The Curious Pig In The Parlour

I came here because it was the next place for me to get vegan food. there were no reviews, but I'm always ready to give a place a chance. it is a warm and friendly pub. However, the service is somewhat slow and the vegan menu needs some serious attention. there was really no choice, it was quite literally between an aqueous suppe and an salat for starter or net. there was an aubergine bulgar weizen dish that looked promising, although eating looked good, it lacked serious taste and any actual nutrients. it seems that this is the kind of place that will only add to a vegan dish, so that they involve more. different from coming back.

Booked a table in the restaurant for 6pm on a Saturday evening, loads of empty tables. I gave my name to the waitress who said we could sit anywhere that was not reserved in the bar side. I explained we has a table in the restaurant and she just looked at me blankly and said we could sit anywhere in the bar side. She then gave us 2 menus and went through a list of about 10 dishes that they had run out of and added they have no ales available on tap. She then turned and walked off. We went into the bar side and there were a couple of reserved tables, the rest had plates and empty glasses on. So we left.

Absolutely shocking. Went tonight for my wifes birthday and had to listen to a bunch of young people fing and blinding loudly. When asked to be moved the oke behind the bar didnt seem to be bothered. Definitely wont be returning again and definitely wont be recommending to anyone

I visited the pub with my family and we were 8 in all. The food was good as was the service. However 4 of us had a Sunday Lunch and each of us 4 asked if we could have some extra Gravy as we felt there wasn’t enough on the meal. Imagine our surprise when the bill came to find we were charged £3.75 for the extra gravy. This is the first time we have ever been charged for extra gravy, which when needed has always been given with never any charge. We were never advised there would be such a charge and only noticed it on the bill. It left us saddened, as we enjoyed the meal including Desserts, for which we paid nearly £200. Not good customer relationship.

We arrived on time at 1.00 pm for Sunday lunch to be told there were not enough roast potatoes so we would have to have new potatoes! Then after our shared starter we then waited until 2.45 pm for our main course which included one grape sized stuffing and an inedible Yorkshire which was enormous, the rest of the food was very basic pre sliced meats. Having ordered a bottle of French Sauvignion at £25 we were told they didn’t have that but had a New Zealand one but didn’t mention it was £37. Then to top it all we were charged £14.75 for a glass of red wine. Not at all impressed and will never return.