The Weary Friar Inn

The friendly atmosphere, the professional attitude was excellent and above Trina and her team understood clearly my need, as I am deaf and lipreading for me was important. The room was welcoming, comfortable and clean. There isn't anything I would change or improve. It was a spotless and enjoyable service.

Our gang usual December get together, previous years we had Christmas crackers on table , only cheapies but adds to atmosphere of season, usually big fire in lower part of restaurant, not today , dull, dismal, dark, and cold. Food ordered ,disappointing on arrival , bacon and cheese jacket potato, well potato just about done , no portion of butter , 1 slice of bacon ( the highlight of meal) minimum sprinkle of grated cheese, bit of boring salad with half slice tomato, and same again cucumber whisps of onion, rest was Doritos thingys. exciting, glass of lemonade with lime , must have had one drop of lime in it. Now come to payment with cash wrong change given on two occasions, very disappointing , and the place was quiet usually several groups of people there, wonder why.

Came here for an early evening meal,its a 12th century olde worldy pub full of character.Polite staff took our drinks order and we sat down and ordered our food.My wife ordered hunters chicken and i ordered the chicken and cauliflower curry.After what seemed a longish wait our food arrived,WHAT a dissapointment both meals were.The chicken in both dishes was chewy and overcooked we never finished our meals we never complained but definately wont be searching out this inn again.