Fox & Goose

Me and my partner are moving to the village in 1 month so we thought we would try the local pub as anyone would do. It was an amazing welcome into the community everyone was friendly and the service was second to none. The food was superb and the chef would catered to all our needs. I am shocked at the variety of drinks on offer from such a small pub. I can't wait to move there and have an amazing new local pub.

Came here after watching Leicester tigers. Lovely atmosphere, packed with locals.

Mixture of old hands and young staff, all equally passionate and attentive.

I had Duck which was served pink with perfectly crisp skin, served with cheesy mash and plum jus. It was amazing, portion size was filling with enough space for desert...

Which was winter mess, winter berries with ice cream real clotted cream and meringue. Simple, clean, perfect compliment to the rest of the meal.

It was the perfect meal, left me full but wanting more.

Highly recommended.

Very welcoming bar staff. Great food. Excellent value. Good atmosphere. The only downer is that the beer is Everard's, which is not my most favourite brewery chain, but I can cope with that. Will be back again soon as it's such a lovely pub. Recommended

Absolutely amazingly good food, simple but homemade and delicious all our meals were correct, arrived together piping hot.
Staff were helpful, friendly and attentive.
Great little pub style pub, with lots of atmosphere, not spoilt by time.
Had a wonderful boxing day lunch with family .
Highly recommended 😊👍

This place is well worth the drive out of Leicester for Sunday lunch. The staff could or have been more accommodating. The small dining room is very quaint and cosy and the food could not be faulted. We had squash and sweet potato soup and a Veg Wellington which were both delicious

Lovely iconic village pub so glad its still open after all the 'Panicdemic' Malarkey had a pint after visiting the Open Gardens

Excellent local pub with friendly locals and landlord. Good selection of beers.

Lovely village 'local', with well kept real ale.