Terrible service and a badly run restaurant - avoid if you can. Imagine if your family booked a…read moretable for a Carvery special offer and then when you got there, they'd not only run out of Carvery but refused to take responsibility or to honour the discount for another meal....... So if you like the taste of disappointment and undercooked, soggy pizza - go for it!!! But don't believe a word of what they say in their email offers - it's all lies just to get you in the door (and then they'll serve you their terribly soggy pizza at full price lol).

I would really love to give Trent Port a fantastic review because I know how hard all the staff…read morework to keep the place at a satisfactory standard, but I can't. The food is good at the best of times, however, it is clear to see that there is a difference in chefs as the food is not always to the same standard and sometimes is over cooked. On the other hand, a great feature to the family pub is the carvery which runs every day for the small price of £3.95 Monday to Saturday and £6.95 on a Sunday. The carvery is brilliant value for money and I have to say is always cooked much better than the in house meals. As well as the carvery, the public house has both desserts and wines on the menu. These features, along side the old building really make for a family friendly setting and a respectable place to eat.

I used to dislike this Wetherspoon pub because it was always packed on a Friday and Saturday night…read moreand I would come out with bruises. I did have some decent meals there though..usually 2 meals for £6 or something. However having lived in the south for a year I almost fell over when I was asked for £1.35 for my pint of real ale last weekend. There is always a good selection of ales. It was quiet and they allowed my friends 16 year old daughter to sit with us while we had a drink. The Yarborough was owned by Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway Company and, eventually, by the LNER. After the Second World War, the British Transport Commission owned it. In 1951, it was bought by a brewery from Hull. In 1960, it was nearly demolished. The hotel, which is a symbol of the town's transition from an 18th-century fishing village into a great Victorian port, is now a listed building. It is one of the town's best-known landmarks . It was purpose-built in the mid 19th century (1851) to serve Grimsby's first railway. The hotel took its name from the second Earl of Yarborough, who was a director of the railway company and lived at nearby Brocklesby. Example prices..Guiness £1.49 Carling £1.39 Fish and Chips £2.99 Burger and chips £3.99 . Apparently 17,540 people joined them for the world's largest wine-tasting event, making them a Guiness world record holder. They are also Grimsbys Pub of the Year.

After paying further down south prices, we were amazed when we paid for such a cheap round! It is…read morevery reasonably priced. It's full of old men drinking their pensions away and it's a blessing the smoking ban came in as you couldn't see in there a while ago. The food is average Wetherspoons grub, cheap and cheerful.

Typical Wetherspoon pub in the Old Town. The outdoor area is…read morereally nice in the summer.

Great pub, great prices, OK food. If you are looking for a cheap meal, or a cheap night out, this…read moreis the place to go! Its a friendly place and you always feel welcome, but be wary of the odd drunk middle aged man trying to chat you up... other than that its a good pub with a wide range of cheap drinks, meaning you could spend most of the night there! Its generally very comfortable, but it can get VERY busy, so watch you're drinks as there seems to be a lot of people bumping into each other!

I went to this pub/carvery/restaurant and "Oh My God it was good!"…read more This is a Crown Carvery chain and in the past I have been left disappointed by this particular brand but this pub is amazing! The staff are friendly and welcoming (despite being obviously very busy) and took my order quickly, efficiently and in a very polite manner with a smile (so many establishments forget these fine details). We had to queue for our food for about 5 minutes, this is normal in a Crown Carvery pub, but the food was well worth the wait! The beef, (oh my god the beef!) It was so succulent, tasty and yummy! It was fresh and the carver was generous with the servings too! My partner got the Gammon and he was also very impressed with his meat. The vegetables were great too! When we arrived at the vegetable bar the roasties were nearly all gone - this was corrected almost as the thought crossed my mind! Perfect service! When I approached the Gravy bar I was impressed with this too... quite often in this type of establishment the gravy can be dripped and splattered everywhere - this was not the case at the Jug and Bottle - the place had a couple of drips (which i noticed were cleared up within 5 minutes of my using the bar) and the sauces all looked very nice and fresh too. Things to Note: This pub would be difficult for wheelchair bound visitors. there is an area to the left of the bar that is on flat ground but this seems to be the preferred area for families with young children and can be very busy & noisy. Don't eat anything before you visit - You can stack up your plate as much as you like with vegetables, potatoes, gravy and sauces! The meal is cheap during the week, but On a Sunday the Price doubles making a cheap meal quite a bit more expensive, but they put on an extra meat on a Sunday so you do get more for your money and it is still a cheap and hearty meal!

