The Blind Bull

Beautiful old pub which has been updated to provide excellent accommodation and amazing food. Set in a quiet hamlet.

Fabulous stay and food We had a fantastic stay: very comfortable and spacious room, well kept and decorated, brand new and in pristine conditions. But the best part of all was the amazing dinner and fabulous breakfast. The food and the service was exceptional. We would highly recommend staying and eating at the Blind Bull.

Thoroughly enjoyed our two night stay in The Blind Bull, fantastic accommodation and food. An ideal walking break location.

Must Stay Every aspect was top notch. Will definitely stay again. I high recommend

Quiet as a Barn Owl Lovely location-off the beaten track-with easy access to usual tourist spots. Stayed for 3 nights-on 2 of these nights the pub was closed-in the detached Manor House Barn.The facilities here are first rate. Will be looking to undertake a return visit to sample the excellent food offering

Would not recommend The room was very good nice, just.We could not fault the room but very disappointed with the cooked breakfast it consisted of 2 rashers of streaky bacon which was very hard, a pot of brown sauce and what seemed a small hash brown and a fried egg, which I can not have, unfortunately the waitress forgot to tell the kitchen no egg on mine. We have stayed at many places and never have a seem a cooked breakfast like that. No sausage, black pudding, baked beans or mushrooms. Also they don’t give you toast either. The tea pot was chipped and cracked, this should not have been used. The meal on the Saturday was not good the Hogget was very tough and my partners was also cold, as were the vegetables, the cabbage was served with a lot of water in the dish. We did complain about the meal at the time and my partner was offered Hogget that I presume would have been hot. There was nothing knocked off the bill. As we stayed on a Sunday night they don’t do cooked breakfast, which I think should be told when booking. The continental breakfast was carrot cake & cinnamon brioche, fruit plater (4 slices of blood orange, water melon and grapes) granola natural yoghurt & rhubarb. Where were the cheeses, ham and croissants, also toast would have been good. We eat in the Sunday but as they stop servicing food at 5pm we had to make sure we were back in time. We had the roast beef dinner, again we weren’t that impressed with it. Total spent £604.62 for 2 nights with meals, would not recommend