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What User likes about The John Barleycorn Inn:
We spent two nights here in mid-December. For lunch, we enjoyed a delicious sandwich served with salad and chips, which made for a satisfying meal. Later, for dinner, my wife loved the leek and potato soup, while I enjoyed a tasty meatloaf. Lastly, we indulged in their Sunday roast lunch. I had the tender pink sirloin roast, while my wife opted for the roast chicken, asking for just a few slices of breast meat instea... View all feedback. What User doesn't like about The John Barleycorn Inn:
The chips were frozen and tasted like they were from a supermarket, with an overwhelming amount of sea salt. This was something we had never experienced in a restaurant before. The tartare sauce seemed store-bought, and the fish, although acceptable, fell short of our expectations.
I would recommend trying Smiths in Wapping or Ongar for the best fish and chips of all time. Overall, our experience at John Barleycorn... View all feedback.
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The chips were frozen and tasted like they were from a supermarket, with an overwhelming amount of sea salt. This was something we had never experienced in a re...
read moreThe restaurant now has new owners since our last visit. It took a while to receive our fish and chips, but the chicken burger was disappointing as it was just a...
read moreWe spent two nights here in mid-December. For lunch, we enjoyed a delicious sandwich served with salad and chips, which made for a satisfying meal. Later, for d...
read moreThis cozy little pub has recently opened again for eating, after changing hands, so we have booked for a Sunday roast that was wonderful, the starter of the goa...
read moreCalled in here today on a tour of the village pubs. I found this to be an excellent pub. It's a proper local pub. A small bar with comfortable chairs in both ba...
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read moreJohn Barleycorn, under new ownership, presents a cozy atmosphere that entices visitors with its warm hospitality. While the fish and chips fell short of expectations, particularly in taste and quality, other dishes like the Sunday roast and leek and potato soup have garnered praise. The charming ambiance, friendly staff, and engaging locals create a welcoming environment ideal for casual dining. Patrons appreciate the overall experience, despite some inconsistencies in food offerings. With plans for further improvements, this pub remains a recommended stopover for those exploring the charming village of Goring, promising a mix of authentic local culture and hospitality.