The Plough Inn in Wakefield

Arrived just looking for some lunch on a very hot day, exhausted and tired. Bar staff were friendly but only serving Sunday lunch, nothing cold. Asked for drinks and crisps / bar snacks and were told they didn’t have any!!!Pub looked old and tired and there was rubbish in the ‘beer garden’, well manky old bit of astroturf and concrete.

Went for Sunday lunch. Food was very good.

Staff were lovely but the food was horrible. Visited for Sunday lunch and ordered the roast beef. Received two thin under cooked stringy slices of meat, roast potatoes were just oil filled containers of mush, Yorkshire pudding was ok but the veg that came out in a separate dish looked like it was prepared the day before and heated up in microwave, carrots had a whitish coating and taste rubbery.Cost £10.Will never go again.

Really lovely old fashioned pub serving fantastic food, staff very friendly and helpful shame only open Sundays. Would highly recommend.

Never been before so decided to give it a go, so glad we did. Beautiful family run pub with home cooked food.We went for Sunday dinner and had a choice of 4 meats, you could mix and match up to 3!!!I had chicken and lamb, both delicious and generous portion. Each meal came with Yorkshire pud, mash and roast potatoes, stuffing and individual veg side dish and personal Gravy boat.Also had the extra side of cauliflower cheese....... Incredible!Staff super friendly and relaxed, quick table service and making sure we were happy with everything.Social distancing and sanitising very impressive.Had puddings because after the Sunday dinner we knew they would be good...... They were amazing. Nearly had to roll myself out the door when we finished.Forgot to take a pic of the main meal as I was that desperate to get stuck into it!!!If you fancy delicious home cooked food in a traditional pub environment with friendly, attentive staff....... This is the place for you. Can't wait to return.(owner advised me wed to Sat is half price at the moment so we'll worth bearing in mind for a discounted meal out)

Decided to randomly try this out, and what a surprise! Shame it's hidden away but it's worth the visit. Had the warmth and feel of a traditional British pub, fancy wine bar it's not but staff are super welcoming and friendly, and the food? Well... Crikey, for those that watch those 'worth it' YouTube videos? What this place serves absolutely is! If you're ever hungry, be prepared for portion gluttony. The other half's pie was massive and stuffed with nicely seasoned slow cooked beef that just melted. My 'small' mixed grill was a lovely assortment of a lamb chop, chicken breast, mini beef rump and gammon, all topped with a fried egg and done to a high standard, nothing over or under cooked. The chips are definitely hand made too! Definitely will be going back,sooner rather than later 😀

This is a lovely pub. The food looks fantastic, the Yorkshire puddings alone could win an award. The staff are really lovely and helpful. Cant wait to go again.

Went to the plough today for a Sunday lunch all I can say is I have eaten a lot of Sunday lunches and this one was up there with the best of them, home cooked Yorkshire Puds plenty of meat, roast potatoes to die for and loads of freshly cooked vegetables, loved the gravy and they even give you a extra gravy boat, we purchased the cauliflower cheese for two and it was certainly worth the extra £2.So all in all good value for money, you won't be hungry when you come out and the staff and customers were all very friendly, we will certainly be visiting again very soon, keep up the good work.

Sunday lunch is superb. Homemade food with proper yorkshires. Loads of meat on your plate. Reasonable prices. Staff friendly and helpful.

Really enjoyed our meal here. Good home cooked style food. The chicken tower burger defeated me but was delicious. My only small quibble was that the chips were a little on the hard side, the smaller chips were great though.Would reccomend trying here, pub had a nice atmosphere too.