We arrived for a pre booked event where we had booked tables outside in the covered/heated area however when we arrived we were informed we could no longer sit where we had booked, with no explanation just awful attitude from the bar staff Nicole. We were sat on the patio where it was freezing and given one heater between over 20 people and told to get on with it. A member of our party politely approached the owner and asked if anything else could be done considering the place was empty, he did accommodate this however when talking to him Nicole continued to stand next to him shouting ‘I’ve given you the patio deal with it’ and had to be calmed down by her manager. We were seated and althoug...
We went for a Sunday meal as cudnt be bothered to cook tbh, squid starter was out of a packet and no dressing on the teaspoon of salad, then I had the roast beef and husband had roast chicken. The beef was dry and tough and same for the chicken,, the majority of the potatoes were hard and not cooked through, no crisp to them, just looked steamed and not alot of colour to them,, veg bland.. now on a roast in other places the gravy comes in a separate jug. Here the chef covers the food in an overly salty and way to intense gravy. Ruined the whole dinner. I ordered the kids the stuffed chicken breast with dauphinoise potato. Again,, the chicken was dry and the chef clearly doesn 't know how to...
Went for a Sunday Roast, taking the option for 2 courses. Starters were terrible. The squid had no taste and looked shop freezer brought. The salad had no dressing, looked like it had just been taken out of a packet. The roast came out drowning in gravy, should this not be served separately for you to pour what you need? Way too much salt, vegetables were bland and boring. Waste of money. Staff were nice and it was pretty busy so had high hopes. Something in the kitchen needs to be changed. The actual pub needs to be updated, very old and grubby looking. Sorry will not be returning.
I recommend this pub very highly for both the food it serves, and for the well kept beers. We had our family Christmas dinner here yesterday, and we were all very impressed with the table display. The food we ordered was superb, and the dinner sizes were very generous. The staff were all very friendly, and the pub was very clean and well looked after, and it is a credit to Fullers. Thank you to everyone for making it a such a happy event for us.
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We were staying in the area in order to walk the Shakespeare Way. A walk from our hotel for somewhere to eat became a bit of a challenge until we found The Viaduct. The staff were very friendly and booked us a table in a raised area. It wasn’t a busy night but the quality of food exceeded expectations. My chicken breast was very tasty but the accompanying potato dauphinois was the best I’ve ever tasted, just melting away in the mouth.
our meal was beautiful so tasty roast i had lamb and hubby had pork everything was perfect just to much gravy on meal and some in a container which is better but the delivery guy was late getting the meal so maybe gravy was to keep it hot which it was thanks to the chef done a great job deliveroo let us down but worth the wait
First visit with friends for lunch and very impressed with great choice on menu all at very reasonable prices. Food was perfectly presented and plentiful. Staff are friendly and approachable and gave good customer service. Will return .
We thought we would give the Viaduct a go for Sunday lunch . Staff are friendly and made us feel welcome . The food is below average roast potatoes hard in the middle meat was dry . We will be back for a drink but not for a roast.
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Wow what a find. The service was only surpassed by the food which was wonder and very fresh. A real gem and a great garden to eat it in. I will be back. Thank you to staff and chef .
Came to this pub for lunch on a sunny Sunday lunch time. Sat in the sun-trap courtyard and had a great Sunday roast. The staff were very friendly and the food was excellent.
