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We ordered takeaway Wednesday night - chicken schnitzel and chicken tenders to share. Went to collect and was handed a pizza box with the schnitzel, pepper sauce, chips, 3 tenders and some old bits of lettuce in a ‘doggy bag’ container and a ‘salad’. The salad container was only half full with one

I went for a ride. I ended up here.. The best choice I made for my lunch. It's a big place with heaps of parking. Very welcoming staff and accommodating. The food was very nice and we didn't have to wait long.

Staff were very welcoming and friendly. The food was delicious and well priced. The venue is lovely too with a warm place to sit and eat near the fire. The front bar has quirky interesting decorations, (old musical instruments). It's a lovely place to go for a lunch out. The hotel is fully accessibl

The blacksmith inn was a great experience, going into the dining area there was a wood fire and the decor was lovely. Food was nothing special however the menu covers a good range, staff there are fun to talk with and were very kind. I would say personally that I would love to visit again. Thank yo

Excellent outdoor area to enjoy some drinks and company with good friends. Excellent choice of live music too, Tall Tales were well suited to the relaxed environment. The plan is to have a meal there next time. Food looked great!

Friendly staff make you feel welcome. Meals are generous and cooked to perfection. If it's busy (usually is Friday and Saturday and Lunchtimes) be prepared to wait 20-30 mins for your meal. This is a popular place for Defence workers to visit for a celebratory lunch. The selection of Ales in the b

Nice comfy friendly atmosphere. Variety of areas to sit, drink or eat. Sat outside in garden seating, had the t bone, done to perfection.The schnitzel also tasty and mixed grill even better. Decent size meals,nice venue, will return

My son and I went there for the first time for lunch. Pleasant surroundings, nice view near the window. I wasn't keen on the butcher paper "table cloth" but can understand the thinking behind it. Ordering at the bar was no hassle. We were not served complimentary bread, until I mentioned it to my so