When you're practically in the middle of nowhere you don't necessarily expect to come across a…read morerestaurant that easily competes with 5 star restaurants around the world. But that's exactly what The Boot Inn does. With an unassuming pub exterior, you would assume the inside would resemble a classic rustic old school pub, but what greets you a classy restaurant. We arrived early and the restaurant filled up quickly around us, but despite all the tables being full, the service was excellent. The waitress dealt with my food allergies (gluten, dairy and onion free) with ease, we were regularly checked on to make sure everything was okay, and the food came out in good time. All the food is locally sourced, the meat and eggs are all free range, the game is local, the fish is caught fresh each day from a boat, the beef is aged to perfection, organic wines and cask ales....what more could you want?! The menu is vast and has plenty of options. All mains come with pan cooked potatoes... They actually come to the table with the pan of potatoes and pile as many you want onto your plate .... With a number of huge potato lovers at the table that was pretty much the ultimate. Now the food itself. ... wow, delicious! I had the chicken breast with rosemary and lemon. It was perfectly tender and full of flavour. The masaai sauce and the buffalo mozzarella complimented the dish perfectly. The sea bass was also ordered and it was very tasty, it had a crispy skin and the samphire, bernaise sauce and capers were the perfect compliment to this delicious dish. We also had an order of pork belly which was delicious and was complimented nicely by chilli calamari, bok choy and relish. The last member of our party had the lamb rump and he absolutely devoured it. We also ordered a side of sweet potato fries with aioli and honey roast carrots were both very good. Dessert met the same standards with an excellent bannoffee sundae, yummy panacotta and an insanely good baileys cheesecake with rich chocolate sauce and walnuts which added a nice crunchy texture and topped with ice cream! Overall we were very impressed with all aspects of this restaurant and it truly is better than many high quality restaurants I've eaten at in NYC, London, Los Angeles, Paris, Greece, Amsterdam, Italy, Australia and New Zealand to name a few. I'd love to come back on a sunny day to make use of the beautiful outdoor area. Highly recommended!

The food we had was very disappointing. My wife had a 'fancied' bubble and squeak that came with a…read morehollindaise sauce. The source was a poor attempt and was verging on split. I had the filet steak special with a peppercorn sauce. This time the sauce was split... I'm talking a visible thickness of fat floating on the top of the ramekin split. I sent this back immediately and they brought an improved attempt. Although, I should point out that the steak was cooked as requested. Service was also dreadfully slow. We will not be returning to The Boot!

Okay, the beer selection really wasn't all that great, but then again it really does feel like I…read morewas entering the suburbs of Stratford upon Avon, which is somewhat odd considering it is pretty much a small town. Still, this pub was quite nice, and it certainly had that country feel to it. Oh, and the service was pretty good as well.

Stumbled upon this pub while at Anne Hathaway Cottage. Outstanding service and good. Had steak pie…read moreand chips. Has senior menu too. Gets busy at lunch.

Always enjoyed the food here, but it's generic fare on the weekends…read more Next door to Britain's exhibition centre, it's hardly. Not surprising that the chef takes the weekends off while the tumbleweeds and church bells ring in this desolate wasteland occupied by sales reps midweek. Gorgeous pub with great service. Average in the weekends. No footpath access

Located close by my UK office and nearby the NEC as well, this place feels like you are walking…read moreinto a close friend or relative's home. Very cozy feeling with fireplaces and comfortable chairs/couches. Honestly, this is exactly what I expect a typical British pub/eatery to look and feel like. This place offers quite a few different drinks on tap with wine and liquor as well. No comment on the alcohol here as I opted for water. The food is traditional British cuisine with a number of fish/vegetarian options. I choose the fish pie, which quite honestly, was disappointing. The vegetables on the side were limp and far from fresh (unfrozen and heated up without any flavorings at all). The fish pie was not filling at all and lacked flavoring as well. I hesitated in giving this place 2 or 3 stars and in the end decided it could be rated higher for the atmosphere and potential. I think I ordered a poor dish and should have gotten the fish and chips instead, so I'll be trying that out next time along with one of there many desserts (too bad there wasn't the time to eat a dessert!)

