Only 10 mins from A14 but out in the sticks. Accommodation was good value for money, the evening meal and breakfast were brill, the staff welcoming, and friendly atmosphere from locals in bar. Would definitely stay again.

Being this was my first visit to an authentic English pub I was quite impressed with the local feeling of the restaurant. It wasn't very crowded upon our arrival but quickly filled around 7pm. Clearly everyone knew everyone in this quaint little village and it was nice to see such, since you rarely see that in the metropolitan areas of... More

The starters were well presented and tasty, The main courses - one overcooked the other far too salty, (had better meals in 2 for £10 offers) As for desert - I ordered Belgian waffle (described as Belgian waffle chocolate sauce and ice cream, I was asked if I wanted ice cream with it), I have never been served 1/2 a... More

Seemed a friendly enough place, the food was edible but they are trying to serve dishes beyond their capabilities (or at least the chefs) with a little training/help & guidance they could succeed in their efforts. If you do eat here maybe stick to the pub classics and not the 'Specials' so you won't be disappointed. The waitress just dumped... More

We were en route from Southport to London and travelling down the A14 when we saw a sign to the Bulls Head. Being hungry, we followed the sign and are delighted we did. The Pub is a local village pub with rooms. It felt homely and we were welcomed by the brother of the landlady. At once, we felt part... More