The Faulkland Inn

Apr 12th, 2023

Mar 26th, 2023

Feb 4th, 2023

Jan 13th, 2023

Would leave no stars if possible. Was left blissfully unaware that this pub was still going as last I knew it was shutting down due to cost of living crisis (information I was personally glad to hear and was even posted through my front door) until on new year's eve whilst looking at local events I was informed of a firework display offered not publicly but privately, an event to which they didn't deem it necessary to inform the nearby residents. My wife then wrote to the owner via email to show our displeasure about this event in a bid to get a human response. Owing to the fact that it has resulted in severe injury to our daughters beloved pet in the past. This was met with (I assume) a very drunk or arrogantly rude response, not only has this lowered my expectations of the pub but has left my wife's PTSD going nuts to the point where (in my opinion) the establishment should be forced to close. Again last night the pub inflicted injury on the very same beloved pet when there overly loud fireworks went off! Don't you know you can actually get noiseless fireworks, kinder on the farmers livestock as well as domestic pets. This very traumatised family pet then proceeded to knock over a tank containing more family pets. So we were left to deal with the aftermath of there private event until 4am! I wouldn't recommend this pub to anyone simply because the owners are arrogant, mean and less than understanding of disability, they serve such overpriced food that if you can actually afford it, you obviously have a fair amount of excess money in this cost of living crisis and it would be far better spent helping a struggling venue who doesn't cause distress to people and animals alike. When It caught fire due to an accident it should have been left to burn.
Dec 5th, 2022