The Plough in Bletchley

We were a party of 6 that went there last Friday as it was the most convenient within walking distance of the Premier Inn and looked ok on the internet so we had booked in advance. We didn't know it would be such a good choice. Very friendly and efficient staff with prompt service, just cheeky enough to make us feel more than welcome but without overstepping the mark. Pleasant large well furnished restaurant. Good atmosphere as it would appear to be a popular venue for local people and families. Would thoroughly recommend it and a shame that we are unlikely to have the opportunity to go there again. Top place!

What a lovely place to eat. Good choice of drinks, attentive staff, the best filet steak I’ve had in a long time, and I’ve had quite a few. Even the chips were properly crispy and covered in a dusting of something delicious. We had a party of 4, and everyone loved it. Highly recommended. Thank you ☺️ Two small negatives: The hand drier in the gents was a bit like an asthmatic camel. Hot but weak. And the guy behind the bar seems to have a problem with keeping his jeans up. Bum crack is not acceptable in a restaurant. Simon Cowell has some you could probably borrow 😉

We were referred here by another restaurant we did not have a booking for. Good thing as well. A few car parking spaces. Beautiful pub. We were sat in a cozy booth seating area. Like the decor. Service was okay, to be fair they were very busy as bank holiday. It was one of the biggest portions of gammon we have ever had. It was very tasty but quite saltier than the usual gammon as well so we just took the rest home for lunch at home the next day. We enjoyed our meal!

Best roast we've had in a very long time. Soo good we've booked for Easter Sunday with the family - can't wait! Staff are lovely

Visited here for the 1st time since refurb/new owners, so yes it had been awhile. We visited on a Tuesday for lunch/dinner with family, the car park was busy so I thought that was a positive sign. Not the easiest car park to negotiate when busy, but we did manage to find a disabled space although this was not very clearly marked as the paint had all but disappeared. Once inside the bar area was busy and noisy, the restaurant part was pretty quiet with only a couple of tables being used. The decor is absolutely lovely with decent lighting, natural wooden flooring, and solid wood tables and chairs a very welcoming venue. The waitress came nice and quick to bring menus and take our drinks order, also told us what the soup of the was as well as pie of the day, very friendly staff I have to say. The menu is quite varied with a good choice, there should be something to suit everyone on offer here. We had 2 people opting for Fish & Chips, these were served with mushy peas and tartare sauce, also served with a half of lemon for squeezing if so desired The other 2 of us both had the Horseshoe Gammon served with chunky chips, and garden peas along with 2 perfectly cooked fried eggs. I have to say the food was excellent overall, freshly cooked and good portions size wise. The 2 people that had the Fish both said it would have been nice to have seen a small side salad on the plate, as when the plate arrived with the food the plate looked a bit bare The 2 Gammon dinners when served there was no need for any salad, there was ample food on the plate, which I have to say was a great Gammon Steak I would recommend a visit here, we will definitely be returning again soon.