Food was so well prepared. The dessert was delicious. We stayed in one of the hotel rooms at the…read moreplace and it was comfortable, clean, and quiet. We had a great night at this rural gastric pub.

Shame been coming here often as we visit Kenilworth food lacking artistic flare chef definitely not…read morea chef ,disappointed with food burnt chips no coleslaw ,burnt onion rings so won't be visiting again sorry to say staff behind bar very helpful though and apologetic .

After a long train ride from London my party of 4 was absolutely starving! So starving that we…read morecouldn't help, but attack the bread the waitress brought to our table as soon as we were seated at Rose and Crown. Boy, that was good bread. For my meal I ordered the goat cheese sandwich, which came with a tomato, red pepper, and parsnip soup. The soup did the trick of warming me up right away! The goat cheese sandwich was just OK. I never thought I'd say this since I absolutely love goat cheese, but they overdid it on the cheese a bit. I think they used 10 goats to make this one sandwich. Someone else at the table was smart enough to order a side of fries (umm, I mean chips) so I put my sandwich aside and ate those instead. Others at the table munched on ravioli, ceasar salad, and mushroom risotto. Everyone seemed to enjoy their meal. I also liked that their coffee came with lots of sugar cubes (I ate 3 just on their own!) and smarties (one of my favorite candies). They may not know how to make a goat cheese sandwich at Rose & Crown, but they sure know how to serve a good cup of coffee!

Foodie gastropub disguised as a traditional English pub. Located right in Warwick's market square…read more Perhaps the best meal of many that we had over eight days in the UK. Kid friendly. Reasonable local ale for just £4.10 each. Shared the £7.50 Camembert with croute toast as an appetizer. It didn't last very long. Loved the Deli Plates tapas-style tasting menu concept. If I ever open a restaurant, I'm totally ripping off that idea! Loved the Poached Salmon with arugula and the Smoked Mackerel Pate. Nice ales and reasonable wine prices. Very pleasant and personable table service.

I visit from the US once a year, and I really used to like stopping by here for a bite. However,…read morethey must have changed cooks recently. This year I had breakfast and the meal was completely burnt from toast to sausages. It was terrible! I can't believe they were okay serving food that was charred black. The service and staff are very friendly and nice, but I won't be returning again.

The Phantom Coach offers cheap Food and alchool is a friendly enough environment…read more Food is very reasonable for the price and i think you will be pleasently suprised with what you get. Staff arent really that helpful and it can become busy on sundays, therefore seating can be a problem. Waiting times for meals can be a pain but the food is good, nothing amazing but good. Overall it is a very good place to go out for a cheap meal or a cheap pint. Would recommend for this not for going out somewhere fancy.

Nice place with great burgers, beers, gin and other drinks. Proper terrace to enjoy the sunny days…read more I was waiting the end of the pandemic restrictions to visit the restaurant and it will be a usual place. Pet-friendly so, Terry enjoy the place (and the burgers).

I feel lucky to say this is my local pub. Although it looks a little too fancy from the outside,…read moredon't be deceived as it has the perfect measure of loveliness and coziness inside. The staff is always friendly, if busy most of the time. It's a popular spot- especially on Friday and Saturday evenings. They have a good selection of Cask Ales, and they will let you sample them before you commit to buying anything. I still haven't tried anything off the menu, but all the dishes they bring out look and smell delicious.

Top quality Gastropub in Northampton Town Centre. Located just alongside the Chronicle And Echo…read morebuilding, The Charles Bradlaugh has it's own secure carpark, beer garden and disabled access. Named after the famous political activist and MP of Northampton, Mr Charles Bradlaugh, the pub is well known in the area for it's well stocked drinks and good service. Food is served promptly and covers a wide menu - veggies are well catered for. The Charles Bradlaugh is ideal for large groups. Seating areas can be reserved, including the downstairs 'pit' which comfortably seats 30, and the seperate upstairs bar is open from 8 on Fridays and Saturdays. Highly recommended pub. Slightly above average prices for Northampton, but good quality drinks and food and excellent service more than makes up for it.

I have been going here for quite some time,…read more Great place to go for a drink with friends as plenty of space to talk or dance. Good selection of drinks too