The Coopers Arms

Poor knowledge on gluten containing foods and poor gluten free options. Not the same as what it used to be under the old management. Used to also have great knowledge and was extremely accommodating. Now, it's completely different. Update: I would love to speak to you regarding this but don't see what impact this would have if I spoke to the same person as before. I was told that my dad would be able to have a steak dinner at Christmas (glutenfree) but not the turkey dinner as they don't know whether the turkey has gluten in it or not. I have been advised there is a new manager who when I spoke to advised they didn't make the menu so couldn't comment on what has gluten and what doesn't. Please let me know an email address I can contact to better help improve staff knowledge on allergens

Myself and my friend popped in for a bite to eat the other day. I have never been to this public house before, so it was a new experience for me. We sat down and looked at the menu. I am very impressed that they do a gluten-free menu as not many places consider people with dietary preferences. I ordered the fish and chip with battered sausage, curry sauce, peas, and a side of bread and butter platter as did, my friend. The young man servicing was very polite and well-informed. The manager Scott was lovely polite and couldn't do enough for us, too. The eating area was very clean and tidy and quite busy considering it was Friday evening. The food was hot and very tasty and we didn't need to wait too long for it to arrive. Reasonable prices, great atmosphere, clean, excellent customer service. I also had a small dessert from the kids' menu. Just ice cream, which was served with a strawberry sauce. The ice cream was a little grainy for me, but nice. There is a seniors menu too. On the whole, well worth going in and checking it out for yourselves. I will be recommending this to my friends, too. A refurbishment is on the cards, so I can't wait to go back and see what's new.