The Why Not Inn - Menu

The restaurant used to offer a delicious herbal curry, but unfortunately, it has been removed from the menu. However, they still make it upon request, but customers are often charged a higher price as if it is a special request.

I visited this restaurant with my family and we had a wonderful lunchtime experience. The food was excellent, made fresh to order, and the staff was very friendly. We will definitely be returning and highly recommend this place.

I made a reservation for a table for two, but was not informed that the restaurant only offered carvery. After walking for an hour to get there, we had to leave and walk another hour back home. I will not be coming back to this restaurant.

I had the most incredible homemade lasagna, chips, and cheesy garlic bread at this restaurant. They were all delicious, but the onion rings were especially outstanding. The batter was perfectly crispy and bubbly, enveloping fresh, flavorful onion rings.

This restaurant offers excellent value with delicious food and very generous portions. There are plenty of vegetarian and vegan options available upon request. The price per person ranges from £10 to £20. The food, service, and atmosphere all receive a perfect score of 5.

I recently tried the bangers and mash at Whynot Inn and it was the best sausage and mash I have ever tasted. The food was superb and the price per person ranged from £10 to £20. The service and atmosphere were both rated a 5 out of 5. I highly recommend trying the Sausage and Mashed Potatoes at this restaurant.

I came here for the first time when I had to look for a 1940s event with the in-laws and man somewhere near the Haden Hill Museum. What a relief they have vegan curry and vegan burgers and chips as well as a member of staff have me a champagne sorbet when I booked and said I'm vegan what I thought was a nice touch. Friendly service, nice to have a regular pub with 2 options for vegans.

I visited this restaurant for the first time while searching for a 1940s event in the area near Haden Hill Museum. It was a pleasant surprise to find vegan curry, vegan burger, and chips on the menu. The staff member even gave me a champagne sorbet when I mentioned I was vegan, which was a nice touch. The service was friendly and it was great to have two vegan options at a regular pub.

This was my first time visiting this restaurant, as I was looking for a place near Haden Hill Museum after attending a 1940s event with my in-laws and husband. I was pleasantly surprised to find that they offer vegan curry, vegan burger and chips on their menu. When I mentioned that I was vegan while booking, a member of the staff went out of their way to get me a champagne sorbet, which I appreciated as a nice gesture. The service was friendly, and it was great to have a regular pub that offers two options for vegans.