The Lamb - South Oxfordshire

Walked in... Got told not to sit at any of the tables that we wanted to.... Atmosphere was dead. Felt most unwelcome. My friend had lost something and had asked the lady behind the bar to search for it in case she had put it in the bin... my friend and I were snapped at and we waited and waited for her to look for us. Then when my friend had to look for her expensive item, she was told not to look in that specific place. Drinks were poured with a half smile... So, we just decided to go elsewhere after finishing our drinks. The Crown on the high street has a better atmosphere, hands down! The staff at the crown are friendlier and more accommodating. My advice? Just go up the road to The Crown. No competition I'm afraid.

It was a late afternoon visit so not too many people about . Staff were engaging and polite ! We indulged in a couple of pints of Guinness poured carefully and slowly (no rush ! Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3

A truly family eatery Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Went on a Thursday and asked if they would cook me a Tika curry and they obliged. Always had good service and food each time I have been. Would like to see more guest ales. Price per person: £20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Roast Beef, Grilled Lamb Steak and Potato, Steak Ale Pie, Fish and Chips

Distinctly average, soggy bun no one likes a soggy bun. On further reflection I should probably add some more detail. My chicken burger was tough and greasy obviously previously frozen and certainly not fresh, the bun well... The absolute no no is a soggy bottom and quite frankly for the price I'd have been better off in weatherspoons. The partners food was OK but at £15 a main course I expect better than OK. For the cost of the meal we could do our shopping for a week and then I've only got my self to critic