Crown And Anchor - Menu

This is a great asset for the village and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal and drinks. The staff are lovely as is the food.

Excellent food! Gorgeous lasagne, and amazing pork tenderloin special. So glad the pub seems to be doing well, was a wonderful atmosphere when we visited. Excellent work.

A really lovely welcoming pub- we are not near enough to be 'locals ', but if we were nearer, it would be a regular for us. Really lovely staff who clearly enjoy what they do, a good menu and well-kept ale.

On a recommendation, family booked Sunday lunch (28/8). Sadly, the quality of the food was very poor. Quantity of the roast beef was fine, but extremely tough. Indeed, the chef must have been aware when slicing?? Vegetables/potatoes were bland and undercooked. Waiting staff were very pleasant and efficient, but 'the kitchen ' let the let the team down.

The accommodation booked by me and my motorcycling buddy was too far from Hereford easily to walk into the City. We were, therefore, delighted to find this pub in the local village, a ten minute walk across open fields. Of the three evenings we stayed, we ate and and drank in the C&A for two of them. We were made very welcome in the buzzy atmosphere, full of locals. The beer and cider was perfectly kept and the food, a good choice of pun favourites, was beautifully cooked.

First impressions as you walk in are that you are stepping back in time and with a group of old farmers propping up the bar. But once you get over that cliquey feel and the odd long stares, it's actually quite a pleasant place, with a really nice garden area. Food wise, I had the Mushroom Tagliatelle which was absolutely delicious, and surprisingly authentic tasting. Definitely one of the better pubs on the outskirts of the city and to see it so busy midweek is an indication of its quality, though a slightly friendlier group of staff (a smile would go a long way) would be preferred.

Very disappointed in the meal. 8 of us went there last night as a birthday celebration. Three of us ordered Steak salad the other Chicken Caeser salad. The 4 men 's orders were very good the 2 desserts they had after were good. Sadly can 't say the same for our salads! £17.95 for 4 strips of steak,lettuce leaves,a few bits of pepper cucumber some cherry tomatoes. The other 2 steak salads had 6/7 strips of steak(I was unlucky with 4 strips). With that came a small pot of blue cheese dressing which helped a little to lift the 'salad '! The Chicken salad had even less salad 7 pieces of lettuce handful of croutons! Honestly, to be charged £17.95 for that was not value for money. Had it not been...

Evening meal inadequate. Fish cake starter was virtually all potatoe and overcooked. Rump Steak sent back as it was cold, but was replaced, but overpriced. Stilton and Port sauce was too runny and not reduced enough, so too sharp. Salad garnish was wilted slightly yellow and bitter. Chips overdone and tasted of old oil. Steak and Ale pie was overly herb tasting and came with peas when asked for mixed vegetables. One pudding sent back as was cold and main course curry was way too salty and ended up with person sharing another’s food. Didn’t complain too much as was trying to avoid the hassle on an evening out with children, but won’t visit again. Put an awkward feel on evening as expensive fo...

We visited friends who were staying in LittleTarrington and they booked the Crown and Anchor for us to have lunch. A friendly welcome was offered by the staff and we ordered drinks and were shown to our table. The Sunday lunch menu offered 4 starters and 4 main courses with a vegetarian option. Our wives both had Roast Turkey, whilst we men both had the Beef (served medium rare),all arrived with Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoe's,carrot's and parsnips, whilst the ladies also had homemade sausage meat stuffing to accompany the turkey, and separate dishes of cauliflower cheese,brocolli and cabbage were delivered as sides. An extra jug of gravy was requested and duly delivered along with horser...