

Inspectors have been so impressed by the cooking of dishes like braised ox cheeks and Hereford steak and Abbot ale pie at the Popham eatery that they have awarded it a cooking score of two out of ten, comparable to a good quality gastropub.
Though the menu has been tweaked and upgraded with a greater focus on better quality produce. The new Olympic breakfast includes free-range eggs, outdoor-bred British pork sausages, Wiltshire-cured back bacon and Ramsay of Carluke black pudding.
Elizabeth Carter, editor of The Good Food Guide, says: "The minute I walked in I knew it belonged in The Guide – it was so welcoming, vibrant and had a real buzz. I'm confident other diners will think so too."
Heston Blumenthal says: "I am overjoyed with this news. Inclusion in The Good Food Guide is a great barometer of success and it's fantastic news for Little Chef Popham to be recognised by such an established British food guide."
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