1 week Ago
When first entering the Lodge, I noticed the beautiful colour scheme and impressive artwork of the Tudor king, as well as various landmarks such as Hadleigh Castle and the Rayleigh Windmill. I was tasked with finding the best item on the menu at the establishment by my editor, and when presented with the menu I was confronted with a very difficult but undoubtedly delicious dilemma. Staff were very friendly and attentive as I ordered my meal, bringing it along with chips and a glass of Coca Cola to my table.
The food was very appetisingly presented and with movements possibly too quick for a man my size, I dived into the dish. After I had both confronted and conquered my challenge, I was quickly attended to by staff who asked me how the meal was and collected my plate. I would say the dish was very good, and for anyone looking to try it, you can for £11.
79 - a very reasonable price considering how much you can pay for a pub lunch these days. I will certainly be returning and would recommend a trip to anyone in the area as well. Good, affordable food mixed with friendly service will surely be a recipe for success.
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