Olde Stone Cottage Pub

This spot is a hidden gem inside a 150+ year old stone cottage, and it’s honestly the perfect mix of history and foodie heaven. The nachos were loaded and non-negotiable, the burger was juicy, the mac & cheese became an instant fave, and the brownie was heavenly. Pair that with a mango vodka smash and mojito, and you’ve got yourself the coziest night out. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a pub with charm and great food. Follow for more

I visited recently on a Thursday night. We sat out on their expansive patio and had their expresso martini, spicy margarita, stone nachos, fish and chips, buddha bowl, and chocolate peanut butter cheesecake. All of the food was very tasty and the staff were so friendly as well. They had a trivia night going on inside that they host every Thursday at 7:30 pm too.

We ordered the souvlaki and fish and chips dinner, with a glass of white wine and a beer. The food was freshly made and of great quality. We asked for a hot sauce and they brought us a jalapeño-based home-made sauce which was delicious!nWe were happily surprised of the high quality food at a pub. In our experience, pubs do not necessarily serve the best food. But in this place, YES!nBathrooms were clean and the patio was welcoming with sunny and shade areas.nService was very friendly. We were there in a Wednesday for lunch so no wait and quiet.

The Olde Stone Cottage Pub serves a variety of dishes seems pretty random. During the summer, they have patio seating available but it was way too hot and humid today. Inside the restaurant, it was also hot and humid.nnMy coworkers and I came here to eat lunch. My coworkers ordered the Regular Coffee $2.50, Lil Sig $13 - Coleslaw x1, Fish & Chips $16, Chicken Wrap x2 $18 - House Salad x1, Fries x1, and the Tropic Chicken Thunder Sandwich $18 - Coleslaw x1. I ordered the Butter Chicken $20. The water came in 2 small glass bottles.nnThe coffee came in a large cup. The fish from the Fish & Chips was huge a full sized fish. The Chicken Wrap was thick and big. My coworker said that the Chicken Sandwich wasn't that spicy. My other coworker said that the Lil Sig hamburger'd appearance looked a little disappointing. They enjoyed their food.nnThe Butter Chicken was not that spicy. It's as spicy as a mild Japanese curry. The rice was some good standard rice. The naan bread was quite buttery and somewhat crispy. It also smelled good. The sauce was garlicky and just spiced right. The chicken was somewhat chewy. Combining the rice and the sauce, alongside the naan in-between bites made everything taste better and helped cut down the buttery taste of the naan.nnOverall, the food was good. The inside of the restaurant ran a bit warm/humid. Felt exactly the same as it was outside. The restaurant smells like an old museum. Whatever radio that's playing is pretty loud and doesn't match what is happening on the TV.

The service was top notch. The head chef Bob and the server Sarah,made our experience exceptional. The food was great, the vibe was great! Definitely coming back.

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