OK, it has been one year since we last came here and the last time we came the food was very poor,…read moreand service was mediocre, but I have to say someone is listening because the food is much much better. Definitely improved and service was excellent. This time, the bartender was very helpful, excellent and very friendly; helped us decide on what food to try as well as the table service was expeditious. I have to say I am much more impressed this time. Please keep improving as this is a pub I enjoy coming too.

A really nice atmosphere, it took about 5 minutes for dinner to arrive and it was hot and fresh…read more Breakfast the next day was just as good if not better although they don't give butter with scrambled egg on toast, I had to ask for it and it took ages before I got it but we got there I. The end. Bottomless coffee for £1.99 so potentially could just sit there all day drinking coffee. The staff seem quite fun. It's a place I go to regularly and would recommend it to anyone. Best Wetherspoon I have personally been to.

Comfortable rooms, nice and quiet even though traffic is right there I couldn't hear a thing. The…read moreboss is amazing, always nice hearing him yell historical stories of Chepstow. Knowledgeable too. Nothing is too much for them and we both enjoyed our stay very much. It was easy getting the tv to work and the broadband. There wasn't much messing about and also a lovely little coffee machine. Nice touch. Going again end of November

If you want real welsh/English ambience, this a great place to eat. We stopped in at the pub & it…read morewas perfect. Great food. Really good beer on tap. & a really cool bunny in the back outdoor eating section. She's a wonderful, attentive, creative hostess. Can't go wrong eating at the Coach & Horse Inn. I'll bet the stays a great too.

Best Food Ever! I…read morewould have given this place five stars, just for the food. Three of us eating, and we each got a different menu item. My daughter got a chicken-wrapped garlic placte, chicken was so tender that she didn't need a knife to cut it. She finished the whole thing. I got the chicken curry, and absolutely loved it. My husband got a turkey pie, and loved that. Wish I had room to sample everything it was so good. The place was busy, it took a little bit of time to get served, but understandably. Willowbrook Guest House up the street gave the suggestion and they were right. (Willowbrook is awesome, by the way). The only reason I didn't give a five star was because after dining, my daughter mentioned what I had felt also, and that was a little awkwardness with the waitress. We couldn't figure out what it was we seemed to do wrong, but she wasn't as friendly with us as she was to other guests. There was another traveling couple sitting next to us who she stayed and asked about where they were staying, and how their trip was, but with us, she was very awkward, like we were wearing the wrong color or something. We've never experienced this before, so although the food was amazing, we are not sure what the issue was with the service. Don't let that stop you, go for the food. It was amazing.

This little public house is exactly what one would imagine in a small valley town in Wales. TinteI…read moreis an adorable town with beautiful views. The pub is friendly, reasonable, lots of beer choices, and an adequate menu. I got the Cottage Pie and it was simply the best. We chatted with another family and found that the dad literally grew up in our neighborhood back in the states! We were also lucky enough to watch the Welsh win the 2016 Eurocup quarter finals here. Great, comfortable, and homey atmosphere all around. A lovely place to eat, drink, and be merry.

We had a nice dinner at the Rose & Crown. Great local place with an ample beer selection and…read morediverse menu. You'll find this place to be welcoming. The people are friendly and the food is good. Steaks are the specialty and while none in my group are steak lovers, other customers' beef looked good and the aroma was luscious. Our hunters' chicken dishes were tasty and filling. Enjoy the respite and your meal at the Rose & Crown.

After a visit to The abbey a drink and something to eat for lunch was needed. Perfectly placed near…read morethe abbey and on the river was this wonderful pub with plenty of seating outside as the weather was brilliant. Service was second to none. Professional but friendly with it. Nice range of ales and beers. As for the food, outstanding from what we saw. We decided on the ploughmans, a good choice. This was a little of a shock when it came out to us. One ploughmans could have fed both of us. A baguette with butter, four wedges of a wonderful cheese, apple, salad, two huge pickled onions, pickled gherkin, sweet pickle and a really delightful piccalilli (obviously homemade). A really enjoyable lunch time. Thank you everyone.

