The Restaraunt At The Plough Inn

Delicious Sunday roast! Service was excellent and lovely family atmosphere. Would highly recommend. Great to this pub back open again and thriving!

Just been for a family Sunday roast. Amazing! Good service, great atmosphere and fabulous food! The plough never fails to disappoint now it has changed hands! New management has worked wonders! Will be back soon!

Fantastic food. Nice staff. We ate in the bar area and prefer it. The noise levels can be a bit much in the restaurant area. Good portions, fabulous Sunday roast too, ideal if your hungry. Might seem pricey but you bet what you pay for!

Fabulous place for delicious food. Enjoyed it so much, lovely staff too. Nice casual easy vibe Dog friendly which is great. Nice decoration too. Would definitely come back if in the area. We went on a Wednesday night and it was packed so make sure you book.

Decidedly average sadly. Had heard good things, but whilst the food was good/OK (burger overcooked and chips undercooked), the tables were sticky, and the furniture recycled, but not in a good way. The ribs were excellent. The staff were very friendly, but not informed about what things on the menu actually were. There wasn't much to be briefed on, and it would have been a 5 minute job for this to happen. With so many good places around, I doubt we'll be back even though it's a 4 minute walk away.

This is a lovely pub. As I understand it, they have newish owners (takwn over in the last year or two). Its deceiving in how nice it is from the outside quite unassuming if you drive by. Small selection of seats outside, ample parking. Nice decor and clean. Staff really lovely and welcoming. There is a darts board and bowling in a small section in the pub. The food was very good and to a high standard that I wouldn't nessecarily expect in pub. Would recommend the half pint of prawns simple but delicious!

We live locally and having read all the positive buzz about Sam Jaks in town, we decided to give their newer set-up The Plough in Stratton a go. From start to finish, we couldn 't have been less impressed as absolutely everything was mediocre. The surroundings, the decor, the service, and the table settings are underwhelming, and the menu choices are limited and overpriced. At £14, my beef carpaccio starter was little more than a couple of slivers of beef in a mustard-type dressing and their £17 fish and chips was 'bog standard ' and unremarkable. We eat out regularly and feel blessed to be surrounded by many great restaurants and wonderful dining pubs. Sadly, The Plough is neither.

We were quite underwhelmed. It just lacked a cosy atmosphere, maybe because there was a distinct lack of fabric to cushion the reverberating sounds. The decor didn’t work; pink and green with white painted 18th beams, trying to be contemporary but not nailing the look. Furniture recycled which I normally love) but wasn’t curated very well. Really loud dance music covers bouncing out of the speakers was also quite jarring, softer music would have been more atmospheric. It felt like two teenagers were running the evening; who incidentally were very polite but no adults around. They cleared the table stretching over plates whilst one of the party were still eating not great manners). I had hear...

I stayed in the spa next door and we decided to try somewhere new for dinner the following night, looking at the menu online and from the outside it seemed really nice, the staff were really friendly and we were seated promptly, apon receiving our starters we were instantly disappointed, a baked camembert that was £14, you would expect a larger one to share for double the price of any other starter, disappointingly it was a small individual one. The bread it came with was burnt to a crisp and tasted like burnt paper, it was totally disgusting, it hadn't been toasted but instead put on a griddle and you could taste the horrid burnt of other food, it hadn't been cleaned in some time. The other...