The Old Ford - Aldershot

Arrived at this pub bearing in mind we had been warned about the management and their attitudes being poor. Went in respectfully ordered our drinks and sat down. Whilst I was on my way in I was being stared and made to feel uncomfortable by 4 men outside. Had to go back to my car to get change to pay for this pool. On my way back, I was blocked by one of the men unable to get back into the pub and was given inappropriate comments right in front of my face. They knew I was alone so thought it was good to intimidate a 20 year old girl. After they did this, the men sat down continued to make comments about my appearance and my behaviour to the harassing gentlemen. I went in and told my partner who came out to my defence as any right person would do. However the land lady came out and asked what happened and I explained the situation very calmly and appropriately, hoping she’d understand as a woman. And instead of defending the victim, they protected their regulars and made my feelings and experience invalid and kicked me out in a very unpleasant way

Pub is alright, food is decent. There was horrible drunk men around harassing people and when reported, no action was taken. Very unprofessional behaviour won’t go again Kid-friendliness: Don’t take your kids as they allow such horrible people to antagonise everyone. Price per person: £10–20 Food: 2 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

I attended the Old Ford Pub for a friend's birthday a few weeks ago and had a lovely time. Really great location, just by the train station! The staff were all very attentive and friendly with quick service. Price per person: £10–20 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4

When we arrived at the pub, there were three great beers available. However, within an hour and a half, all the beer was gone! It was a busy Saturday night, and while I initially thought they were just changing the keg, it turned out that there was no beer left in the cellar either. Quite bizarre! In terms of food, I would rate it a 1, but the service and atmosphere were both excellent with a rating of 5.

I had a fantastic vegetarian Sunday roast at this restaurant. The landlady, Margaret, and the cook, Dave, ensure that you feel welcome and are well taken care of. They even provide a special roast for dogs, which they seemed to really enjoy. The atmosphere can get quite loud, especially when the local football team comes in after their game, so it's best to arrive early or late if noise bothers you. Vegetarian options include a delicious cheese and spinach tart. Parking is convenient, with two lots available - one by the pub and another in front of the train station.