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"Food abysmal,dirty pub,shambolic outside,totally uninviting,someone dressed as a chef sat outside smoking,never again."
Phone: +441873561349,+441873890208
Address: Hereford Road, NP7 8DR, Monmouthshire, United Kingdom
City: Monmouthshire
Website: http://www.theoldpandyinn.com/
Dishes: 10
Amenities: 25
Categories: 5
Reviews: 1762
The food here, is easily the most beautiful food I've ever had in a restaurant or pub, I myself had the hunters chicken, it was cooked to perfection, my fiancé had the pandy burger, and as burger fanatics as we are has said its the best burger he's ever had, my mother had the faggots and has said you can easily tell they are homemade and taste gorgeous, my dad had the beef pie and said it was lovely, the chips that come with the food as well were really well cooked. Will definitely be returning.
Went in with a business associate to have some lunch. The place looked run down and uninviting. We ordered drinks and asked for some menus. My menu was covered with splashes of food. Totally dirty and off putting. I have to say this is the first time I have ever walked out of a place after ordering a drink and intending to eat. So disappointed but couldn’t think of eating when the menu was so dirty and the whole place seemed depressing.
we had a Sunday dinner in the old pandy inn on 10th april. eating was very good, with the additional bonus of gravy served on the roast dinners and additional gravy boats on the table. the sweet was very good and the cheesecake, sticky toffee pudding and ice creams for the desert all went well with our group. the personal is very friendly. I'd like to eat here again.
on a round trip from hereford remained a lunch break. super pint of butty bach and a beautiful freshly made cheese and thick cut ham sandwich. this together with a half of the apple for the dame costs £11, 25 amazing worth and beautiful welcome and service,
Food abysmal,dirty pub,shambolic outside,totally uninviting,someone dressed as a chef sat outside smoking,never again.
