Bull Inn

Amazing food staff and service. Lots of space. Tables cleaned thoroughly between people sitting down.

Really lovely to watch all the old war planes practice up above too.

Great value and absolute worth a visit.

We had a lovely meal, everyone was so friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Service was excellent and the staff were helpful and happy. Great food. Overall a really nice evening, we’ll definitely be back.

Haven't been to this pub for a long while so my husband and I decided to try it for a Sunday lunch. Was pleasantly surprised at the refurb, very nice. Went for a roast dinner but from our experience, would only give it a 6/10. The meat was great, really tender, but the accompanying veg were below par. The roast potatoes could have taken out a tooth, so hard inside and out, and the cabbage was not cooked either. If we had a tablespoon of cauliflower cheese between us we would have been lucky. I know pubs are having to increase prices and we are all seeing smaller portions on our plates to boot, but did not feel this was worth £15.95 The staff were lovely, and would return for drinks anytime for sure, but alas our food experience was a tad disappointing.

Excellent food, excellent service, I would recommend going here. Very friendly staff.

Turned up at 14:30 and they had stopped serving food. Not even an attempt to offer anything even though the kitchen was still cooking food for other customers. It is only good for a toilet stop.

The food menus were still up giving the impression of continuing service.

Staff were dismissive. They turned away a family of four as well.

Just full of booze hounds...

Had sunday lunch today and it was lovely. Will definitely be going back again. Staff were really friendly.

Went for lunch today and was extremely underwhelmed.
I had a burger cooked way beyond it should be and raw onions dumped inside.
Wife and father in law had Sunday roasts and both said they were barely warm and veg was hard.
Staff seem a bit clueless and two beers missing in masterbrew and bishop's finger.
I can say I have tried the place now but wouldn't return unless changes are made

Christmas eve meal with family and it was terrible. Told half the very limited menu wasn't available then my son had a sirloin steak that was in my opinion a rump which was just about edible with 6 small chips . My other son had burned chicken gougons which was offered by a very rude chef as he didn't like any off the starters. Cold coffee and a rock solid brownie which my son couldn't even cut. We paid over £150 for this rubbish. Sub standard ,overpiced , small portions passed off as upmarket. I wouldn't of paid for it I was so annoyed but being Christmas eve I didn't want to make a fuss for my families sake.