You will maybe be redirected
"very disappointed. Second week in a row we arrived to find that no food is served. this is my local pub and we visit at least once a week. How long does this problem last? the website or facebook does not mention. that there is no food. another wasted trip"
Phone: +441912566269
Address: Killingworth Village, North Tyneside, United Kingdom
City: North Tyneside
Monday: 11:00-23:00
Tuesday: 11:00-23:00
Wednesday: 11:00-23:00
Thursday: 11:00-23:00
Friday: 11:00-24:00
Saturday: 11:00-24:00
Sunday: 11:00-22:30
Dishes: 3
Amenities: 25
Categories: 5
Reviews: 1568
my husband wanted to treat us to a pub lunch, so we came to plough in a nice quiet village. his good Friday so they expect it to be busy, but it was so quiet. we came at 11.50, left. to our table, then we ordered to eat at 12 o'clock. Two steaks and a jäger huh. there was a family of four who sat behind us, and they told us they had waited for their meal for 45 minutes? as I said the pub movement was busy, and I think there were only 5 tables (including ours) that ordered food. around 12.50 clock we asked how long it should be for our food (yes, they read right). 50 minutes later) and the bar staff went to check that she came back to know that there was another table in front of us, but that...
Really lovely village pub, part of a chain but the staff are excellent and it makes feel like an independent establishment. The food is always good and served quickly and there's quite often deals on the drinks or menu if you're signed up for their newsletter. Kids menu is great, covers the basics and has 2 price options for children over or under 6 years old. Its not fine dining but it's comforting pub grub and always fills us up nicely. Parking available at the rear of the pub and there's some outdoor seats available which are great when it's sunny. They also have lots of TVs to watch sport, not my thing but lots of people do enjoy it.
This pub is pretty good, but it's just not my cup of tea. Visiting on a Saturday evening when sports were being shown on TV was probably not the best time unless you're looking to watch the game and be part of the crowd. It was just too noisy for my liking. Even in the farthest corner of the room, it was hard to have a conversation with the person next to me. I personally thought the drinks were a bit pricey, £11.30 for a beer and a glass of wine. Local bars offer drinks much cheaper than this. However, the staff were friendly and there wasn't any rowdiness.
today our family visited the plough to celebrate the birthday of dad. lorraine who took our order was very friendly and very friendly, so was also david who helped with drinks. eating was fabulous and a good value for money (danke, chef) and a brilliant afternoon. was of all. we'll be back soon.
very disappointed. Second week in a row we arrived to find that no food is served. this is my local pub and we visit at least once a week. How long does this problem last? the website or facebook does not mention. that there is no food. another wasted trip
