The Turk's Head

I love the quirky alleyway at the Turks Head, having been previously only for drinks I decided to venture for Sunday lunch. It was £16.95 for roast pork, you get a decent portion (ask for apple sauce). Only downsize was the roasties were a bit soggy having been stuck underneath the huge (but tasty) Yorkshire pud. Will definitely be back to sample more tasty food though.

I've been here before and it was great, a little hide away with character and charm. I little bit more expensive than most places but great atmosphere. On this occasion the service i received was poor which was out of the ordinary. Slow and not very personalble, maybe I caught the bar staff in question on the wrong day.

Very disappointed! We have been here many times before and you could see my husband’s last review was five stars, but how things have changed. We wanted to come back so I have tried to book by messaging twice but I have got no reply to either. More so I have rang twice and left voicemails, again I have never got a call back. If this is the way you treat returning customers then we’ll find somewhere else to go. How can turn down what would have been over a £100 booking is beyond me, but it’s your loss.

Fantastic all round. We asked for a nice table if possible with it being our anniversary and we got a great spot in the corner, which was appreciated. The staff were great, friendly and efficient. The food was absolutely excellent. Great experience and a fantastic choice of ales too! Thanks to all the staff, chefs and management.

So glad I called in on a quiet Monday evening to take this place in - truly amazing. Beers come in all measures you want including two cask options all poured by some fantastic bar staff.

Whitelocks was heaving so we grabbed an outside table at the adjoining pub. Possibly Casta's first visit to this pub or it has had a total makeover. Pint of Five Points pale was fine. Another card only bar which I detest. Food looked good. Outside had electric bar heaters. Might be reflected in prices.

A bit overrated. We came here as whitelocks was full and apparently they have the same menu. When we first walked in and up to the bar, the girl working took a solid minute to acknowledge our presence which we found awkward. This place is small (maybe 8 tables) and decorated more modern than whitelocks, so has none of the charm. It was full so we waited about 15 minutes for a table but were able to order a drink at the bar. There was no system for who was waiting for a table. Service was slow and it felt like she was avoiding eye contact with us. Food was waayy too big. The pie was ridiculously huge. It could of been half the size so we would have done better to just order that and share it. I felt bad wasting half of it. The chunky chips and seasonal veg were excellent. Overall I wouldn't recommend it or return.

An amazing place for Sunday lunch. Amazing gravy, great service, amazing Yorkshire puddings. I can’t wait to come back!