The Cuckoo

"Menus are by the laptops". Not a hardship to get my own menu but a bit unusual especially if like us you don'tknow the place. Staff for the most part very welcoming and polite. Didn't have to wait long for the food and really enjoyed my chicken burger and dessert but very slow to clear plates. Our particular table was tricky to eat at due to very comfy but low-set chairs. Asked what the soup of the day was before ordering and duly told but then after I ordered told that there was no soup left. I went without a starter as noyhing else on the menu I fancied. Little things and might not matter to everyone but fixing them would improve overall experience. Truly lovely overall feel inside the pub just not matched on this occasion by the experience.

Booked a table for a meal with family, having not been to The Cuckoo before did not know what to expect. Arrived a few minutes early but was shown to our table. Some of our party have dietary requirements that were catered for with a separate menu and the use of a tablet and app to check ingredients. This made choosing a lot easier. The menu was okay for our requirements and when food arrived it was well cooked. The Cuckoo was busy, but waiting time between courses was not too bad. Stay pleasant and very helpful.it was busy on the Saturday we visited, so it may be better to nook a table in advance. We will call in again

Greeting was great, but was then sat at a small table for 4 people, we asked to be sat at a larger table for 4 and was first left waiting for about 15 minutes and no response and then questioned again to be told we couldn't move because the other table was fully booked. On that bigger table then sat 2 people, they left and a further 2 people sat there. So, in theory, we could have been moved had your staff wanted to. The small table for 4 people was very cramped and only just fitted all the glasses, utensils, cutlery and plates on. Surely, it is not much to ask for when you are paying £160 for a meal to have some space on the table,

Visited this Vintage Inn with my mum at 5.45pm on a Monday evening in October 2023. We sat in the bar area for a bar meal, ordering at the bar. I had halloumi and green grain salad and my mum had gammon, eggs, chips and peas and everything was absolutely delicious. My expectations were not that high before we arrived. Not sure why not but they weren't. But the food was excellent and the staff were really friendly. Just one thing, my mum could have done with a proper steak/meat knife to go with her gammon, as it was a bit awkward for her to cut without one but that's a small issue. I would definitely recommend.

Staff were nice and welcoming, 4 of the 5 meals were perfect but one was dry and overdone and not described with cheese in it when it did. The fizzy drinks weren't fizzy. When we told the staff they refunded the overdone meal and were lovely about the whole thing. Would recommend going here and I definitely think I was just unlucky and it is a really nice place with lovely staff.

My husband and I Had a lovely 3 course meal he had the scallops I had the duck orange parfait absolutely delicious main was fish for him and I highly recommend the beef in red wine lasagne they had emrun out of the cheese cake that I wanted to try bit opted for the Eton mess wasn't disappointed all in all a lovely night out

This pub is fairly chilled out but can be quite busy on occasions. Specifically Mother’s Day, valentines, Christmas etc. but that’s not a negative at all. Young and friendly staff always whizzing around working hard. The food is a balance between slightly posh and pub grub. Depending on when and what you order of course. Again though, not a negative. The food it always hot and there has never been an issue with it. Decent selection of beers as well.