Disappointing Sunday Roast, now I know it's only £8.99 but when I received it I was beginning to think we'd ordered off the childrens menu, there was so little of it.
I had the turkey, it's not a carved turkey that is served, it's more like a Bernard Matthews turkey easy roast, the Yorkshire puddings were cold, there wasn't even a slight crisp to them and there were only 4 of the smallest roast potatoes that I've ever seen, I suppose the only bonus is that they were crisp and tasty.
My wife had the beef, one of the pieces was mainly fat and impossible to cut with the knife supplied.
Popped into The Bridge Inn on Friday 23rd May and had a great experience. The place had a good vibe, food was solid, and everything ran smoothly.
Big shoutout to Olivia who looked after us – she was friendly, on the ball, attentive and made sure we had everything we needed without hovering. Just really good, genuine service that made the visit even better.
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I recently had the pleasure of being served by Olivia at The Bridge Inn and I can confidently say she is an absolute gem! From the moment we arrived, she greeted us with a warm smile and a friendly attitude, making us feel right at home. Olivia is incredibly attentive, ensuring our drinks were topped up and our meals arrived promptly, all while maintaining an effortless charm and professionalism.
Her knowledge of the menu was impressive, offering great recommendations that suited our tastes perfectly. She handled every request with grace and efficiency, never missing a beat—even during the busiest hours. It’s rare to find someone who truly enhances the pub experience, but Olivia does just that.
If you're lucky enough to be served by Olivia, you’re in for a fantastic experience. She’s a credit to the team and deserves all the praise!
Popped into The Bridge Inn expecting a decent pint and maybe a packet of crisps – left feeling like I'd just been treated like royalty (but the friendly kind, not the awkward wave-from-a-balcony kind).
From the get-go, the atmosphere was warm, welcoming, and exactly what you'd hope for in a proper pub. But the real star of the show? Sophie. Honestly, if there were a league table for hospitality, she’d be top of it, trophy in hand, probably still smiling and checking if your chips are okay.
Sophie was an absolute gem – cheerful, helpful, and effortlessly good at making people feel at home. She had that perfect mix of professionalism and personality, managing to be attentive without hovering and funny without forcing it. She even remembered our drink order, which is more than I can say for myself most days.
The food? Delicious. The drinks? Cold and well-poured. The vibe? Spot on. The service? Basically Michelin-star level with less tweezers and more personality. If all pub staff were like Sophie, I’d probably never cook at home again.
The Bridge Inn is a cracking place, but with Sophie on the team, it’s a proper experience. Go for the food and atmosphere – stay because Sophie’s convinced you to order dessert and honestly, she’s right!!
Honestly this place use to be my go to for a nice tea and a drink.
Cocktails are tasteless
Food is always dry and 80% of the time inedible.
I know it can get hard and frustrating when it gets busy but the staff never smile and always storm round moaning,
Not a welcoming feeling.
The chef/chef's clearly can't handle the pressure sometimes, come out moaning at other staff and doesn't bother offering alternatives or refunds on food that is poorly cooked and presented properly.