Horrible staff, treated our table disrespectfully, and other tables were astonished how badly we were treated. Food well below average, save your money and time. Will never come back read more

I am from the US and came here with a UK friend who lives in the neighborhood, as well as a friend from AU in London. The atmosphere was great, especially in the backyard garden. In that area, you go up and order and they bring out your food. Easy. Supposedly. First, they were out of almost everything we tried to order. My husband and I ordered a starter for the table and it came out first. Then our companions got their food - and the two of us waited for our mains. And waited. And waited. Watching as so many people after us got their food. We checked in at the 45 minute mark. Still no food. Finally at the hour mark, we asked to speak to a manager as our friends were already done with their meal. A manager came over and told us that the wait was our fault because we had ordered a starter for the table, our mains would automatically come out 50 minutes later. It was "the system". No attempts to apologize that our food was so late or that our friends were done with their entire meal. No attempts to make things right or to comp us a drink (we had bought two bottles of wine at this point). The food finally came out and it was good (i had the roast chicken and my husband had fish and chips). We were so hangry that anything would have been good. No attempt to check back or apologize or any of it. I guess they got what they wanted as our friends ended up buying more drinks to sit with us. So in short: attractive place, decent food but lousy service. If you're in a group, don't be the nice ones to order the starter for the table. You'll be penalized. read more

A lovely garden setting to meet friends for a drink or Sunday lunch. Such a nice vibe and both the food and service were quite good. Despite the divergent palates in our group, everyone was quite happy with their orders and our server couldn't have been nicer or more personable, particularly in accomodating one member of our group with a severe food allergy. And perhaps most impressively they us to *please* get out when the garden closed at 10:30. No, they didn't actually say get out, they were quite kind about that as well. read more

The owners are racist. They profiled me and my family said, "Asians eat and don't pay". Wanted to swipe our cards before bringing our food. Take your money elsewhere. Also the food is average. read more

This pub has it all. It's massive, with two if not three separate dining rooms, two bars both with spacious lounge areas for drinkers and two beer gardens, one at the front and a stunning leafy one in the back. Then we can discuss the slightly pricey but phenomenal food. I destroyed my starter of mushrooms in white wine sauce and pizzette. It was so good and filling. My ribeye steak was cooked to perfection, whilst the apple and blackberry crumble was that delicious combination of crunchy and fruity. I honestly cannot fault anything, but if I had to nit-pick the service was a little haughty and it wouldn't of been a crime for at least one of the servers to smile. Other than that, I can do nothing but bestow this place with five stars. read more

The Freemasons Arms - British Near Me - London, XGL

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If you're planning to spend your afternoon walking in Hampstead Heath, this place makes a a great pitstop for a pint or a glass of prosseco. Sun's out? Make sure you head towards the back of the house, to the huge terrace. The roast looked amazing but will have to come back and eat here to confirm. Service at the bar and no food outside unfortunately, but this is a cool gastro-pub, well situated. read more

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The Freemason's Arms is a great gastro pub, it actually won the 'Gastro Pub of the Year Award' in the Sunday Independent poll. Bang next to Hampstead Health (just cross over the road) it's a great place to stop off and have a delicious late lunch on the way home. Inside there's a friendly ambiance, enhanced with warm neutral decor. It's very spacious and the nicely set tables glint with polished silver and sparkling wine glasses. The enclosed garden is well landscaped, the different tiers make you feel like you're sat in a lovely rockery, and in warm weather I think it's the nicest beer garden around. The crowd is slightly older so it has a well-to-do family feel about it, rather than a modern vibrancy, but I think this is one of the things that makes it so relaxingly pleasant. So, onto the food and drink: Starters, pizza, pasta and sharing platters heaped with various antipasti are all moderately priced under £12 and even the entrees and fish aren't bad, non are over around £17, which might sound dear for 'pub-food' but for the quality it's well worth a little splurge. The Rosemary Lamb Shoulder is sure to satisfy even the most ravenous post-heath appetite, whilst the lighter Crispy Duck Salad is the freshest salad I've ever had in a pub. Their wine selection is great, I only know about the red, but expect to pay £12 to £35, but the lower priced ones are just as good picks for the cost. If we're not stopping to eat and the weather's good it's perfect just to sit on the front patio with a pear cider and watch the afternoon pass by. read more

