The Bull's Head - Menu

We stopped in while passing by and were greeted with a warm welcome. The staff and other customers were friendly and accommodating. They offered a great variety of beers.

Every thing about Ann's is super nothing is to much trouble for them, they now have a new waiter called Ice and hes great also nothing to much trouble for him, its a must place to eat so see you soon.

I hadn't been to this place in years, but the beer was fantastic in this cozy bar. The service was friendly, and they also offer Thai food, which looked amazing. I didn't eat this time, but it's definitely worth a visit.

I decided to visit this restaurant after hearing it had been renovated. The new look is impressive, especially the spacious garden area with a pergola at one end, long benches, and screening to block the wind. The hanging baskets add a nice touch. Definitely recommend stopping by.

The food and service at this restaurant were outstanding. The waiter was extremely attentive and the presentation of the dishes was beautiful. I especially enjoyed the ceramic bowls that were kept warm with tea light candles to ensure the food stayed hot. The value for money was great, even without the 15% discount on Mondays and Wednesdays. I will definitely be returning soon. Highly recommended!

Authentic Thai cusine large portions. Special noodles ,coconut rice ,Thai fish cakes satay and everything delicious. You must try Thai custard and ice cream it is fantastic. Made to feel really welcome by friendly Thai staff. Drinks are served from Bulls head bar Holden's traditional beers great taste and reasonably priced. They also serve a realy nice Thai lager which is quite strong 5% but does not taste strong. Nicely decorated in Thai style. Highly recommend must book if you want to go Thursday Friday or Saturday nights.

If you arrive before 7pm, you can enjoy a starter and a main course for £10 at this restaurant. The food is of excellent quality. I typically start with the chicken satays, which are served with a delicious peanut sauce. There are various main course options to choose from, all of which are delicious. I like to try something new each time, but the coconut rice is a personal favorite. The Thai custard dessert is also fantastic, and I always order it. While prices are a bit on the high side, it's worth it for an occasional treat. A meal for four of us came to £60.50 without drinks, including starters, mains, rice, chips, and dessert. In the past, drinks had to be paid separately in cash or fet...

This sounds like quite a claim but if you want an authentic Thai food experience you can't do much worse than Mee's. There are more aclaimed and upmarket Thai resturants around but this is the first one where you feel the food hasn't been westernised. Yes there are some dishes that you wouldn't find in Thailand, but the ones that you would are on a par with what we have had in Thailand.The service is really charming, not the quickest but certainly the friendliest and most accomodating we have experienced in ages. Both times we have been we have asked for dishes that have not been on the menu and they have been given us, (why the beef salad isn't on the menu amazes us... it is probably the be...

Mee's Thai Restaurant, in a small, but comfortably decorated area to the rear of The Bull's Head, deserves to do well. We have visited twice in a week, and can confirm that the food is well prepared, charmingly served and reasonably priced. The restaurant has 28 covers, and has been busy during our visits.We have enjoyed: Kang Paneng, a dry aromatic Thai curry with coconut milk and limeleaves with chicken; Gai Bai Toey, chicken marinated with coriander root, cracked blackpepper and oyster sauce wrapped in pandan leaves and deep fried, and we have also loved the fried battered squid, with onion. We have also eaten Neau Pad Prik Pow, stir fried beef with chef’s special sauce, bamboo shoots, on...