The Plough Inn in Rushcliffe

Lovely staff, friendly and chatty. Food was nice and good value. Could do with more gluten free options please.

Lovely location but very poor value on the food. Paid £5 for a very basic cheese and onion cob, nothing to accompany it, would have got far better from our local cafe. Wife and Son paid £11.50 each for what was essentially a minimalistic chicken and bacon toasted sandwich, with little filling, a few chips and a dollop of coleslaw. Extremely overpriced and have had so much better at other places for much less. Disappointed and won’t be eating there again - maybe it was the chefs day off?

Great little pub, limited menu. Would recommend booking for food as we'd booked a table & when asking for menus were told they'd need to check the kitchen would accept the order. Self service & food bookings at the bar, no waitress service.

A gem of a pub if I'm honest. A village pub, in the middle of almost nowhere, that's open and serves food all day on a Monday! Don't find many of those these days, mores the pity. Now, what makes this pub even more of a rarity, is that they have a chef that can cook a steak to absolute perfection. My son and I both had the rump steak, his cooked medium and mine, rare. A birthday treat as he's 21 in just over a week. It's always a massive risk ordering a steak cooked rare, when not knowing the quality of the meat, in a pub that I've never been to before. I'll say now, that I will happily drive for close to an hour to have another. Oh, their Guinness is decent too.

Turned up at lunchtime Thursday and had the small fish and chips and it was an excellent meal,one of the best I've tasted in a long time! My wife had their newly listed green lentil cottage pie and that also was a hit! Definitely going back there!!

Visited a local nursery where we could have had lunch but we thought, no we would give a local pub our custom instead. I wish we hadn't bothered. Walked in, ordered a pint, asked the waitress who was very nice, if they had a table for two. The grumpy old s@d behind the bar told her, not us " no more bookings" without so much as acknowledging us. So if you are that big guy with a ginger beard, not sure if you are the governor or not, but cheer up, treat people with a bit more respect, why work in or run a pub if you can't put on a happy face for punters who have put themselves out to give you their money? The pint was very good (landlord) but the miserable big guy not so.

We used to be regular visitors to this pub, then it changed hands and the service was pants. Went again before Christmas to discover new landlords and it's back to its brilliant best! Good, interesting food, good range of well kept ales, log fires, friendly and welcoming - even with muddy boots and dog in tow. Pie nights on Mondays. We will become regulated again.

We stopped in at the end of a cold wintery walk with our 3 week old baby and our friends with their dog. The staff were warm, polite and welcoming, and the pub was toasty warm and clean with a nice atmosphere.The beer was good and so were the hot, local butchers sausage rolls!My wife did her first out of the home breastfeed and was treated really respectfully by all of the staff. They made a room available for her to be private with the baby and when needed directed us to a clean and tidy baby changing facility.Great experience overall and we can't wait to come back to try some of the food and great sounding events!!

Great pub with an excellent drink selection, the Sunday dinner is not to be missed!

THOROUGHLY RECOMMEND. Lovely, value for money food, Good choice of well kept ales, fantastic customer service in a newly refurbished village pub.