Reviews of Moores Arms, Frampton
Review by ShaneRose on 17th June, 2012
Add your review Date visited: 17-6-2012
Recent visit to this idyllic pub I thought would be a lovely fathers day meal to celebrate fathers day With my two daughters. The service initially was good drinks was good and our food order was taken swiftly. When the meal came it looked quiet presentable I wasn't sure about the burger we had ordered never before have i had a burger were instead of there being a roll it was simply placed between two pieces of bread. Which I thought was shabby. And also there wasn't any batter on the cod which I suppose I was expecting. The fish was dry and tasteless and also had many more bones than necessary the salad was past it's best. The burger was dry and so was the bread around it. Then we sat for over 15 mins after finishing the meal before any body came to clear the plates and considering were the only people in the Restaurant I found surprising. The chef then reached over the table to collect the plates instead of simply walking around. we were then given the choice of sweets, Many of them the waitress informed us as they had actually ran out of. My daughter happily chose the apple pie and custard to which would have finished the meal of nice by there not actually having any.
Review by ShaneRose on 17th June, 2012
Add your review Date visited: 17-6-2012
Recent visit to this idyllic pub I thought would be a lovely meal to celebrate fathers day With my two daughters. The service initially was good drinks was good and our food order was taken swiftly. When the meal came it looked quite presentable I wasn't sure about the burger we had ordered never before have i had a burger were instead of there being a roll it was simply placed between two pieces of bread. Which I thought was shabby. And also there wasn't any batter on the cod which I suppose I was expecting. The fish was dry and tasteless and also had many more bones than necessary the salad also was past it's best. The burger was dry and so was the bread around it. Then we sat for over 15 mins after finishing the meal before any body came to clear the plates and considering were the only people in the Restaurant I found surprising. The chef then reached over the table to collect the plates instead of simply walking around. we were then given the choice of sweets, Many of them the waitress informed us as they had actually ran out of. My daughter happily chose the apple pie and custard to which would have finished the meal of nicely to then be told after minutes of ordering you didn't have any of that either. my overview of the whole event unsatisfied.
Review by Thts right on 1st April, 2012
Add your review Date visited: 16/3/12
Well what can I say about this pub it's lovely has a great atmospher and would come again it has been taken over by new people Chris and lesly who a so good for this Job the both work really hard to keep this going and Chris is a great chef the food is to die for and I would recommend this place to all old and younge beer nice and very nice coustom at all times from when u walk in to when u leave ur greeted in a nice manner and this stick all the time u are here also been here for carvery and it was amazing as well but I would book first as really busy thanks moors arms u have come bk and hope it stays like this
Review by Jason Warner on 16th August, 2011
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This is my favourite pub of all time. Great food, good beers, friendly staff in a very peaceful location. Sunda lunch is a must. It has been there since 1690 and long may it continue.
Review by SPALDING FAMILY on 15th August, 2010
Add your review Date visited: 15/08/2010
WHAT A PLACE TO DINE!
WE WALKED IN AROUND 1PM FOR SUNDAY CARVERY & THE PLACE WAS PACKED.
I WAS AMAZED AT THE HELPFULNESS OF THE STAFF WHO RE-ARRANGED A ROOM WHERE A PARTY WAS BEING HELD LATER THAT EVENING (PLUS IT WAS ALREADY SET UP FOR THE EVENT) THAT WAS VERY VERY GOOD.
THEN THERE WAS THE FOOD. MY WORD. THE BEEF WAS JUICY, TENDER & VERY TASTY. THE PORK AGAIN THE SAME & THE TURKEY WOW I HAVE NEVER BEEN ANYWHERE THAT HAS TURKEY THATS NOT DRY. HERE IT WAS MOIST, PERFECTLY COOKED & WHITE. FANTASTIC. FRESH FARM VEGETABLES WERE AVAILABLE IN ABUNDANCE ALONG WITH LOADS OF PROPER GRAVY.
WE LEFT THERE STUFFED TO THE TOP & WILL BE BACK - AS WE BOOKED FOR THE FOLLOWING WEEK IT WAS THAT GOOD.
TOP MARKS FOR FOOD, HELPFULNESS, COMFORT & THE STAFF WERE BRILLIANT. VERY FRIENDLY.
THOROUGHLY RECOMEND TO ALL - WELL DONE
Review by Andrew Turner on 30th July, 2010
Add your review Date visited: 28/07/2010
Haven't visited for a while, was pleasantly surprised at the amount of 2 for £12 meals on offer and that they are served monday to thursday day and night. Will remember for the future incase we have a drive out one lunchtime.
