Great beer & food,what's not to like?? Lots of organised…read moreevents with bands & daily meal specials. The menu features warming broths, Ploughmans, homemade burgers, chilli con carne made with Grainstore beer, and rustic sandwiches. As you tuck in to your Ploughmans at your wooden barrel table Food is served Monday to Friday - 12pm to 3.00pm and 5.30pm to 9pm, Saturday - Breakfast from 9am to 11.30am, Meals served all day from Midday to 9pm, Sunday - Breakfast from 9am to 11.30am and Lunch from Midday to 5pm.

A cracking little joint that boasts its own micro brewery…read more I does the usual beers, but I would recommend trying their own brewed ales. They cater for large groups and also offer mini tours of the brewery which is always fun and getting to sample their hard work once the tour is over. It has a more than ample outdoor seating area at the front which is great, and even though this is a small little gaff, I have never waited long to be served, even when a mass crowd of bikers turn up on mass to enjoy this little local gem.

Coffee, bread, cinnamon buns... Absolutely awesome. Lovely staff as well! Not a big fan of sitting…read morein though, for some reason "served/cooked food" doesn't match the quality of the baked goods. The bathroom could also use some TLC.

This bakery must be one of the most beautifully situated in the world. It is located on the edge of…read morethe Exton estate, overlooking beautiful Rutland countryside. However, no one goes to a Bakery for a view an the baked goods therefore need to be to scratch. This is a bit of a mixed bag. The muffins (English not American) are a delight with get texture and taste. Eating them is seriously addictive. The rolls are also excellent with the white variety being an excellent base for a quality bacon sandwich at the weekend. However, for me, I find the loaves of bread to be too dense and insufficiently airy for my taste. Others may like this of course. In addition, selection of sweeter baked goods is average at best. The custard tarts are particularly poor - falling into a black hole between British custard tarts and their Portugese breathren - and the cookies are, for my taste slightly overcooked. Still, it is without doubt one of the better bakeries in the area and is obviously popular as there are now sister shops in Oakham and Stamford.

oooh The Bakers Oven. Ideally situated in town for those munchies that hit you whilst youre…read moreshopping. The front of The Bakers Oven is a shop where you can purchase their delicious freshly baked pastries, bread, savouries and drinks to take away.If you proceed to the rear youll be amazed to see the size of their cafe. My children love the sausage rolls whilst the other half usually has sausages and toast. I always go straight for the pastries with my cup of coffee. To the rear of the cafe there are a couple of toilets which are always clean.

This is a good value bakery in town. Ideally located in central town. It sells cakes, bread and…read morefilled rolls. It also sells hot and cold drinks. They have a cafe which sells hot and cold food. They have toilet facilities. It is really popular and can get really busy at peak times.

Been drinking here on and off for nearly 12 years which says plenty! It's an extremely cheap boozer…read morefor London and that's because it's a Samuel Smiths pub. A great tip for all drinkers looking for a cheap pub is to google sam smith in your area- there are supposed to be over 40 in zone 1 with some famous ones like The Chandos and The Champion amongst them. When was the last time you bought a round for 4 people and got change from a tenner? If everyone's drinking beer- a pint costs between £1.80 and £2.50!! The Red Lion itself is a traditional style boozer with wood pannelling and carpets and booth-style seating upstairs. All Sam Smiths pubs have a no music policy which I used not to like but actually approve of these days! It's a great centrally-located pub- Kingly Street runs parallel with Regent Street on the Soho side- and is a great place to rest your legs on a shopping trip or any day out in the West End.

5 stars pub with cheap house beers, only 2£!! Perfect for an after work that often extend until…read morelate for me (yeah only 2£ the beer). Perfectly located next to Carnaby street - Kingly court, no cars passing in front so everybody is outside where the atmosphere is awesome! Recommended to meet up with friend :)

This coffee shop is great! Very friendly staff, fantastic cakes (mostly vegetarian) and lunchables,…read moreand the lattes are nicely presented. You're left alone to enjoy a relaxing break. Plenty of seating to choose from.

We wandered down this cute alleyway, headed towards the high street in search of lunch for four…read morepeople with differing tastes. We popped into Lambert's and it worked out perfectly. We each ordered something that appealed to our individual taste and we were all happy. The only drawback was that my wife wished she had ordered the larger salad, because it was so good. The staff was very nice, and the food was fresh and delicious.

This is an excellent find. Brunch, grilled sandwiches, pancakes and the best hot chocolate! (Whip…read moreCream and Marshmallows) A local passed by and said, "You found the best place in town for lunch!" It is down a quaint walking alley, so there is even a bit of adventure getting there.

Great little coffee/tea shop in the beautiful village of Cranford St Andrew on the outskirts of…read moreKettering. The cafe is relatively new to the village having been converted from an old blacksmiths (hence the name). The coffee shop is owned by the same couple who run the Coffee Place in Kettering and they have stuck with the same winning formula. Compact lunchtime menu with teatime treats. Home made biscuits and cakes make for good eating. The interior is contemporary while maintaining the tradition and history of the building. Everytime we have been there the place is buzzing with a good collection of locals, walkers and business people. I would strongly recommend this is place as a point to meet people or grab a coffee after a walk around the village.

As a local business owner I use The Old Forge to take my clients for refreshments, the service is…read morealways very friendly relaxed and prompt. It is in a great village location in beautiful countryside. Thanks Rob for providing me with somewhere to impress my customers. Oh the Coffees and cakes are great also. Andrew

Poor workers in the cafe are clearly under resourced and having to cook and serve - 1 person…read moreclearing and 1 cooking/serving and becoming very stressed about it. Management of this store is very poor, shelves seem to low on stock and vast spaces in the store suggest the business is reducing offerings and fundamentally progressing towards closure. Car-park (lower level) park at your own risk, supports everywhere as if the upper level is going to collapse. Shame this used to be a thriving business, either bad management or a severe lack of investment (or a combination of both). Go to sainsburys nearby, much better supermarket.

Biggish supermarket,with very big cafe that sells hot…read moremeals,drinks,sandwhiches,cakes,crisps,milkshakes,coffee and lots more,meals can sometimes take a while but have started to come quicker lately. There are toilets in store including disabled and baby change. The store sells normal supermarket stuff along with now been the only store in kettering were you can still get a mix and match salad,also sells gifts cards,pc games,dvds,cds,magazines,cards and more.