Weighbridge Inn

Well worth finding this place — its unique and wholesome food. Go with an empty tummy — not a place to go lightly! Don’t even consider having anything else other than a 2 – 1 pie. The buttery pastry will live long in your memory.

After 20+ years since my last visit it was with a little trepidation that I ordered the famous 2:1 pie of steak and cauliflower cheese… Apart from the inflationary price rise. (Now over a tenner) the taste was actually better than I remember, alongside my Wadworth 6x it was as if time stood still.
I can certainly give the full 5 star rating and look forward to seeing other reviewers comments… Enjoy

The food was great and really filling. The pies are great and it is somewhere that I would go again!

If you have a better offer I’d take it, the food is OK but over priced and the hospitality is lacking.
Once during a meal for a friends birthday, we were told that 16 years olds weren’t allowed in the restaurant after nine pm!

This pub is renowned for its 2 in 1 pie. Basically this consists of meat in one side and cauliflower cheese in the other all covered with a pastry lid.
The concept is good but the cooking is lacking. In my opinion the pastry used for the topping is the let down; it is very crumbly but also very gloopy, it has a tendency to stick to the top of your mouth and spoils the meal.
Another thing that will stick in your throat and possibly cause you to choke is the cost; at £12.99 per pie and £9.99 for a half size pie this is seriously over priced for what you get as these are not huge pies, when you consider that in many nearby pubs you could get a 12oz steak with all the trimmings for a similar, if not cheaper, cost; basically you are paying for the novelty of it.
The pub is a converted 17^th century weighbridge cum Inn and has retained its ‘spit and sawdust’ rustic charm.