Reviews of Ashcott Inn, Ashcott
Review by Geoff Hamlin on 6th December, 2009
Add your review Date visited: 5/12/2009
Pleasant welcome .Fire in bar lit when
we entered the bar.Food was excellent
couldnt comment on beer as I was driving
but coffee was and hot. good
Review by Mrs Nikks on 27th July, 2009
Add your review Date visited: 06.07.09
Came to the pub for a bite to eat with my friend, and i so wish we just kept driving, staff were useless the bar maid just seem to have a bit of trouble doing anything, total useless, land lord was just Rude. Never going back not even if you paid me too! oh and food was rubbish, when we got it!!! Sorry Ash"crap" Inn.
Review by mr barnard on 1st June, 2009
Add your review Date visited: 30/05/09
plesant staff,warm welcome.got to drink and old favourite Manns Brown Ale,not found in many places.
Review by steve on 31st May, 2008
Add your review Date visited: 31/05/08
Called in to the Ashcott Inn today on the way back from Clarks Village for a quick pint of Otter Ale.
I ordered an Otter for myself and a coffee for my wife. The barmaid pulled the Otter before going off to make the coffee. I took a sip, and it was off....badly off. When the barmaid returned with the coffee I told her that there was something wrong with the beer. She held the glass up to her nose and said 'I can smell it'! She asked if I would like something else instead. They also sell Otter Bitter, which is new to me, so I said pour me an inch into glass so I can try it..... IT WAS PUTRID. I spat it back into the glass, gagging I asked for some lemonade or something! Which was given to me. The barmaid said that they had been having 'cellar problems'. I felt sick. It was disgusting. She asked if I would like a Coke or something to help wash away the taste which I accepted....It did not wash away the taste.
Here's the punchline........
The barmaid then says (I'm not joking)
That'll be £1.50 for the coffee then!!!!!!
I had to drive 60 miles home after that feeling as sick as a dog and quite unwell. Most unpleasant experience I have ever had in any pub in the UK. I'm sure associating that experience with my favourite Ale will haunt me!
NOT RECOMMENDED
Review by Val Baker on 2nd April, 2008
Add your review Date visited: 01 April 2008
I ordered cottage pie and was presented with what appeared to be bolognaise sauce topped with mashed potato & vast quantities of cheese. This was served with some very nicely cooked vegetables, but as the pie was dry and completely cold in the middle and no gravy was offered I could not enjoy even the vegetables. I told the waitress that the food was cold and she took it away and returned it after it appeared to have been shoved in the microwave. I had by this time lost my appetite and we paid and left. No refund and no apology offered. Never again!!
Review by vaughan on 3rd January, 2008
Add your review Date visited: 24/12/2007
Popped in for a quick drink on the way back from clarkes village, after a stress full day xmas shopping, never been before and every one made me feel welcome you can see that its a great local village pub, staff and locals realy friendly worth a visit.
Review by Mike Spencer on 25th November, 2007
Add your review Date visited: 25/11/07
Visited the Ashcott today. Sunday lunch £7.95 per head. The restaurant was almost empty at 1.15pm, which should have made me suspicious. Food was OK but almost cold. Main meal arrived about 4/5 minutes before the equally cool vegetables. It was all well cooked, but, as I say 'cool'. £7.95 is too much to pay for a single course meal of this type.
I pointed out the food was cool, after lunch, and received no response.
Sorry Ashcott, but I shall not be back.
Mike Spencer.
Review by Yokel on 3rd July, 2007
Add your review Date visited: Always
The proprietors seem to change more than Nigel Mansells gear stick.
And they've done away with Stella.
Review by Local on 24th January, 2007
Add your review Date visited: Most days.
Good pub. Good food. Good atmos. Good egg.
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