This is my favorite pub in London ... although I suppose to be completely fair I would need to eat and drink in the remaining 12,350 I haven't been to. But I have been to quite a few and this is my favorite - by far. Strangely, it appears in no guides to restaurants, guides to pubs or travel guides - despite the fact that the room and the pub are both superb. There are MANY London gastropubs with excellent food. Everything we have had out of their kitchen, from roast chicken, to fishcakes, to lamb, to salads to mediterranean plates has been superb. But if you go to a place that calls itself a gastropub - there is at least a 10% chance (arguably 20 percent or higher) you will find a kitchen where everything is superb. London gastropubs are just good. So if there are 12,500 pubs in London (a number I obtained scientifically by pulling it out of my ... make that pulling it out of thin air), if there are 12,500 pubs in London and ten percent have superlative kitchens, then that gives you 1,250 superlative pub kitchens to choose from. so you might not necessarily choose the freemasons arms as your favorite. if you are a demanding real ale drinker - that provides less reason to go to freemasons. the selection of beers on draught is small and quite commercial. i would not have made those choices for draught beers. (now the cider on the other hand, that is another story. both the sweet and the dry cider on draught are marks you don't usually see on tap, and they are both exquisite.) So why pick the Freemasons Arms with the perfect kitchen over the other 1,250 other pubs with perfect kitchens? **** Picking a pub, to a large extent, is about falling in love with a room. The room is where you will eat your wonderful food, become inebriated to the point of charm (or stupidity), meet with all your friends, think your thoughts about how you are going to solve all of your problems and discuss the meaning of life with your spouse,your promising spouse candidate, or the local hot piece of glandular stimulation for the night. So the room becomes the background for your life. So picking a pub is a lot like decorating your living room - only in a pub you can afford more expensive furnishings than those you can afford to put in your own house. The Freemason Arms is simply gorgeous. (and the pictures on its website don't even remotely begin to do it justice.) If you are sitting outside the neighborhood is gorgeous, the terraces and gardens are gorgeous, the rooms are well lit, gracious and attractive by day, and they turn even more magical and magnificent by night. (a lot of rooms in pubs - or anywhere else - look good by day - or by night but not both. Freemason Arms rooms look great in either modality.) Fantastic looks are not that easy to find in pubs. There are so many other run-of-the-mill pubs - that feel like the standard place to get a beer in a 1940 British railway station. (you know the drill - red walls, lots of wood, black chalkboards and accents, ratty but comfortable wood furniture. In the standard red and black rooms, the miners, the railwaymen or the schoolteachers could be discussing the election prospects of Stanley Baldwin or how England will do in the Test with New Zealand.) Red and black rooms are pleasant enough and merit a B+. I give a C or lower to places where the televisions are on just about everywhere. In these places you might as well be in a sports bar on Racine, Wisconsin. Freemason Arms avoids both the 1938 railway pub look and the cheap glitzy sports bar lood - for its own special very British, pseudo-Georgian-era, white painted wood and sunlight charm. You know it the minute you walk into the place. The Freemasons Arms has that perfect - "I am in pub paradise" ambience - And it has the other mandatory ingredient, a kitchen with food that makes you want to die and go to heaven. (Save room for puds. DEFINITELY save room for puds.) Perfect food? Perfect room? Sign me up forever. read more

This Sunday my friends and I decided to organise a proper Christmas lunch. I make my way rarely to Hampstead Heath, even though it is a beautiful area on the north side of London. Lots of up and downs, not ideal for jogging or biking but you can have long walks in the Hampstead Park! We hardly found the pub, which is hidden in a small street, where hardly cars can pass by. People where sitting outside, having a cider or cup of tea probably just after their Sunday walk in the park. We made our way directly inside, where our friends where already waiting with a moulded wine with a slice of orange in it. The atmosphere was reflecting the advent time in winter. People entered the pub with gloves and scarves; the only thing, which was missing, was the snow! We had a table reserved for 2pm but they made us wait for 30minutes. We had a good time at the bar, catching up while enjoying our moulded wine. We all prepared a present, which we would exchange randomly later, it is a German tradition called "wichteln". The perfect place, as there was a traditional decorated Christmas Tree in the middle of the pub. My friend has already e-mailed us the Christmas brunch menu, so we already knew exactly what to order. It turned out the Sunday roast they proudly advertised was only available on a Saturday. After discovering that they run out of other things on the menu as well. I decided on the lamp shanks in lentils and Brussels sprouts, while as two of my friends chose the chicken roast, the only roast left. The fish dishes looked delicious as well, more for a light meal. Personally I would not choose the pizza, as this traditional pub has good British food. This Sunday we ate ourselves through from 3 shared starters for a table of 8, to generous main courses to the desserts and did not got out of the pub, which was warmly enlighten by a chimney fire, before 6pm. By that time we opened all our presents, I received an interesting bed lecture called Lick My Cheese - a witty book for any flatmate. My friends ended up continuing to have a drink at another bar, while my boyfriend and I decided to take a walk in that charming neighbourhood. read more

