The Blind Bull

We stayed for one night in the Barn, The hotel and restaurant was very well maintained and had a lovely county pub feel as you would expect for the location we especially like the log fire next to the bar. The Barn conversion we stayed in was also well maintained, clean and spacious. We found all staff members to be pleasant and helpful we found the food to be well presented and of high standard.

We took some friends there and the food was superb as were the surroundings. We decided to have a pudding and although it tasted lovely the portion size was disappointing! We had been there previously but had not tried the puddings!! I would recommend going there though.

We decided to book to visit The Blind Bull today as it was near to the walk we had planned. As vegetarians we always check menus before we eat anywhere and decided to give them a try. What can I say?! We were welcomed when we walked through the door and we had the choice of sitting with a drink or being shown to our table as we were early. We decided on the latter. The atmosphere is friendly and fuss free and I liked the fact that the table wasn’t filled with glasses and condiments(you really don’t need them). It’s the food that is the highlight here. After looking through the menu hubby decided on the Gnudi which he thoroughly enjoyed and said was delicious and I had two smaller dishes, Mushrooms/Curried Mayonaisse and Buratta/Beetroot which had my tastebuds dancing. Believe me somebody knows how to put ingredients together to produce amazing flavours. The puddings were equally as delicious and the plates were again empty. Simply delicious food at a very reasonable price. We will definitely be making The Blind Bull a regular place to eat. Booking is recommended.