Snack Attack in North Lincolnshire

I really did not enjoy the food here and won't be going back .I had beef and ale pie which was so sweet I found it inedable the pastry tasted of lard the only thing I found ok was the mash. We had garlic bread which was very bland couldnt taste garlic at all .my husband had wings and ribscand said it was ok but nothing special .I was really looking forward to the meal as i had heard good things about this restaurant unfortunately I don't agree .Beautiful surroundings though and some staff very pleasant

Amazing friendly staff .Best fish n chips around x Best customer service ever . Thanks

Chose Ashby decoy for a lunchtime finger buffet for a small funeral wake, everything was ready at time we’d booked, table laid for correct number, staff very helpful and attentive Food was very fresh and tasty, great variety provided, All presented nicely and as much tea and coffee that we could drink All in all can’t fault this and would recommend for anyone wanting a small get together Thank you very much

A little disappointed really, service was really good, but the food average - ordered the chicken kebab which was just okay, not brilliant. But the most disappointing aspect was ordering our dessert, but as we were after 9pm the kitchen had closed. We were late diners, arrived at 8.15 but when we ordered our main we mention we would like a dessert so when we were faced ordering and told, sorry the kitchen is now closed, we were left very disappointed indeed - not good really as the staff should have really come to us, but didn't. Ho hum - we dined out the second evening, great meal locally, far superior food and service.

Popped in here on an ad-hoc detour to get something to eat & drink (5pm ish). Building looked like an old fashioned type of place and advertised food outside the front door. Parking in the old stable courtyard around the back. Tight bar, low ceilings but offered good ales. The chef spotted as and told us that if we wanted food, Stew and Dumplings were fresh and a special of the day. Very much a locals pub, bar flies were friendly, TV on with no sound (News) and best of all. NO MUSIC and could have a conversion without shouting over any noise. Grub was bang on (Stew, dumplings, mash and veg) and a massive portion. £8 quid. Mrs. had Scampi, a mountain of chips and a lorry load of peas which she said was really good. Also £8 quid. Great pub, great grub, well poured beer and nice welcome surroundings. Rough and ready, no frills good honest place.