The Globe

I’ve been to the Globe half a dozen times since it’s transformation from lively young persons hang out to gastro pub want to be, many moons ago
This use to be my local, way back when I was a wee whipper snapper and I have many funny memory! It certainly wasn’t an eating pub and pretty much a lawless land at times!
Any way that was yonks ago! The pub has now stood the test of time for a number of years as a good eating pub. It has a cosy atmosphere and I’ve never been disappointed with the food.
My last visit there was last Saturday for my Grandpappy’s 79^th birthday. 8 of us went and we were all more than happy with the food and service.
Meals consumed on our table were my choice of beef, ale and mushroom pie, lamb shank, salmon, pork belly in a cider sauce, home made lasagne and the special: chicken supreme. The pie was excellent, marred only slightly by my food envy of Grandpappy’s pork belly, wow!
All in all a great night and based on this visit I have to give the Globe 5 stars, as it was a flawless meal and Grandpappy had the best birthday he could ask for. Good times.

This was my local back in the day, I spent many a night during my mis spent youth supping Cider and black, and playing pool in what was a very rough round the edges spit n saw dust pub.
Some years ago now The Globe had an impressive refurb, kicked out the under age rif raff and here you have the pub it is today.
You still have the locals that gather at one end of the bar, but the back of pub is predominantly for dinners. You’ll find the usual suspects on the menu, fish & chips, lasagna, steak etc. but the last few times if been I’ve chose from the specials board.
Tonight was a family birthday so about 10 of us visited, I had Supreme of chicken which was served with rice and salad. It was good quality pub grub, nothing cordon blu but it was really tasty, decent portion and good value.
My husband had the pie and chips, he enjoyed it although others who had the same complained it was a bit rich and the lid was ‘too much crust’.
The staff were fairly friendly, and attentive checking things were okay with our orders etc and willing to bring drinks to the table.
My issue with The Globe is it does seem to lack atmosphere, I’m not sure what or how it just does, I never leave thinking ‘I must go back’.
Having said that it’s always busy, so they must be doing something right.

This quiet village pub in the day is a lively, welcoming pub in the evening. As a newcomer to the pub, I have tried the food and was surprised to the level of standards it is at. Overall a great local pub, in the heart of a village near Bristol, that offers great ‘pub grub’ and cosy drinking atmosphere (Nice ciders and ales too).