The location is absolutely stunning with Tintern Abbey on the doorstep. There is a large garden…read morewith plenty of outdoor seating and a playground suited to slightly older children. We didn't sit inside but it looked nicely furnished and had a country pub feel. There is also a cafe attached to the pub which is ideal for light lunches and snacks. We initially went there on a saturday for lunch, I had smoked mackeral fishcakes served with curried egg mayonnaise and salad. It cost £10 which wasn't exactly cheap but the food was of a great standard and I felt worth every penny. My partner had a beef pie which was equally scrum my. This was all washed down with a local Why Valley ale called Butty Bach (I recommend if you enjoy a good ale) You also get the £3 parking cost off your bill if you park in the Abbey car park. We loved it so much we went back on the sunday for a traditional sunday lunch. I had a nut roast and my partner the beef. Again the food was lovely, served with a yorkshire pud and well cooked seasonal veg. If you are in the area I strongly recommend!

The Anchor pub in Pill used to be a dull, old and tattered pub where you were served off tasting…read morebeers in smeared glasses... If you not been there since those days then you are in for a massive surprise. Along came the successful Mezze chain of pubs, spent thousands on a full refurbishment and now you have a beautiful bar/restaurant with a lovely beer garden. If you've not been to one of the Mezze pubs then you are missing out. The menu offers a large selection of vegetarian, meat or fish Mezze at 4.50 a dish or 3 for £12. The portions are generous and the food lovely. The also offer a lighter lunch time menu with sandwiches, wraps, salads and smaller hot Meals. I've tried many things on the menu and it's all really good.

Visit this pub regularly which is quite local for work. However the food is not amazing. I've eaten…read moreseveral times. The wraps, when picked up, seem to have a waterfall of grease dripping out of it. The pizzas are often pooled on top with grease. Shame because other than that the presentation is good. The burgers do look good though although I've only ever had one, so can't use that to judge. They removed the pulled pork nachos which was a shame.. The premises itself is well kept and they have a lovely wood fire. The staff are always friendly and they do good beer. There's a large beer garden out back for the summers. It's a really nice pub but some of the food lets it down.

As the name probably betrays, this is Bristol's ultimate sports pub, with Skyed up TV screens…read moreeverywhere, including the recently refurbished garden, which means on a fine day you can enjoy the big match as God intended - out in the open air. Pool, however, is the name of the game here, with four different rooms with tables in (mainly the traditional type though there is an American one too in the bar). It's pretty reasonable, at three games for £2, and there's cheap grub of the burgers and pizza variety too. The fact that you don't have to pay membership makes this the best pool place in Bristol, and if you want to beat the crowds at weekends, you can nip out to the annexe round the back.

I have to admit I was not keen on coming to the Sportsman and had to be coaxed into coming with the…read morepromise of a free beer. But actually this is a great place for watching the footie. Inside there are loads of sofas and tables. And four bars serving very competitively priced booze. They have 4 pool tables a massive out door area and another bar hidden outside ! This is a large establishment. They have a menu full of the usual suspects burgers, chips etc. I opted for a pizza, a create your own job. With onion bahjee as a topping ! It was very tasty and perfectly cooked. I really was very happy. Obviously dont come here if you looking for music and boogie as this place dont do that. But if your after somewhere to watch the football or rugby definately consider getting yourself over to the Sportsman.

This is a really nice pub, located right alongside the river in Bradford Upon Avon. The decor is…read morereally nice and the service was pleasant. My husband and I enjoyed their roast dinner on a Sunday. We recommend.

BEST. DESSERT. EVER. Now, it was a special, so I can't say that it will be on the menu when you go,…read morebut if you go, do yourself a favor and get the banoffee pie. Incredible. I can't even explain it; it was just amazing. If you like bananas and creamy type desserts, this is the dessert for you. Dinner was ok. I got the gnocchi and it was pretty flavorless. Another clear winner was the cheese fondue fries. I'm drooling just thinking about them. If my main course would've been at least a step above ok, I could manage a 5 star review since everything else was out of the park. But that gnocchi was just not good. At all. But get that banoffee pie and cheese fondue fries and you can't go wrong.