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Party-goers can hit the town and sip on a choice of drinks, dancing the night away at a bar situated in a 19th-century building
We visited the Fox House Inn on 09/12/2018. We booked a table and added we were bringing our dog.
When we arrived we were told there was only 1 dog friendly table, so we put the dog in the van (angry). We were then seated where we could clearly see 2 other diners with dogs, bearing in mind my dog was in the van outside.
We ordered food and as we were waiting for food the manageress who had just told us they only had 1 table showed someone to a table behind us with not 1 but 2 dogs!
The staff are ignorant and have no customer service skills. Avoid this place at all costs. Dog friendly I think not.
- Brett Whitaker,
Great live music spot for 1950s, 60s and 70s stuff every Friday. Not open during the week. Privately-owned by a landlady who loves live music and a dance! Saturday music is a solo singer, always a good night for those who like to get dressed up. Not on social media or the Internet, so best phone if you want to find out who is playing.
- Andrew Sadowski,
Went to this pub a few days ago and it's in desperate need of a massive makeover. It was also full of dogs running loose. Not for us I'm afraid.
- Andrea Knowels,
Not so good these days; no football, and little choice regards real ales.
- Jon,
Extremely disappointed. Booked a table for my birthday, not a great welcome from bar staff, attitudes left an awful lot to be desired, table was in a cold, dark corner, table and floor were wet.
We did not stay for our meal, because of attitude of staff and position of table. Who wants to sit in a cold, dark corner for a meal?
Will not be returning.
Went to Wetherspoons. Warm, friendly welcome, smiling bar staff, for a fraction of the cost.
- Colleen Groves,
Hard to believe that I have been to the same place as that most recent review.
I have been a number of times in the last 6 months and have never failed to receive courtesy and a decent meal. The food takes a while, which I don't mind if it means that it's freshly cooked, but tastes delicious with lovely presentation. Thanks.
- Rosie Chitty,
Booked a table for 5 at the Milstone after receiving a credit note from Marstons after a terrible experience for my daughter's 21st birthday at the Winter Green.
I have to say we had such a lovely night. The staff are very welcoming, and the manager is a pure gent, very polite and welcoming. Nice to see happy faces behind the bar.
The food was great, very, very filling. Great choice on the menu, plus specials, too.
I will definitely be visiting the Milstone again. Great pub, great restaurant, nice warm, friendly atmosphere. All the staff are a credit to the pub.
- Alison Perrelli,
We held the wake for my sister's funeral on 2nd November 2018.
There was no tea and coffee I had to ask staff for it. I did ask where the tea and coffee urns were. I got told if people go to the bar they can buy it.
The food was awful. So much so that I asked to speak to the landlady and asked her to put more food on. I said I will pay for it, no probs. At that she provided a dish of chips and 2 very cold, uncooked bowls of pasta. We got all in all a plate of cold awful unrecognisable pizza, dish of Doritos, cold mini sausages and small savoury eggs, dish of cold chips, 2 plates of sandwiches, inedible quiche, a small plate of pork pie on a table next to the toilets, a belly pot of chilli and rice.
On top of all this, upon arrival none of the food was covered - it was stuck at the back of the room on a paste table. Disgusting.
There were over 100 guest and like I said, I did request more food but got a dish of chips. Absolutely disgusting.
The room looked unkempt, scruffy. Never have I been more embarrassed. My sister's wake. Disgusting after such a beautiful funeral. Ratings 000.
- Jeanette Lister,
Just to say that I have been going in the Big Tree for many years. It's a great pub with nice atmosphere, you are welcomed with a smile from the landlady, who is always pleasant. We look forward on most Fridays, taking my son in for a large burger. Good pub, nice people. Not many pubs left like this. Lots of sports channels and TVs for different channels to cater for everyone. Mark.
- Mark,
I lived not far from the pub & used it with my pals most nights (1972) in the back room where the TV was - you accessed the gents toilet through it from the best & tap room.
I was just 18 years old & the cost of a pint of Stones Bitter was 12.5 pence - can you believe that.
It was undoubtedly the best time of my life. I'm really pleased to see it is still open.
One Friday night (food raffle night) my Dad won the Sunday Dinner (joint of beef etc...) & I won the Sunday Breakfast (usual full English breakfast stuff). Ha Ha they all shouted "fix fix" jokingly.
I really miss those days after I moved with Mum & Dad to Doncaster - hated that place & still do, although I live in a fabulous Grade II listed lodge in North Lincolnshire now, aged 64.
- Richard Charles Shirley,
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