The Purefoy Arms

Unfortunately the limited menu (and prices were not available on website. Although it did not appear overly busy, service was quite slow. Food OK (the liver was sinewy! and quite pricey. Despite the owner being very amiable, we will not be returning.

Our 3rd visit. Each time the food and friendly service have been excellent. Consistently great experience, this time we took the kids too 10 and 13. They enjoyed the same menu and appreciated the extra touches in the food and presentation and are keen to return too.

Disappointing!This restaurant has changed hands since being included in the good food guide and now serves 'trendy ' pan asian food and pub standards.We waited nearly an hour for sausage and mash and fish and chips although there were only two other people dining.Sausages were OK but the fish batter was soggy as were the chips,peas nearly cold and undercooked.Although we were given a slight reduction on the bill we will not be going again and would not recommend it.

My girlfriend, friends and family have been going to this pub since October 2016. We have been for dinner, lunch and more often than not just for drinks. The food is top notch and their Sunday lunches are incredible (I's also highly recommend the game and pork pie, the sri lankan lamb curry, the sausages and mustard mash and anything from the dessert menu). They have a great selection of wine, whisky and gin and are always coming up with genuinely great cocktails. You couldn't ask for better publicans or a better atmosphere. I will kerp going and I recommend it to anyone.

The pub has changed hands. The menu is now a mix of traditional pub food and Asian inspired dishes which seem out of place in a country pub. We chose from the tradional menu. Burgers were tough and lacked flavour. Fish and chips were poor and out 6yr old son complained that the peas had gone hard. Ketchup and tartar sauce tasted chemically. Truly awful food and we left very disappointed.