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This is a definite gastropub. In fact it's won lots of awards, mostly recently from The Independent, for being such a good gastropub. Whatever you think then of this sort of change to the traditional pub landscape the food and atmosphere here is a step up. The location for one is brilliant. It's right on the edge of Hampstead Heath and perfectly placed for a meal or drink after a walk. Plus the road it's on is so nice. Really feels much more village-like than it is and somewhere the 'green' seems to putting up a much better fight against the 'urban' than elsewhere in London. There is a really big outside area at this one, great in the summer. Inside the food menu is quite extensive, pizza and pastas get quite a lot of attention as does fish, salad and big sharing plates. I had a really nice bottle of wine too, the list is pretty good, lots of new world whites plus French and Italian classics. read more

The Freemasons Arms - British Near Me - London, XGL

I would give it 0 star if I could! The management is extremely rude and unprofessional, incapable of a smile, incapable of telling truth, screaming at staff in front of customers, so we learnt that they were short of staff. Still, don't argue in front of customers, it's embarrassing. Slow service, but we know why, manager shared with the whole restaurant. Cold food, tiny portion of everything. Ordered fish and chips. How can you get that wrong?! Goodness, I've had better frozen captain Birdseye. Avoid Freemasons Arms Hampstead. If you're in Hampstead go to Wells Tavern or the Flask, fabulous food and great service. read more

I have visited this pub/restaurant twice and each time i have been disappointed and slightly shocked. The pub itself is very classy, amazing decor, great seating area inside and outside and very clean unlike many North London pubs. However the food was dismal, On my last visit I had gone for the beef burger considering you can't really go wrong there. What I ended up with was a burnt burger and a handful of chips. I pointed this out both to our waitress and then the manager but neither would change or apologise. Instead, what ensued was an argument. I would not recommend this pub for food or drinks as it very overpriced and bad service all rolled into one. read more

Really very poor indeed. The decor is dated - particularly the dining room - it's all very 90s and provincial. And no atmosphere to speak of. It was as if all the life and character had been sucked out of the place. The food was overpriced gastro fodder. My starter of scallops was good but the mains (for all of the group) were terrible. I asked for my rack of lamb to be cooked medium rare but it was well done. I sent it back and it was returned in exactly the same condition. When I pointed this out I was told that lamb had to be cooked well done. So I guess I imagined all the times my lamb had been cooked pink, or perhaps it was some kind of common mistake? And secondly, why ask how I want it cooked if that's the case - just tell me that's how it comes when I order?! The service was abrupt and rude. And I complain nicely, so there was really no need for all the attitude. Such a disappointment after all the good reviews here... read more

Posh looking pub, with a simply awesome garden out back. On a sunny day this would be a great place to drink..I'll be trying to come here again on such a day. Beyond the garden it is a bit upmarket for me (more like a hotel restaurant than a pub) and just one overpriced Adnams ale meant that there was little of interest beyond the aforementioned external space. read more

Well, this place seemed a bit posh. I think that it's probably just a bit nicer than the usual dives I end up in. Definitely the place you take your parents for a spot of lunch. They appear to let dogs in on the front patio as well, so that's always a good thing. We only stayed for one drink, but it's a nice place and staff seem friendly. Not perhaps somewhere where I would go for a ballsy session with my friends, but perhaps a quiet drink of a Sunday evening. read more

Get to the Chase: Pros: 1) Perfect brunch spot 2) Delicious assortments of food, each very well executed and delicious to say the least 3) Courteous staff 4) Clean and cozy 5) Plenty of seating 6) Fish n chips are amazeballs, the garlic pizzette is a perfect savory start to a glorious meal, and don't get me started on that slow cooked pork belly! Cons: 1) Service could a be a bit more pleasant, and at times they took their dandy time read more

