The Weyside

I suffered terribly with an allergic (gastrointestinal) reaction to the food which I was led to believe was glutenfree. I was off work for a week and the ongoing symptoms will continue for a few weeks to a lesser extent. I have no complaints about the staff or ambience but I have absolutely no doubt whatsoever that I consumed gluten containing food which was advertised as glutenfree. I would not recommend the place if anyone has an allergy and I will not be returning there for any meals again. REGARDING THE COMMENT POSTED. So in your mind someone should effectively avoid eating out because of possible miscommunications. I disagree. If a restaurant advertises a meal to be Gluten Free, it should be. It's not rocket science and it's 2024 - so why should people with certain food allergies avoid going out to eat. I posted a valid review and stand by it

We were a table of 5 booked in for Sunday lunch. 2 of our party order the roast beef and 3 order the roast pork of which one was gluten free, which was made clear when I booked online and with the waiter. The beef was inedible. Couldnt even cut the beef let alone eat it and both orders of beef were sent back. The pork arrived and was very fatty and the gluten free order of pork arrived with a massive yorkshire pudding on top of the all the food - immediately sent back ! We then had to wait for 3 new meals to arrive !!! When the new dishes arrived, the potatoes were hard and the gluten free dish was missing the apple sauce and only 1 potato - dreadful ! The only bonus was the waiter was extremely apologetic and good at his job. Also the pub now looks shabby and tired inside. The bench seat 3 of us sat on was ripped and slashed and looked awful. This is a shame as we have eaten at this pub quite a few times but the standard has dropped both in interior and the food.