Reviews of Cap & Feathers Inn, Tillingham
Review by Arf on 17th February, 2011
Add your review Date visited: 13/02/2011
Great little country pub, with local beers, really friendly Landlord, and some great smells coming from the kitchen, will definitely return, recommend a visit.
Review by Bob on 4th July, 2009
Add your review Date visited: june 8, 2009
lived in the cap and feathers a number of years back arr 8 pm looking for food and a bed sorry kitchen closed a young girl no more than a teen ager says I asked for a room sorry under decoration
so sad to see theC&f empty I drove 400 miles to show my wife the place I loved so much very dissapointed ,I hope they can remodel and restore this once fantastic place to a place of good cheer and welcome i would gladly travel from Canada again to visit it if it were so
Review by S Woodcock on 15th August, 2005
Add your review Date visited: 14 Aug 2005
The Cap and Feathers is a real local in an idyllic village - a real treat in these days of chains. The beer is exceptional, the welcome freindly and the food decent, good value and plentifu.
I had the roast Sunday Dinner (a cheap deal if you have a pudding or starter) which was fine though the chef had gone a bit beserk with the gravy which the food was swimming in. For pudding I had "lemon sponge cake" which turned out to be what I would have called a lemon sponge pudding - hot with ice cream, not that I am complaining.
My friends had cheese sandwiches which came with chips and were absolutely gigantic. The whole bill with a pint of Crouch bitter a couple of pints of soda and two halves of lemonade was only just over £20. Excellent value.
Tillingham is a picture perfect Essex weatherboard village and the Cap and Feathers is the ideal local pub - well worth seeking out if you are in the Burnham area.
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