Treleigh Arms

We discovered this pub right by a busy road but it felt as if were in the countryside; it’s got a pretty little garden with plenty of outside seating. We enjoyed a really tasty meal served by friendly, attentive staff. Great pub, try it!

Really delicious food! We were here on their steak night and our steaks and accompaniments were delicious. The staff were ever so friendly and helpful . They were clearly busy but nothing was too much trouble for them. A very enjoyable evening! The only reason I haven't given 5 stars is because the chocolate brownie for dessert wasn't great.

Google maps led us to this pub I thought 4.5/5 rating was worth a go. We pulled up to an empty car park my husband gave me a funny look like I’d made the wrong decision picking this pub. We were definitely not disappointed! We were greeted immediately by a very friendly lady seated quickly. She took our drinks order made some good recommendations. The menu was very traditional which we all loved, good pub grub. By the time we left all the tables were full they were turning people away. Like a previous reviewer said there were regulars in but we certainly did not witness any unsavoury language. I don’t usually leave reviews but we had such a nice time I felt compelled to share our experience

Only local pub that had room for 9 on Sunday evening. Started well. Food was OK. The roast was very nice but the curry was disappointing with skin and gristle in it. A group of 5 or 6 locals, it soon became apparent they were cronies of the older waitress, were at the next table. Their language was a bit unsavoury so one of my sons turned to them and politely informed them we had children with us, the youngest being a little girl of 7. From then on we had lots of muttering and jibes, some not suitable for print. Their friend, the waitress, came from the back of the bar with a glass of bubbly and joined them in a celebratory toast for something. They remarked to her about my son 's comment. She replied ' they should hear how I speak to my kids ' Ironic really, given that she 'd commented, when my grandchildren asked for a coke, that she doesn 't allow her children to drink coke. Thanks for that! She also told us what lovely manners our youngsters have. Normally a flattering remark but given her taste in friends, maybe not on this occasion! My advice if you don 't mind profanities to accompany your meal it 's the place for you. If, like us, you prefer to enjoy your food with a bit of background music and the buzz of pleasant conversation, there are better places nearby!

Popped in here on the off chance they were still cooking and result they were , Friendly staff food was really nice an old style pub with good grub and pleasant staff and very reasonably priced.