Inn on the Shore

The waitress was lovely when we went in the big windows were open but the evening had gone cool and we were right by the window I ask if they had anywhere away from the window as it was drafty and she said she would closed one of the doors by us. This was better than nothing but it was still on the cool side. I ordered my main and we waited 15minutes to be told it was not available. So ordered the steak and ale pie. The pastry was so overcooked and hard you would break your teeth on it. I soaked it in gravy hoping it would soften. When I did break into the pie some of the meat was burnt and the contents was dried up. It came with over cooked veg and mash. The mash was supposed to be creamy mash was also very dry and had the texture and taste of instant mash. My glass of 250ml wine cost a whopping £17 and my meal was £18. I told the waitress about the meal she asked me if I wanted her to tell the manager I said yes. We didn’t see him not an Apology nothing from the Manager. She did offer us a free desert I said “no when I have had a bad meal I do not want any further food from the place”. I have eaten there before on a few occasions as I am local to it and it has been nice a bit pricey for pub grub but nice. It is ashame as I have now been put off and it is unlikely I will go back as there are so many good places to eat in the area. The waitress was so lovely and I did emphasise it was not her fault and probably mine as we sat at table 13!!!

We have just stayed here for a long weekend, wow, from the moment we arrived we were made to feel welcome by all the staff. The food is awesome, the beer is fantastic, the staff were always super polite and helpful, nothing was to much for them. I found the hotel by zooming in on google maps, saw the location of the Inn and then looked them up. We will be returning in the near future, well recommended for a stay, Downderry room has the best views from two windows.

Great pub on the beach, on a sunny day, perfect. Food and accomodation excellent.