The Broad Oak has something for everyone and is popular because of the great atmosphere created here.  It is situated in Strelley, 'the village that time forgot', in the middle of a conservation area.  The whole village is listed with buildings dating back to the 1600's.  The Broad Oak itself dates back to around 1650 and has retained its original features with low ceilings and beams.  Because of it's rural location walking is popular in the area and ramblers are welcome to leave their cars in our car park and pop in for a bite to eat afterwards.  We are an attractive venue for excellent pub food which is on offer daily from a main menu as well as a Specials board which contains homemade dishes such as our mouthwatering chicken pies and braised steaks.  Food is also served from value for money and senior citizen menus at selected times, which offer smaller portions at lower prices.  Not to be missed is our succulent traditional homemade Sunday lunch which is served until the meat runs out, normally around 3pm.  A table can be reserved for your meal and because of our popularity, it is recommended that you book.  You can choose to eat in our restaurant or in the bar area and during the summer months our massive garden provides plenty of seating, so you can enjoy the sunshine and the children can feel free to amuse themselves in our outdoor play area.  Buffets are available for christenings, funerals, corporate meetings, etc, with all enquiries welcomed.  There are excellent facilities here including disabled access, baby changing area and an extensive car park.  We hold a weekly quiz, as well as a twice weekly 'sticky 13's' which is a card based bingo game, everyone is invited to join in.  With a good mixture of all age groups, this is a unique pub for the area with quality food, drink and friendly helpful staff.  The Broad Oak is definitely well worth a visit.