The Oak Apple Marstons

Typical Marston’s Pub — recently refurbished (Oct 2014).
It is not a posh restaurant — it is a pub, after all.
But as pubs go, the food is excellent, the potions are massive and the prices are incredibly low. The menu does not just include English «classics» like steak, burgers, pies or fish & chips, but also the more «exotic choices»:
At my last visit, I had an Indian prawn dish — and I have to say that this dish can easily compete with anything you might have at an Indian restaurant:
The spicing and flavouring was just superb and the portion was quite big — all for an incredibly inexpensive price!
Also, the staff behind the counter was incredibly helpful and friendly; and parking at the rear is free of charge. When the weather permits it, there is also seating outside.
All in all, a nice convenient and inexpensive place to go to to have a good time!
I’ll certainly come back; and I’ll be happy to recommend this place to anyone who is after friendly service & good food at good value!

30 jan wedn new menu 50% off mains so we went from work it was fine nothing new on menu apart from chicken and chorizo bake which looked interesting and didn’t come with CHIPS varying things ordered a horrid baked potatoe microwaved yeuk my scampi was fine brown ham and tomato sarnie can’t go wrong there the ham egg and chips looked the best the oak is what it is nothing special good bar staff and 50% off which we were emailed about well enough said

good value and decent food for the wednesday’s spice night (£5.25 for a curry, a drink, naan bread and poppadom not bad at all.). For a pub curry (chicken jalfrezi) it was quite nice :)