The Freemason's Arms is right beside Hampstead Heath, but the focus is definitely on the Hampstead. This is an upscale pub, and almost more of a fancy resturant than a gastropub. It was renovated about 6 years ago and they went all out. The main room has a few comfy chairs and tables just inside the door if all you want is a drink. But the largest part of the main rooms are well-appointed fine dining (but not uncomfortably so). The food is indeed fabulous, and we've had birthday celebrations here. Seared pigeon with roasted beetroot and blood orange salad? Steamed mushroom pudding with onion and thyme sauce? Lamb shank with chorizo and a pea and mint mash? All here, and much more. It's a very large pub, though. There are plenty of outdoor tables in front, and a huge garden out back with lots of tables and room for the kids to run about. There's even a skittle alley in the basement. It's not uncommon to spot celebs here. The pub has a great location, too, and will be packed by people visiting the adjacent Hampstead Heath if the weather is even remotely nice. read more

Nice pub in Hampstead with a huge beer garden. Great food and drinks but overpriced. Good service but some days only 2 people behind the bar and the place is crowded. Very nice location right next to the park and perfect after a long walk! read more

This is a fantastic pub and worth the trip up the Northern line to Hampstead. Great, generous and fresh food is paired with a healthy selection of beers. This place leans far more to the gastropub range of the scale so if that's what you're looking for this is your place. The Sunday roasts are tasty, the fish and chips are crispy and fresh. Looking forward to going back! read more

BEST PUB WHEN THE WEATHER IS HOT IN LONDON. Popular place, and you will see why when the sun is shining. Cheers read more

A huge pub, with many different rooms and seating areas, which unfortunately feels extremely small, once the clock strikes 1, when every single person in the entire area of Camden walks through the doors. The menu is diverse and unique for a pub, but unfortunately the majority of the staff was rude and helpful, especially the managers. Its a beautiful place, but children are often asked to leave, and too many people are accepted into the pub, making it crowded and uncomfortable. especially for the poor sods who have to work there. A mistake I don't plan on making ever again :) read more

So, returning from Norfolk with my American rellies today, we wanted somewhere local in NW3, and remembered that the FA was under new management, and from the comfort of my passenger seat and thanks to Steve Jobs I booked a table for 4 online through the booking section of the pub's website. Fast forward a few hours and we rock up at the FA, hi there, we have a reservation etc etc. "We don't have it. You booked online? Well you shouldn't have, you should have called." "But why do you offer online reservations if you don't look at them and don't honour them?" I asked, showing her the confirmation on my phone. At this point we are given a very "don't care" shrug and we ask to see the manager. "I'm the manager tonight" she said. Glasses, hair in bun, if that narrows her down Our luck changed "I suppose I can fit you in": the restaurant remained at least 1/4 empty for the rest of the time we're there. So all in all, how not to greet customers. From this point on things did improve, I must admit - order was taken swiftly, although much faffing around on an iPhone app that has replaced pen & paper, and burger was very good, although it's 2014 how about a choice not just "it comes well done". More bonus points were the two servers - one Polish and one (I think?) Spanish both of whom were quite jolly. But seriously, back to awful first impressions: if you have an online booking system don't make your customers feel it's their fault and you absolutely couldn't care less when you can't be bothered to check your own reservation system. FOLLOW UP: Manager called me, took on board what I'd said. We had an in depth chat about the hospitality industry and now I'm a happy customer who'll come back to the FA. How to successfully resolve a hiccup. Thank you. read more

I was with a friend in Hampstead for a jazz concert without any plan for dinner. When we saw The Freemasons Arms we knew that it was one of those gastropubs that we love. And we were right. Rich menu with plenty of choice of starters, mains and desserts. I enjoyed an amazing plate of gnocchi with spinach, ricotta and pumpkin with a glass of Italian Pinot Grigio. My friend went for the Ale Battered Line-Caught Cod & Chips, old style and tasty. The atmosphere is perfect, not too noisy and you feel very comfortable. I'll definitely suggest it to everyone that loves gastropubs. It's worth a visit even if you only want to drink a beer or a glass of wine before or after dinner. read more

