The Ferry Boat Inn

We really enjoyed our first visit to the Ferry Boat Inn. The staff were attentive and welcoming, the room was comfortable, and the food was interesting and well prepared - generous portions too! A very nice, relaxed atmosphere, plenty of parking space and space to sit both inside and out, and lovely surroundings close to the estuary.

booked 3 rooms and all of them nicely decorated ,pleasant stay and nice evening meals but disappointed on the fish course. Good earthy breakfast in the morning with lovely coffe .lovely walk and a nice nature reserve to visit added a plus to my stay .

Visited here last night with family and had a lovely meal! Its a very pretty building inside and out, very welcoming. Staff were all super lovely too. The honey mustard sausage starter was my favourite of the evening. Very big portions as well. Everyone enjoyed their meal and said it would be nice to visit in the summer and sit outside. Will return

Went for a family meal, two starters were cold and dry. One main missed.. Mains rolls stale, fishfinger sandwich was cold.. Not much choice on menu and expensive for what it is.. Service and staff were fantastic and could not do any more.. Kitchen needs to up it's game in this day and age.. would not return..Which is a shame as lovely pub and in the summer could do a lot of business..

Lovely stay at the Ferry Boat Inn. Rooms very comfortable and clean with an excellent breakfast included. Staff were super friendly and helpful too. Lovely location with river walks and sheep in field behind. Plenty of room for car parking. Would definitely stay again and recommend highly.

One of the potential bonuses of going somewhere that has been excellent is that expectations have been set. Especially for a specific occasion such as a birthday dinner. Our experience could not have been further from the 2023 5 star, to be honest I would have had more respect if the establishment declined the table bookings due to the time of year. I appreciate that this is a tricky period between Christmas and new year where food shortages could be a problem for many a seasoned location - so I don’t want to focus on the availability of dishes, unfortunately this is based around customer care and food execution. On this occasion we were a party of 7, celebrating a birthday, two of the party had the burger, which as eye candy was fantastic to look at, however both were cold, one was colder than the other and unfortunately that was given to the Birthday ‘boy’, and unfortunately completely inedible. He tried his best to deconstruct the components to find some sort of warmth but to no avail. The waiting staff when they finally came over, said they would tell the Chef - it may have been nice to understand what chef’s feedback was, as we then avoided like the plague. We were left high and dry without drinks for considerable time. You might expect this behaviour from a packed pub/restaurant but we were on one of three occupied table throughout the whole place so things should not have been this poor. When the table was cleared desert menus appeared at the speed of light, which was incredible but alas the order of desserts to delivery to a little over 30mins, and the occupied table count was down to two tables, amongst our variety of desserts were three Apple crumble’s two with ice cream and one with custard, you my think that following a 30 minute wait the crumble would be hot, or at least warm…..nope, the ball of ice cream was comfortably sitting on top with no signs of melting…..you guessed it cold Crumble….. Again it was suggest that the Chef would be told but alas that faceless entity offered no comment. This was a very disappointing experience, one that had chances of rectification at the time, rather than me being a keyboard warrior. Unfortunately this poor experience, doesn’t help the cause to spend more money on having another go, nor does it turn back the time on the birthday experience that should have been a time for celebration not people sitting around a small table being frustrated….