The Ram Bar Restaurant

Ate here with my husband after a long day's walking. We weren't disappointed. The meal was substantial and well cooked and the staff were very friendly.

Slow service, awful food, fighting dogs, obnoxious drinkers swearing loudly. We arrived late afternoon following a long day of travel and this was next to our hotel. What a mistake!

Staying overnight for a concert in the forest. We opted for the Sunday roast which was probably the best we have had in a pub at a very reasonable price. We would recommend The Ram for great food and relaxed atmosphere .

We were staying at the Bridge Hotel and the pub was next door. It is typical pub grub and the servings were very generous in fact probably too big as neither of us could eat everything which meant that there was waste. But very friendly service.

This is not a posh establishment its a simple humble pub offering good holesome pub grub at a fair price. All food is cooked to order and does take some time but dont be put off the portions are huge and well cooked, we can recommend the Hunters Chicken and Liver and Bacon. On previous visits the Ribs were simply great well cooked and flavoursim. There is usually a selection of Real Ales on offer but on our visit they only had Wainwrights which was lovely and fresh and complimented the food great.

Booked this as a one night stay as we were watching a band in Thetford forest. Checked in, 2 hours later checked out. First time in 44 years of life I’ve ever checked out of anywhere. Room dirty, shower sprayed water all over the bathroom other than in the shower. It was a hot day, unfortunately the sash window was broken so we had to prop it open with a bottle of water. Felt like a really low end hostel at best. Food wasn’t great, had the cheese sandwich chips as a snack, not great. The young girl behind the bar however very apologetic for the experience and refunded the room without a question and we left.

We were a group of 6 who spent the day on the Litte Ouse kayaking over from Thetford. We were in need of a big feed! Quite an unassuming pub from the outside and the menu covers your standard pub food classics with a burger and grill section. All 6 meals were really tasty and fairly priced. I had the Ram ultimate burger which was awesome and filling. Some had the fish and chips, the size of the the battered fish was huge! My partner had the steak and ale pie which had bags of flavour. The waitress was really helpful and attentive and nothing was too much trouble. The pub also had a great selection of sauces and condiments on offer which was a nice touch. Given how local we live we will defin...

Bang average at best with a way below average bar person/lady/manager…who cares what they were. They worked there for sure and she seemed to think herself pretty important. Just nasty and rude and only seemed to come alive when she was outside the front door having cigarettes with all the locals on their mobility scooters. The locals all seemed very friendly I might add. Food was ok, wine was rank. Service was appalling except for the waitress who bought our food. She actually didn’t seem to hate us for no reason which was a contrast to our welcome. She’s wasted in a place that seems to be want to close its doors to outsiders and I encourage her leave although I’d imagine she’s just doing it...

Visited for a Sunday roast with family visiting us, so disappointed in the food. We waited 45 mins for food, the only heating was in the main bar, where a fire was burning. So when the food came the roast potatoes were small pieces and just 2 bits to each adult plate, but they were so burnt, they were black and unedible, granddaughter was bouncing hers on the plate and it was clinking like a stone, most of us had reasonable veg that could be eaten but 1 adult had rock solid undercooked veg! 4 of the adults had chicken. Which surprisingly was not roast chicken, but chargrilled and had a little odd taste, within a hour all 4 of those had upset tummies. We had previously only gone to The Ram On...