The Wrens Nest

The Wrens Nest manages to feel out of the way whilst being only a ten minute walk into town and pretty much facing a giant Tesco. Yet it retains its lofty ambitions, sat aperch a hill and surveying the area around.
Such a classic Sunday lunch pub and one that people love to discover. Various family and friends have bragged to each other about this place only to find it is not such a secret with locals. This is the kind of place you will take someone to try. They must see it. They shouldn’t have to miss out.
Bearing all this in mind, it is not perfect. The layout is a little annoying for large parties– no tables will accommodate more than six or seven easily and there simply isn’t enough space to be pushing and joining etc. Also, you run the risk on a Sunday of running out of certain meats so either there will be a hefty wait, as on my sister’s most recent birthday here, or various diners will eat at different times depending on which meat they want with their Sunday roast.
The carvery is good though. An ok amount of choice, but enough to satisfy most eager customers. The air is lively and chatty whilst being relaxed. If it weren’t for the points above I’d have given it a 5.