The Partridge - Menu

This is a great local pub with a nice selection of wine. They also serve pet food and offer good service. The pub garden is pleasant, and they are strong on implementing COVID-19 protection measures.

Just had a stunning lunch of burgers and beer. Home made lamb burger was outstanding and having option of field mushroom instead of burger bun was brilliant. Dark star hop head and pale ale beer a great combination with food

sarah and her personal could not have been more friendly or helpful, from the decoration of the table to present the high-time cake. they helped to make the day special, despite the affectionate weather and...COVID restrictions. the food was delicious! thanks sarah.

I work with young adults with learning difficulties, and we visit The Partridge twice a week. The staff are very welcoming to my clients, as are the other customers. This pub offers good food at affordable prices, and they also have a nice selection of beer. Additionally, they have a decently sized car park available.

four of us visited today after a long dog walk and were not disappointed. outdoor area pleasant with covered and open garden areas. personal very friendly and attentive. good selection of pub food favorites and those we had were well presented, looked good and...tasteful. good selection of real ale, can not go wrong with dark star and Harvey’s! great value for money and pleasant experience.

I came here for lunch with my cousin. It's typical pub grub, done very well. I think the last time I came here was for a wake, so it was nice to come for a more cheerful occasion. We both had the scampi chips,...and both enjoyed it. The meal was very well cooked. I normally send the chips back if they have been salted by the chef, but at least these only had a pinch of sea salt. which was just about bearable for anyone like myself that does not like the taste of salt. I would definitely eat here again.

Visited with a group at lunchtime. On the face of it a slightly down at heel traditional village pub serving standard pub food. Fish n Chips, Sausage and Mash, Chilli and burgers. Bare floor boards, even a kick rail around the bar, mismatched furniture. A...real pub in fact. What makes up for the decor is the service and the quality of the food both of which are a step above the norm. We enjoyed a variety of dishes, all were of a very high quality and served efficiently and happily. The variety of local beers are well kept.

No longer owned by Dark Star but their beers are still represented alongside other well kept others such as Hophead and Harveys. Reasonable choice of lagers also. Two bars, public for drinking locals with Sky TV and saloon not plush enough to be called lounge ...somewhat barn like but with a real fire one end. Most friendly efficient lady doing most of the work. Good choice of basic pub food, certainly inexpensive. Small car park, a bit tricky in the dark but other places to park nearby if full. Definitely not a gastro pub but one of the last bastions of a traditional village pub in the area.

I’d identified this pub as a lunch stop due to its varied food menu and association with the esteemed Dark Star brewery. On arrival we found that it’s no longer owned by Dark Star, and hence no longer the brewery tap, but that proved to...Not Be A Bad Thing as it’s now an unpretentious free house but still featuring several of Dark Star’s excellent ales as well as others from Harveys of Lewis (six quality real ales in all, iirc), as well as the usual lagers and ciders. Lunch choice was exceptional, with a really extensive menu of “traditional pub favourites” plus sandwiches, open sandwiches, various things on toast, a huge combination of toppings for focaccia melts, hot dog and burger option...