Hall & Woodhouse Wichelstowe

"It’s taken over 30 years but without my seeking it, my favourite pub has just changed to this uniquely gorgeous, well presented and quirky one - The Wichel Inn.

There is a main bar area, a row of booths featuring old cinema seats. Soft comfortable easy chairs. Big & small dinning tables. Shelves of books. Old casks and artefacts.

And that’s without mentioning the full menu of big and small meals, served by attentive staff. - Well done to you all, I shall return and return and return.

You can just turn up or book, this is a wonderful, pub/cafe bar / restaurant."

gary lewis

"Food and service were good. Staff were friendly and polite. The restaurant mixes a nautical theme into its decor, to go with the narrow boats on the canal next to the restaurant which was something different and nice to look at. The bar area was also dog friendly from what I saw with some dogs sat under tables. Outside seating next to the canal was also available. If you’re a fan of desserts then I recommend the triple chocolate brownie which was slightly warmed and sprinkled with what was either a twirl or flake bar. Absolutely delicious."

Cal Mendes

"A mix between a farm shop and a restaurant, but turns out to be a pub, in the middle of what looks like an industrial park, but is actually a residential area. But apart from these quirks, you'll find a very decent eatery which also serves pints (except Guinness), and the icing on the cake is dogs are welcome. Highly recommended.
Love the hand dryers. They work no matter where you put your hand, and are so powerful, unlike another well known brand I won't mention here"

David Tran