The Plough

Owner very friendly, pub comfortable and welcoming, good choice of drinks, large attractive garden.

Had lunch here yesterday, all decorated for Christmas, typical village pub. They do full meals, a roast available, nice little starters, baguettes salads on the side etc. It would have been 5stars but for the very grumpy landlord.

Visited the Plough pub after reading some of the reviews for a Sunday roast dinner....we were very disappointed. . we thought that the meal wasn't value for money as the portions were similar to a children's dinner. We had the smallest roast potatoes we had ever seen 3/4 per plate. I had 1 small slice of chicken and about 5 small bits of chicken..the vegetables were all piled on to one bowl.. Food presentation was a real zero....we won't be going back again.... No real ale or craft beer's...... There is also no menu available.....as for the interior, it needs a total refurbishment .. quite scruffy. .. zero atmosphere...

Went for a friend's granddaughters birthday party. The garden was a mess, uneven, things sticking out of the ground which were dangerous with toddlers. Parking is a nightmare. Needs a good makeover outside. Didn't go indoors.

Got there on a Sunday with 4 adults n 2 kids. They said they were only doing roasts for adults but kids have a choice but it will be 15 mins which was fine. But my daughter knocked a glass of coke over n one of the girls came out with just a mop no bucket n didn't really know what she was doing. Then another came out with a bucket to take over but left it half way through with out putting a wet floor sign up, to deal with mums coffee she had been even with milk that had gone off to put in it. Had to wait ages to get another while they went shop to get fresh milk but after all this n waiting over an HR the food was good but not worth £15 each

Lovely pub, clean and tidy and very comfy. They serve roast's dinner throughout the week also which is fantastic. The grounds are clean and tidy and decorated very nice, upto date. They also have a nice garden to sit outside.

Lovely and cozy pub in itself. The beautiful garden and the children playground make it extra special. Vicky and the team are all amazing as well. The food was absolutely lovely! Thoroughly recommended.”

Very poor, If I could give a minus rating it would be minus 2 stars. Went as part of a group of approx 50 invited to a renew your vows wedding party. The happy couple had requested a marquee ( not there) buffet for 50 and were shown a buffet for a childrens party but there was not enough for 25 kids let alone 50. a DJ playing music ( arrived after most people had started to leave). A bouncy castle with slide ( a small one was present ).The garden was a health issue, a large pile of wooden rubbish in the top half of the garden, a small ride on mower next to the bouncy castle which obviously attracted the kids who had to keep being told not to play on it. I know the couple were extremely upset and angry and if it wasn't for 1 female member of staff who did her best to salvage the situation we would all have left straight away. Apparently the manager was not available to discuss this although I am willing to be corrected on this point. Certainly would never recommend this venue !! To anyone.

A firm favourite on a sunny afternoon 5 minutes outside Luton and never disappoints. Good selection of drinks for all with traditional food and friendly service and atmosphere. Social distancing measures in place with the winning still being the well kept rear garden.

Lovely pub in a gorgeous location. The perfect place to stop by for a pint on a sunny afternoon