Name: Thorold Arms Marston
Address: NG32 2HH, Marston, Main Street, Marston, Marston, Marston, NG32 2HH, United Kingdom
Rating: 8

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Thorold Arms Marston

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This old pub has recently been bought by some members of the village and refurbished. What a great job they have done too. Its light and airy, comfortable and clean. The staff are fantastic and the food even better. Six of us had lunch there yesterday (Saturday) and we all loved it. Well done and we’ll be back for more.

Great food

Lunch for two, great atmosphere, nice selection of beers and wine. The staff can't do enough for you, but...
The real star is the menu, great value. Good choices all sourced locally and home made. 
The beef and ale pie is quite possibly one of the best pies I've ever had, more meat than gravy. This will be a regular visit from now on. So happy the village has rescued this pub and brought it back to life.

Is this the best pie in Lincolnshire?

The pub has recently reopened after being refurbished and it’s unrecognisable. Great little pub, with a very nice, clean and modern interior. There’s a real family feel to the pub and it seems like everybody knows everybody in there. We had a family meal in the restaurant and weren’t disappointed. Really good food, with really good service too. If you’re staying at the nearby hotel and want a change of scenery for dinner, or just happen to be passing, come and give it a go

Great pub!

Staying down the road at the local caravan site we came upon the Thorold Arms and stopped for lunch. Only had sandwiches but if they are anything to go by the main menu should be fantastic. Delightfully presented, generous and fantastic to taste!
Staff are really friendly and its dog friendly to!

Lovely lunch time

Visited the fully refurbished and now community owned pub The Thorold in the centre of Marston. The pub is now welcoming, attractively decorated and remodelled, with a nice open bar area, pleasant dining room and you can opt to eat near the wood burning stove, which we did. Good selection of drinks, although the fact that this was their first full weekend open had somewhat dented the wine cellar, but this will be swiftly remedied, I am certain. Sunday lunch was a no messing about, beautifully home cooked, straightforward choice of two roasts with all the trimmings, or a veggie cashew tart. Yorkshire puds were light and airy and not from a packet! Roast potatoes were superb. And the range of home made desserts was mouth watering. Very good value and a nice place to come for a simple Sunday lunch, with a convivial atmosphere. I wish the new landlord and landlady every success!

Sunday lunch

myself and my husband and a couple of friends checked into this place on Easter Saturday lunchtime and yes as stated on a previous review the sandwiches were lovely and the welcome friendly.   Also designated parking spaces for B&B guests. Thats the good things out the way. Both rooms shabby but will let our friends talk about their room.  Ours had an en suite but no door and only a curtain that was very strange.... as if it had been removed!!! Lavender was the theme and all the knick=knacks need dusting to start will and sorting the wall tiles out around the bath and paint under the window sill.  There was not a shower but a bath with mixer taps meaning either kneeing or sitting in the bath to wash your hair and restricted by non-movable screen.  Plenty of towels but they all need replacing as washed out.Bedroom carpet needs replacing and dust under bed caused dust to billow out if you walked around the room and as the floor was uneven it felt strange. The hairdryer was on the  landing on the first floor so assumed shared.  We had dinner there the first night but only average and they turned people away but for most of the time we were the only 4 people in the dining room..... good service but all very old fashioned although the cheese board made up for me was lovely.  The dinner menu was not as in the booklet in the room as quite restricted so maybe we would have gone elsewhere if we had known....... informed choice and all that......
As previously stated the breakfast as advertised as HELP YOURSELF but didnt realise that the staff are not there and you boil own water for drinks after filing the kettle yourself and toasting own bread and getting milk etc from fridge.  Second day at least a table was set for 4 and we didnt need to set it ourself and there was fresh fruit salad and crossaints so maybe they heard us as we suspected a few times they were in the bar and overheard all our talk. The Sunday night there sign said no meals in the evening so we made arrangements to eat elsewhere with the intention to come back to have a few drinks as the men liked the Black Sheep .... we returned at 2145 to find the place in darkness and having to use the back door key and not open as we thought until 2230........ in the morning the owner put us straight by saying the sign says 2230 if there was a quiz night but not that week!!!!  The main reason we chose this place was for parking and meals and pub where the designated driver could have a drink on returning to the place before going to bed................  the owner offered to get the sign and show us and said she heard us returning and surely to make some money they COULD have come down and served us ........ we were residents so we could have settled up in the morning.................  
Checkout at breakfast straightforward but there was another funny thing as when we booked online we secured with our AMEX card and when we got here they said they didnt take AMEX which was fine but what if that was our only card on us???

We wished we had stayed in the Best Western in Grantham as the evening meal there was better and surrounding not dusty, dull and dreary

Free WiFi is so slow we gave up even when we got the password..... why offer something that doesnt work????

Run down place where lots of things need attention and not what we expected

Firstly have to say the owner was lovely and very welcoming. ?.thats the nice things out of the way the pub is run down and needs a complete overhaul.  The fact that it was closed for our nights stay meant we had to drive 15 mins to get a meal! (We were offered a share in a 
chinese takeaway) The room toe nail clippings on the floor and in the bin! The carpet was thread bare large cracks in the shower room, struggle to close the door as it caught on the sink. Mis match furniture. No cooked breakfast as the kitchen is rented out so just cereal and toast. All in all not a place we will be coming back to and would of paid the little extra and stayed down the road

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