The pub was very busy which was nice to see, will remember to book in advance next time. The food and service was great.
Review by Philip Masters on 13th June, 2010
Add your review Date visited: 12th June 2010
I must have been unlucky: I had deliberately arrived 45 minutes early for a concert I was attending at Frampton Church: I wanted to check out Moore's Arms as a dinner venue and thought I'd have a drink before the concert. I was studiously ignored by the barmaid! She served two women who joined me at the bar later than my arrival time: spent an unconscionable amount of time under my very nose, fiddling about with the till while I stood, 6'2" tall with a fiver in my hand.then just walked away! She didn't even look at me, let alone apologise or serve me: I felt like some leper. It wasn't as if the pub was busy, despite it being England v USA later on. Moore's Arms will certainly not be receiving my custom again.
Review by Anita robinson on 26th January, 2010
Add your review Date visited: 24 jan 2010
This is the place to be ,if you want a great home cooked meal,in a lovley beautiful pub with log fire,lovley staff that will do any thing to make you happy and welcome.The steak and ale pie is a must to try ,thay say thay pride there selfs on home cooked food and its true.I will be telling everyone to give this pub a visit,my husband loved the real ales to.
Review by mrs j simpson on 25th January, 2010
Add your review Date visited: 24 jan 2010
yet again a fantastic sunday lunch.very busy .glad we booked.the best sunday carvery around for miles.10 out of 10 .well done
Review by tony morris on 29th November, 2009
Add your review Date visited: sat 28th nov 09
Saturday night special fantastic.fillet steak for 15.99 it was delicious, beautiful pub,very lovely staff,very polite to, very clean and beautiful atmosphere the soft music and beautiful log fire made a big difference pub was very busy glad we booked would go again and recommended to all
Review by holly stevenson on 29th November, 2009
Add your review Date visited: 29/11/09
recommended by a friend to try the Sunday carvery. Very busy place we didn't book but the staff put there selves out to find us a table the carvery was out of this world the meat melted in your mouth enjoyed it that much we have booked for Christmas dinner we recommend every1 to try the Sunday carvery p.s the homemade delicious sherry trifle and apple pie went down well too thanks for a lovely Sunday dinner cant wait to spend Christmas with you
Review by Val Halgarth on 8th November, 2009
Add your review Date visited: 7th November 2009
I have had several visits to the Moores Arms recently and every meal there has been fantastic. The staff have been lovely and couldn't be more helpful. I took a party of 18 and pre-ordered the meals which helps for a large number. Instead of one long table, ours had been set in a horseshoe shape, which enabled everyone to be able to talk to each other, and they even went to the trouble to put fresh flowers on the tables as well.
The starters were served immediately we were settled, followed by the main courses (and what main courses!) didn't think we could manage sweets, but we all did and the choice was extensive,
(try the brandy snap baskets - fab!) I have read one or two of the reviews and they don't do justice. Lorraine and Gina have turned this popular pub around and I would recommend a visit to everyone to see for themselves. The daily specials are fantastic as is the two for £12 offers during the week. Well done to Loraine and Gina and the staff. See you soon and thank you for making our evening so special.
Review by bostonboy on 19th October, 2009
Add your review Date visited: 18/10/09
What has happened to this once lovely pub/restaurant??!!
Tatty - untidy - poor bar staff - 'fast-food' type menu AND KAROKE!! - yuk!! - give it a miss!
Review by paul coates on 14th October, 2009
Add your review Date visited: 11-10-09
fantastic,thats all i can say,beautiful pub,very clean,even the toilets have toiletries,staff great and friendley,home made food fantastic,new managment turned the pub around ,lorraine and gina,the old moores arms is back,ps book a table they get very busy,
Review by William Cole on 31st July, 2009
Add your review Date visited: 30/07/09
The moores arms at Frampton is now under new management and has changed quite a bit. The lovely Lorraine and Gina have done a fantastic job at turning what used to be a badly managed resturant/bar with poor service, into a lovely place with staff that are there for your every need and good homemade food. A true must for anyone that wants a nice quiet evening out to enjoy a few drinks and some delicious grub!
Review by Eric Marriott on 28th June, 2009
Add your review Date visited: 24/06/09 1.15 pm
No food was avaidable,not even a sandwich, the beers had not been pulled off ready,the john smiths was still full of water from the pipes, no j20 no britvick, my wife settled for a lime and lemon, no plain crisps,All very embarassing for the poor girl behind the bar,who hadent got a clue about beer,I left mine it was that bad, others comeing in for food ,also leaving, Very nice pub but CRAP management who did not seem to give a toss about us poor old lowley customers
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