The Swan Inn

Grandad, Son and Grandson went back to The Swan, last visit was nearly two years ago. Last visit was on a ‘two for one’ late evening meal and was unexpectedly well cooked and presented.
‘The Swan’ has just changed owners and has a new ‘gastro menu’ with an increase in prices.
As a group we ordered a mix of meals and got a mixed feed back from the age groups! Surprisingly, Grandad enjoyed his crispy pork ribs on pesto mash, grandson went for cod and chips but complained that the chips were too fatty and without the usual condiments, and me in the middle tried salmon fish cakes on a bed of spinach, with poached eggs. My fishcakes started well but ended up becoming a soft mash!
An observation made during our visit was that tables were being served but not getting the utensils/​condiments. Several diners either had to get the server’s attention or come up to the cash desk.
In summerising, the pub/​restaurant has only been open three weeks, and the service staff haven’t yet ‘bedded in’.
I think the simple menu, cooked using fresh foods, will draw in locals away from the ‘two for one’ pubs. The pub is an established location and I would recommend a visit provided it sorts out it’s service issues.
By the way, The Swan does serve an excellent range of beers!

I have only eaten here once, purely for the reason that it’s a bit far away from where I live, the food when I did come was absolutely gorgeous, I had chicken fajita’s they are a must try!!!
The place itself is large, nicely furnished but nothing over the top, they are situated right next to the Premier Travel Inn so I presume that they will be fairly busy in the evenings, but I went on a lunch time and it was just right. The prices are really reasonable and i’m pretty sure that at certain times there are 2 for 1 deals on, but if you’re in the area and fancy a nice meal I can definitely recommend, the food variety is really good and they seem to have something for all tastes! And you can get a decent pint!!!