The Woodlands Tavern - Monmouthshire

Very family-friendly. we loved the children's menu. a real Sunday dinner for adults and children. children ate everything, including the sweet. delicious cauliflower cheese. good value. friendly and attentive service.

Smart but relaxing village pub in rural South East Wales, a few miles from the A48 between chepstow and newport. the employees are particularly friendly and friendly in this food-oriented operation, but the drinkers are also welcome here, and they seem to have gone out of their way in their post lockdown reopening preparations. eating is exceptionally good; not cheap, but good value given the quality and the generous portion sizes. the menu for most flavors and I chose the special of the day, the filet of cornish plaice and a huge piece of fish it was, perfectly cooked and served with a well selected selection of fresh vegetables. this was very nicely washed out with an excellent pint butty bach. the pub also offers a small beer garden.

At my visit here, with a few friends I had not seen in one because I was very disappointed, service was terrible, the staff is rude and not helpful. I was ignored long before I called someone to help the food was poor, reheated veg and my friend had a steak that was not cooked as she asked. the “managers” were very busy with other guests I took as friends, maybe if I were a regular, would I be treated differently? who knows. manager had an aggressive ton opposite to the guests and their employees, which I found rude and disdainable. I also noticed a beehive on the side of the building when we were gone. very poor! very cliquey area. will not come back and warn others of these problems.

Lunch on the way to the gower coast. fish and chips that were very well presented and well cooked. personal very friendly. would definitely recommend.

Five stars and more. Fantastic meal service and wine . We all enjoyed the food and atmosphere so much we will be back as soon as we can . Massive thank you to you all for a lovely afternoon. See you soon Andy