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A huge pub with different rooms depending on your mood and two ample outdoor seating areas for those rare warm sunny days, the Freemasons Arms is one of the first places I think of when I want to show off the best in (North) London. The place is just so nice to look at! Sure the food is kind of pricey, but it really is quality for a gastro pub. I've been here quite a few times and have never been disappointed *knocks on wood*. read more

i am writing too share my disappointment when i visited this pub last week for lunch. I had a family of 4 people coming from the USA, and stopping in London for only 5 hours, before they continue their flight to their destination. I thought it will be great to take them to a good pub in London. What a mistake ! we were in total 7 persons. We arrived at 11.55am. The pub was COMPLETELY empty, and when the waiter asked us if we had a reservation and when we said "no", he pulled a face and was searching in his notes..... No need to mention that after that, the pub was still to be considered empty, as only 3 tables were occupied. Our drinks' order was taken by a super rude lady, like all the rest of the staff-, and arrived "wrong". 3 glasses of wine instead of 2. We still took it as she was saying : not my fault, you said 3, and not 2. When we asked, 15 minutes later if we can order the food, she simply replied "no", with no other explanations, and disappeared ! the food came 65 minutes later !! the kids were crying because they were super hungry, and most important of all, the visitors had their flight to catch. I did tell the waitress, 50 minutes later, that we were in a hurry and that 50 minutes was not normal. She said that this is because she thought that we wanted all the plates to come at the same time (we ordered as a starter some pizette, and for main: 2 penne pasta for the kids, 1 penne with mushrooms, a plate of vegetables, some cannellonis and 2 lamb dishes,...). the waitress didn't even want to bring the kids menu when we asked her, and was debitating in a rush, what is available for the kids. Of course, we didn't had time to finish the food! we hardly had the time to begin them !! not to mention that again, we didnt receive what we ordered: we ordered 2 penne with tomato sauce, and we got spaghetti instead .... My friends were making comments on the pub and were asking me if i always go there, and were honestly puzzled !!! and din't understand why i took them there... they watched and heard a waitress asking an old man who just arrived and sat by the window, if he had a reservation. He didn't, and he was moved to another table. Just to notice that he ate and finish before us, and the table where he sat first, was still empty. it is not the first time i go to this pub in hampstead, and it is not the first time where we notice that most of the staff is rude, and have ALWAYS something wrong in the order. For that price, for more than 150pounds, I will surely go elsewhere ! too bad! cause that pub is great from the inside and have a great location. But what an embarrassment for me towards my visitors !!! and if the staff is not happy working there, they shouldn't !! instead of being impolite, rude, and grumpy !! read more

Great pub, although they seemed to struggle to keep their composure during a busy rush on a sunny Saturday afternoon. understandable. food was good, drinks were plenty read more

Most beautiful pub in Hampstead. Went on a Sunday lunch on a pre-booked table. We ordered as we chatted and been told by a long serving manager that the book is only there for two hours in the middle of our lunch. We walked away, paid the price and will never return. As local residents will advise against and will not return until there is a change in attitude. We (used to) go there three times a week. It's a shame! read more

We came to sit in the side garden at lunch. They confirmed it was open. Then when we went to order, they said only drinks. We moved to the front but, alas, by that point it was full. And, despite there being no logical reason, they refused to let us eat on the side patio So finally a table. Then they forgot one of our drinks. Then only brought one of the two meals Avoid. Avoid. Avoid. There are much better pubs in the Heath. read more

Held my 50th party there on the 22nd January 2011.Had 40 people for a sit down do.Everyone had a fantastic time.The food was fabulous,the staff wonderful and the day was totally wonderful. Thank you to all the staff your were great. Maree Marshall read more

Not the best feel but the beer garden in summer should create more of a buzz.

Large, comfortable, clean and friendly. Love to take my mates here. Always new faces and there is a great selection of drinks. Plenty of seating. read more

One of my biggest disappointments in London. It's highly recommended, but I thought the food wasn't really worth the reputation. I've been there a second time to see if it could just be a bad day but again, I wasn't really impressed. read more

Visited during the weekend and was busy but still plenty of space. Has a large outdoor area which welcomes all from families to dog and someone who wants to enjoy a drink. They have upstairs and downstairs seating with a very welcoming atmosphere - each time I have brought children they have been very good. The drinks are reasonably priced - haven't eaten there even though I have heard good things and the food always looks delicious! High recommend a visit also at the entrance to the Heath so perfect for a pint after a long walk. Good selection of beers and wines and prosecco is only 4 a glass read more

