Local Reviews
In January 2016, penkange said about The New Ivy House
A lovely place with a big carpark and garden for the summer time. When you enter it looks quite small..but then you go down the few steps into the restaurant its quaint and seats about 50. The waiting staff have lovely smiles, (but are very busy) and cater for everything you need. The food portions are plentyfull and their hand cut chips are great...we both had fish, and shared a portion of onion rings..then we had a desert..cheesecake and apple pie, all fab. Bar staff arr very friendly too.
My only criticism would be, I think they could have a few more mains on the menu. We would deffinately go again..Thank you for a nice evening.
My only criticism would be, I think they could have a few more mains on the menu. We would deffinately go again..Thank you for a nice evening.
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In February 2016, Steve B said about The New Ivy House
Very friendly and helpful people followed by great food. Excellent understanding of food allergies. Very well done.
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In March 2016, Cherub2012 said about The New Ivy House
Visited with as a party of 5 on a Saturday night booked table in advance as knew it would be busy. This is my 3 rd visit and it was just as good as before food was excellent all home cooked no freeze dried rubbish here. The steak and ale pie is to die for and my husband always enjoys the good selection of old ales on tap. I would definitely recommend the ivy house.
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In March 2016, EmmaDale2013 said about The New Ivy House
Amazing food. Exceeded expectations to find corked bottle of wine in house. Looks simple from the outside and welcoming within. Definitely recommend. I had Sea Bass which was cooked ro perfection. He had steak n ale pie. Beef that melts in your mouth. This is our first time and will definitely be returning. A must visit!
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In March 2016, MatthewS445 said about The New Ivy House
Have eaten here 4 or 5 times now and always had and enjoyable time. Food is always lovely and good portion size. Staff friendly and efficient. Prices very reasonable for the quality of food. Can highly recommend the 10 hour slow cooked pulled beef! Might be worth booking at weekends as it does get quite busy!
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In April 2016, Arthur F said about The New Ivy House
Just returned from Las Vegas and in need of some good food. We were not disappointed àt the Ivy House. I had the steak and the wife had the chicken. Really enjoyed our meal my steak just melted in the mouth fabulous.
Our thanks to Martin and Hillary.
Our thanks to Martin and Hillary.
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In April 2016, AnimalQueenRuby said about The New Ivy House
Beautiful food and a warm and welcoming atmosphere! We come here 2-3 times a month and have done for the last 10 years, the Sunday lunch is some delicious and is real homemade food!
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In April 2016, jeanbCannock said about The New Ivy House
Passed this pub/restraurant many times over the years and decided to give it a try. We went on a Tuesday early eavening. Cosy and welcoming inside. We both ordered the mixed veg soup to start, it was delicious. For the mains I ordered the pulled beef, it melted in the mouth, the mash potato was lovely and creamy. My other half had the steak and ale pie, he said it was tasty and the hand cooked chips were perfect. We shall visit again soon.
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In May 2016, Craig C said about The New Ivy House
The Ivy House is amazing. A nice quirky pub serving lovely home cooked food. The staff are also all very lovely, this was all to apparent on our visit bank holiday Monday.
My partner and I decided to visit the Ivy House for a bank holiday treat. We were seated in the restaurant part of the pub which had some lovely views of the countryside. While waiting for our food an elderly lady who was also dining was taken very ill and an ambulance was called. Without going into too much detail the staff made a real effort at helping the lady, especially Martin (I think his name was) who from what I can gather was the chef. Once the elderly woman was taken care of and our food arrived we received massive apologies for the wait, which really wasn't necessary considering the events!
When the food came it was a medley of melt in the mouth goodness and all very reasonably priced, I would not hesitate to visit this lovely place again!
Thank you
My partner and I decided to visit the Ivy House for a bank holiday treat. We were seated in the restaurant part of the pub which had some lovely views of the countryside. While waiting for our food an elderly lady who was also dining was taken very ill and an ambulance was called. Without going into too much detail the staff made a real effort at helping the lady, especially Martin (I think his name was) who from what I can gather was the chef. Once the elderly woman was taken care of and our food arrived we received massive apologies for the wait, which really wasn't necessary considering the events!
When the food came it was a medley of melt in the mouth goodness and all very reasonably priced, I would not hesitate to visit this lovely place again!
Thank you
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In May 2016, rvdrive said about The New Ivy House
From start to finish all was good. A friendly welcome to begin. Especially the young man looking out for visitors in the torrential rain and directing them to the only entrance at the back not needing waders! Excellent starters of smokies and home made pate. The Jack Rabbit wine is one of the better "plonks" and reasonably priced. I particularly like the shiraz but the sauv. blanc was good too. Mains of shoulder of lamb and belly pork were both ample and good eating. It was a bit noisy at times as there is a low ceiling and little soft furnishing but never out of hand. Just made a happy atmosphere. Well worth a 5. We'll be back.
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