Ploughman's Lunch Reviews

The site for Ploughman's Lunch reviews.

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It can be hard locating a place that does a Ploughman’s Lunch when you have the desire. So, lets compile a list!

Ploughman’s lunch served on a wooden board: thick slices of brown bread, cheddar cheese, ham, pork pie, salad with onion and tomato, apple slices, pickled onions, chutney, and mustard pickle
A classic Ploughman’s lunch served outdoors on a rustic wooden board. Generous slices of brown bread sit alongside cheddar cheese, ham, pork pie, fresh salad with onion, tomato and apple, pickled onions, and sides of chutney and mustard pickle — the perfect hearty pub plate.

Below are places that are rumoured to have Ploughman’s Lunches, but has not yet been Scored or had a personal review.


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The List.

Central London

The Queens Larder – Queens Square WC1N.

Derbyshire

The Shoulder of Mutton – Osmaston.

Gloucestershire

The Bell Inn – Frampton on Severn.

The Codrington Arms – Yate.

Hampshire

The Old Bell and Crown – Wildhern, Andover.

The Bear and Ragged Staff – Michelmersh, Romsey

Herefordshire

The Scrumpy House (Westons Cider) – Much Marckle

Newcastle Upon Tyne

Fenwick & Greggs: The Golden Flake Tavern – Northumberland Street NE1

West Berkshire

The Bell Inn – Aldworth. This is reported to be an absolute gem of a place. No Website – hence: Google Maps Location Facebook Tripadvisor

The Four Points – Nr. Aldworth.

The Elephant Hotel – Pangbourne.

The Volunteer – Theale.

The Furze Bush – Ball Hill.

The Downgate Pub – Hungerford

Wiltshire

The Roebuck – Marlborough

The Charlton Cat – Charlton St. Peters, Pewsey

The Antelope Inn – Upavon, Pewsey

Borg’s Hideaway – Pewsey

The New Inn – Amesbury (Newly reopened)

The Crown Inn – Bishops Cannings (New Management)


Do you like a ploughman’s? Fancy doing a review? Drop me a line. It’s quite easy.

There are downloadable resources to assist with the scoring. Go have a ploughman’s lunch, write a few things about it and tally the score, then upload.

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