Gupshill Manor

Had a great Sunday lunch with a large group of friends. The food came quickly and was amazing. Very helpful, friendly Staff.

Sunday Roast Beef with pan gravy with red wine. 3 vegetables. Pudding was peanut-butter cheesecake and a mixed Berry Waffle with vanilla ice cream . Very friendly staff, quick service and dog friendly dinning in a separate area to the restaurant. Ambiance a little noisy but it is a family pub.

We had dinner here before going on to somewhere else. Food was OK, nothing special, but the staff were lovely.Lacked atmosphere, not sure if it was because it was early evening, so therefore fairly quiet, but for me the place was bland.I think a nice dark colour on the walls would make such a difference. At the moment the wall and chairs all seem to be the same beige/grey colour!!!!

To be brutally honest after looking at the place online I was a little disappointed on arrival. Front of house is very run down and in great need of a spruce up. However the staff were brilliant, the service was good and we were made to feel most welcome. The drink was good and the food was value for money. Would I go again? Probably not.

It was an ok visit. Could have been better, but then it could have been a lot worse. Service was very slow for 3 pm on a Sunday. Had to ask for drinks and menus.Food arrived promptly, but you can tell it had been hot held for a while. Plates were cold, meaning the food got cold quickly. Roasts had been held for to lo g as they were very hard on the outside and cold in the middle.

We went for afternoon tea, and if you are expecting a traditional afternoon tea, you will be disappointed, we had one large wrap, instead of little sandwiches, 2 large slices of cake, which were tasty, and a lovely scone, with Chantilly cream, when I asked about clotted cream, they said that their customers preferred Chantilly, come on people, clotted cream for an afternoon tea. It was my husband's birthday treat, he is from Devon, so left disappointed.

We were a party of 26 who only booked a few days before and we're very appreciative that they could accommodate us. We had the function room which was ideal. We pre ordered our food which was fine. The food was served quickly and efficiently. Many of us had the roast dinners, others the fish. Good sized portions, meat was plentiful and cooked nicely. Fish was tasty. We were served dishes of fresh vegetables separately, with plenty for everyone. Overall, we were very pleased with the meals.

Sad to post a negative reviewMy mum, myself and our friend went out for a meal to catch up and decided to go to the Gupshill Manor as have had nice meals there in the past. We ordered our drinks and then the waitress came back to take our food order.We all picked the same meal - pan fried chicken breast with green beans, dauphinoise potatoes and black pepper sauce. I don't like green beans so asked if I could have carrots instead. The waitress was lovely and said that was fine. The meals were £15 eachThis was our first mistake.The food then came, not long after ordering but no drinks had arrived.... looking at the plates of food, very confused.. I don't know where these chickens came from but there would have been more meat on a pigeon breast than on our plates, plus also had a shoulder/boned part also... the meat was just two very small slices, about the size of a tipp-ex mouse. Totally non existant presentation... just thrown on the plate. My young nieces could have plated it up better. Finally, when the drinks arrived, I asked the waitress if we had the correct meals as we all had boned parts as well as very small slices of chicken. She went off to speak to the chef but as we were all hungry my companions started eating their food. The waitress came back and said yes this is what we have ordered and the boney but is part of the chicken breast..... hmmmm. She did offer to swap my meal but I was hungry so said it was ok. To be fair, it tasted nice but the carrots were past their best. The dauphinoise were ok but again, small portion.The waitress came back to take our plates and we chose our puddings. Two of us had the waffles and one had the brownie.Second mistake.The waffles were lovely, but the brownie, nice though it was, half way through eating it my friend found some plastic wrapping in it and then in her penultimate mouthfuls... yes another piece of plastic wrapping... we called the waitress over again and showed her the plastic.. she was very apologetic and went off to speak to the chef again.... 5 minutes later she came back with another apology and offered to take the brownie off the bill which we accepted. A waiter then came over and asked us if we wanted tea or coffee but as two out of three of us had a bad experience my mum wasn't willing to take the risk of a third mistake so we paid the bill and went home..The waitress couldn't have been nicer but we will not be going back anytime soon and will be telling all our friends all about what a bad experience we had..Poor show Gupshill... for a nice place to go that meal really wasn't great, would have had a better plate of food in Wetherspoons(no offence meant) for half the price. Perhaps a training session on presentation and serving a entire chicken breast to customers who are paying £15 for it would be an idea..

The atmosphere was very welcoming and staff were very helpful and kind. Food was good but a bit expensive (a bit on the London price). I will def be back, as we loved it!

Was little put off from the outside as we thought it was closed, however once we opened the door what a wonderful surprise.Very welcoming and lovely old fashioned interior.The food was great too and we will definitely be back.