The Bulls Head Inkberrow

My boyfriend and I visited the Inn whilst staying in the area first for drinks and then we booked a table a few days later. We were shown our table and the seating was dirty and lacking padding but we went with the flow and ordered drinks and then our food, the service at this point was prompt and the meals were okay. I had the gammon and my boyfriend had the cheese and bacon burger. The burger was on the small side and it was flooded with stringy cheese, the gammon was a good size but the chips were limp and lacking in flavour. Whilst eating it soon became clear that it was just one lady running the busy bar and the restaurant at the same time. The other girl that was working had gone home. We finished our meals and waited but no one came along to check on us so after 15 minutes we felt so unwelcome we chose to go to the bar pay the bill and leave, no option of a pudding. The bar was busy and you could see the lady had no help but having visited for dinner and leaving still hungry is not good.

Just returned home from a stay at The Bulls Head Inn and a trip to Cheltenham Races. Rob and Emma went above and beyond in making us feel welcome, locals were so friendly and the food was freshly cooked and delicious. Wonderful old building which the couple are improving bit by bit. I would definitely return and also as a solo traveller, it was that welcoming. Many thanks for a memorable stay and the very best for the future.

Stopped by here as was staying in a cabin nearby and the food we had was lovely, we had the garlic bread and a lovely tomato soup for starters followed by a chicken burger and steak and onion pie and then a dessert of brownie and bread and butter pudding, all the food itself was lovely and the service was great, I didn't get the servers name who served us but she was lovely and if I carried cash I'd of easily tipped her for her lovely service.