The Plough - Preston

We went on Sunday, a table of 9, amazing Sunday lunch, one of the best I've ever had, melt in your mouth meat and delicious accompaniments, echoed by the rest of the group. The staff were fabulous, very attentive, I didn't catch their names but the 2 ladies who tended to us couldn't have been more welcoming or helpful. Already recommended to friends and wouldn't hesitate to return.

Very accommodating as we called in on the off chance. Great food, grear atmosphere, great service. Will definitely be back!

The menu is extensive and from the specials we chose the Coronation Butterfly Chicken Burgers which were delicious. We shared a very tasty Garlic Ciabatta with Cheese as a starter but after our main courses there was no room for even a shared dessert. Service throughout was warm and friendly and our visit produced a bonus; during a previous visit with our grandchildren, our grandson’s rucksack with his diggers and dumpers had gone missing. But when we asked if perhaps……. The answer was”Yes! We have it!” Thank you a lovely lunch and rescuing g the rucksack!

During our weekend stay in the area, we visited The Plough with our dog. We were warmly greeted by Lillia, who was very friendly. After ordering our drinks, Courtney came to our table to take our order. Despite being only 17 years old, Courtney was confident and well-suited for her role in customer service. She was extremely helpful, and based on her recommendations, we ordered a doggy dinner for our Springer Spaniel and a Doggy Beer. Everyone at the restaurant, including who we believe was the landlady, was down to earth and welcoming, making us feel very much at home. Overall, it was a fantastic place to visit.

We had a family dinner on a Friday evening and while there wasn't anything terribly wrong, the food quality wasn't up to par with our previous visits and the prices were on the high side. For instance, the fish and chips were £12.00 and the chips were clearly frozen, no better than what you would find at a cheaper chain pub. My dessert, the sticky toffee pudding, was very good, but for a village pub, they need to be more consistent with their offerings.