Newly added outdoor seating has really added to this great village pub/restaurant. Food is still…read moreprobably the best in any village locally and the fast friendly staff make it an easy choice. Monday is pie night, 15GBP for entrees pies (3) to choose from and that includes a beer or wine. Steak was superb, duck Asian salad was very tasty and a favorite. Mini squid with salt and pepper was tasty but tiny. Nice beer selection which included 2 cask ales. A place for a large party or romantic date, outside seating is now plentiful.

Very good food and service selling traditional British Pub food at a level rarely found in the pub…read moretrade in this day and age. Beautiful rural area surrounded by the River Humber on one side and the heights of Brantingham hills and woodland everywhere else. A great British pub in a beautiful setting and a rarity in today's public houses.

Wow is the first word that comes to mind. This place is fantastic!!!…read more I was brought here by a friend when I was in Hull last week and I cannot speak highly enough about it. The food, the service, the ambience, the decor, and the price - everything was spot on. The restaurant is situated in the Humber Dock, the area around the docklands which has been redeveloped. The area is trendy with pubs and restaurants, a marina full of yachts and motor boats and lots of people walking, jogging or just sitting and watching the world go by. 1884, I found out, has a very good reputation in Hull and it is deservedly so. It also has a reputation for being expensive and if you just take the A la Carte menu then yes you will pay quite a lot but they also have an Evening Market Menu which available every night except for Saturday which offers 3 courses and a glass of fizz for £22 - that to me is exceptional value, especially when you taste the quality of the food. The choice on the evening was limited to two starters, two mains and two desserts. Between two of us we ordered everything on the menu. We were given warm bread to start which was so delicious we had to order more! The starters were a choice of a Ham hock terrine or Mozzarella with tomatoes. The description of either cannot come near to doing justice to just how delicious both of these starters were and how beautifully presented. The main courses were a choice between Hake or venison sausage. The fish came on a bed of champ with a butter sauce, baby shrimps and samphire. It was light and delicious and perfect after filling up on the bread;). The other choice was a venison sausage and mash with a rich gravy and topped with a crispy fried onion. This was absolutely delicious but I couldn't do it justice after being a little too greedy with the aforementioned bread! A selection of seasonal vegetables were presented separately on the side. The final course was dessert and we were definitely not disappointed. Lemon Posset which came topped with strawberries and served with two shortbread biscuits was the best dish of the entire night. The posset was light and lemony and the biscuits were crumbly and sweet - the nicest shortbread I have ever tasted. It was the perfect combination. The other dessert was "Strawberry Mess" a sort of deconstructed Eton mess. The meringue was not cooked just spread on the plate and toasted covered with chocolate crumbs, served with fresh strawberries and a vanilla ice cream and strawberry sorbet. This dessert was sublime as well, although for me being a lover of lemony desserts, the posset just pipped it. Everything was beautifully presented! The prosecco that came with the meal was light and fruity and a perfect accompaniment. The service was fantastic. Our waiter could not do enough for us and this was apparent in all of the staff we dealt with. Finally I took a trip to the ladies. I think you can tell a lot about a restaurant by looking at the loos. These were fabulous. They were spotless and the soap and hand lotion was luxurious, and the decor was reminiscent of a spa! In short this was one of the best meals I have had in a very long time. If you ever find yourself in Hull definitely take time to come here and I promise you won't regret it.

Food is excellent, service is excellent. Price is a little high but the atmosphere was beautiful…read moreand so what the interior! Juicy and tender steak.. but that's what you expect when you spend £70 on a steak!

The food is most excellent. The service is superb and friendly. The atmosphere is relaxed yet…read moreupscale. Cannot recommend enough this little gem hidden away in the countryside.

Great food, great staff and fun trivia game on Sunday nights! I was visiting from California in…read moreFebruary and went to the Star Inn for dinner with my brother and it was fabulous! I would highly recommend this place - Great job!

Gammon is perfect, tastes great and best i've ever had.Service and workers are lovely and very…read morefriendly.The atmosphere is great, would come again!

This is what a British Pub us all about...good ale and great food…read more So good it is likely taken for granted. The fish and chips were superb. The service excellent and the staff although extremely busy on a Saturday mid-afternoon were pleasant and helpful. My companions always bring their out of country visitors (like me) here when visiting this part of the old town.