks were good though £4.80 for a shandy is a bit steep. The biggest problem was the children's meals my sons was ridiculou...