This is more restaurant than pub but with that said, they have a great beer garden. So for those few sunny summer days, definitely worth a stop by especially after a day in the heath. We've eaten here a few times and the food is decent just feel a bit rushed / pushed around. Beer prices are a bit pricey as well but guess they have a high rent due to size of garden and location. read more

This is a fantastic pub, it has one of the largest beer gardens of any pub in central London,and I do mean garden, ideal to take kids for lunch or early suppers in the summer. The food is great and is mainly traditional british, pies, chicken, fish and chips, and of good quality and not too expensive. There is a good selction of beers, lagers and wines. The beer garden can get very busy in the summer, arrive early. Bar service can be slow. The heath is across the road so you can walk of all the calories from the lovely desserts. There is also an interior dinig area and a lower level patio with seating. Visit once and you will return. read more

I found the staff here to be rather snobbish, although the place itself is really nice. Inside, you can sit at modern wooden tables and chairs for a meal, and outside, especially on a hot summer's day, there is a lovely seating area with benches and umbrellas, and it's even more glorious when all the flowers there are in full bloom; a real rural looking pub in the midst of a busy town. As if that's not enough, it takes about 3 minutes to walk from there to the Heath, and another 2 to reach a pond which I love walking along. You can also walk up the hill to a kids' playground if you so wish. The prices are a little more than your average but on the plus side, it doesn't get many rowdy or annoying customers so that makes the cost worthwhile in my opinion. read more

It's like stepping into your own, luxurious living room. Feels really homey with comfy sofas and armchairs! The fireplace is like a cherry on top of everything! read more

I came here to try Sunday Roast cause I've been told Freemans Arms is one of the best pubs to have Sunday Roast. Pub - The pub was really nice! Beer garden was big! I'd say great place to sit back and have a beer and food. Service - I thought service could have been a bit better! Too much people and not enough staff behind the bar. Hygiene - Picking mint leaves with fingers to make a mint tea or mojito? Picking these bread kind of looking things with fingers to serve with tea/coffe? Some tongs would be nice! No straws? No napkins provided. Glass breaking and not sweeping it properly. Food - I had the Roasted chicken. Chicken serving was massive which was good for money value. Yorkshire pudding was not the greatest. It was soggy and wasn't crispy and hot. Gravy was very runny but it taste good. Vegetables was ok. Their chips was really good. The mayo they have is very tastey. My friend had a Roasted Pork and they gave her 3 slices of pork and a small piece of crackling. It was more expensive then the chicken. Overall Sunday Roast taste was ok. It was filling but I've had better. It didn't give me the memorable experience that I want to come back here to eat Sunday Roast again. The Manor down South is much better! I give it a 3 star for food and 4 star for pub. read more

Came here on a busy Friday night (24th Feb) the place was really busy next to the bar and the restaurant was looking fully booked. The drinks are very well priced compared to other bars in Hampstead ALOT cheaper than the stag and much nicer atmosphere, as I walked in the place just looked amazing which I don't often say about a pub. Now they did look a little understaffed behind the bar but saying that my order was taken quickly and I was served quickly. The only hold up seemed to be a group of 15 girls who were all ordering cocktails and had the attention of 1 of the 2 bar men but full credit to the other guy for serving the other 20 people waiting for drinks as fast as he could. We managed to get a table next to the fire on some comfortable arm chairs and after waiting 10-15 mins our food arrived. The Fish and chips was really good I can see why it was recommended and the mullet that was on the specials menu was amazing, im almost jealous my partner had it and not me as she said it was 10/10 rating. The only thing I can say bad about the place is they had a bit of a problem with the ladies bathroom but had no staff free to tidy it up as everyone was busy. Not sure if they are understaffed or just tight about employing too many people but could use a few more staff I think for a Friday night. All in all was a great experience and I will be coming back more regularly. read more

I've been to this gastro pub a few times too many! It ceases to amaze me how pubs like this with great proportion and location can offer such a poor experience, and why nobody seems to mind. it's in the perfect spot, right next to hampstead Heath and a Mecca for travellers, but there's always a lack of bar staff although plenty of people with staff tee shirts running around. It's a bit of a free for all, which is lovely and charming, but when you pay a reasonable amount for your Sunday roast, you hope that it doesn't turn up dry and cold! One more thing before I sign off and that's although the managerial staff are very pleasant, you get the strong impression that there's an air of arrogance and that whatever you said, they would find cause to justify. Much prefer the Spaniards, if you can get a table.... read more