I've been coming to the Saxon Mill for years but always thought it was a bit overpriced. With…read morecurrent inflation however, general pricing has caught up and the prices seem reasonable suddenly. The food always seems fresh and the service is better than most country pubs. Mind your head in several places downstairs but that all adds to the authenticity, right? Take a leisurely walk after lunch and definitely save room for dessert.

I had a very disappointing meal last night. Half chicken with fries. The fries weren't got and had…read moreto be sent back and l got more at least 10 minutes later. The gravy wasn't hot either and since the guy didn't come back for 10 minutes there was no point complaining as l had started on the chicken before it became cold too. Considering it was just chicken chips and gravy, it's hard to understand how it could be so bad.

This place is cute. The front is all door which are all open on nice days. The drunken noddles were…read moreflavorful, never had celery in a spring roll never will again but that's just me. Overall this was probably the best food I've had in Warwick sense I've been here all week. The only reason it's not a higher rating is I didn't feel like I was welcomed to eat there in the beginning. The manager told me "you know this is Thai food." Wasn't sure what he really meant but that wasn't needed.

We arrived in time for an early lunch and were seated at the front of the restaurant which was…read morecompletely open - this means fresh air, sunshine and the hustle and bustle of Swan Street (screaming children). As the tables around us filled up, we noticed the clientele was mainly businessmen having meetings. I guess if you want to impress a client with your sophistication, you could do worse that take them to The Art Kitchen. The service was efficient though almost comically abrupt. Soft shell crab: Even though it's a starter, it's a £12 starter, so I was pleased to see plenty of crab on the plate. I did not expect deep-fried crab to be so juicy and flavourful. The batter's delicate crunchiness complemented the crab instead of just encasing it. The salad was crisp and fresh with a tasty dressing. The Pad Thai looked amazing sitting on a square of banana leaf. The crushed peanuts were mysteriously secreted under a corner of the banana leaf - good to have the option, I merrily mixed them in. This enhanced the perfect sweet and sour flavour of the dish which was expertly calibrated to satisfy and not overwhelm. The noodles were just right although the sauce was on the oily side. The prawns were a let down compared to the juicy crab starter - rubbery and not much flavour. Next time I will make use of the lime, which I neglected even though it was skewered into the middle of the dish. I ordered the deep fried ice cream out of skepticism. Five minutes later this miracle of science appeared before me in the form of a scotch egg. A scotch egg where the egg is ice cream and the meat is dough. Visually, it's very satisfying to cut into the "egg" and have ice cream ooze out. The outside is perfectly crispy, the inside of the dough is on the bready side which is ok as it's soaked in ice cream. The ice cream wasn't your average vanilla - very rich and intense flavour. I was not a fan of the cooked banana slices - there's just something slimily sinister about warm banana. Warm like it had been in someone's pocket all morning. Thankfully there is more to The Art Kitchen than banana (nice leaves though) and I look forward to returning!

A so charming place in the very center of Warwick city. As soon as you enter into the restaurant it…read morefeels like you are going to live a genuine italian experience. You are warmly welcome by the tenant, inviting you to enjoy the very cosy atmosphere made of an elegant mix of comfortable classical fourniture and modern design. In terms of food, it is an explosion of refined italian dishes. We notably enjoyed linguine with various antipasti, truffle sauce, milanese scaloppina, burrata, homemade tiramisu. Everything was just perfectly cooked. If we have the opportunity, we will come back for sure.

Very nice neighborhood pub! They have live music on Thursdays. When sports games are going on, the…read moregames are displayed all over the pub on the various TV screens. Ambiance is good, outdoor and indoor seating, and clean. What more would you want from a neighborhood pub?

From the owner: We are massive fans of the Great British Pub & we try to be as Pubby as we can every day in our…read morelittle corner spot. Proper Pubs don't take bookings - that's what restaurants do & we are not one of those. We like to think that we are a Pub that does food. Not a Restaurant that does drinks. We only have 10 tables, so we don't take reservations. However we do have a large table that fits up to 12 peeps so if you are a large group please do call ahead and let us know... Or if you're feeling super special then you might consider our first floor private dining room. This room also seats up to 14 peeps. Again, please call ahead so we can ensure that you have your very own pug pub person to look after you during your visit...

Lasagna was superb. Tagliatelle carbonara nice…read more We got tiramisu and profiteroles, as well as cappuccinos. Free ice cream for our toddler. Service is very good. Not slow at all. We were here with a toddler and a teen. Both satisfied. Glad to have popped into this 'little italy' for lunch before Castle-ing.

We went for my wifes 25th birthday as she had been here many years before for her 18th and…read moreremembered it as being a great italian. The interior is rather disorganised, with the front room containing a small bar, a pizza oven and a small selection of seats. More seats can be found in the ajoining room. The menu is classic italian with pizza (£8-10), pasta (£8-10), risotto (£9) and meat or fish dishes (£13-17). They also have a reasonable wine list and the usual beer and spirit selection. We had the seafood risotto (pleasant but nothing special) and a spinach, bacon and white wine tagletteli (rich, creamy and very nice). Overall it was nice experience but if I was in Warwick again I would rather try somewhere else than go back, hence the 3 stars.

Stopping in Stratford to take in the beauty of the sights (and avoid the scary swans), I would have…read morenever expected to stumble across the Thai Boathouse and have it be the best Thai food I have ever eaten. Yes, you read that right - the Thai Boathouse in Stratford *England* is where I was served the best Thai food I have ever eaten. Walking up the stairs is like walking into a different country; lush tropical plants hang from the ceiling and drape over carved wooden panels and Thai statuary. It's amazing that this restaurant is located within a Tudor style boathouse! The views overlooking the avon are stunning and a wonderful way to spend a meal. The Thai Boathouse could try to rely on their location and decor alone for business, but they do not allow their meals to fall by the wayside. Meticulous presentation, beautifully crafted food and friendly service raise any meal here to a full experience. I look forward to my next visit to England so I can eat at the Thai Boathouse again. Bravo!

The seafood is really nice，peaceful atmosphere. the desert fried banana icecream is amazing.read more

Magnificent! Conveniently looking right outside of Warwick Castle, the Gigglying Squid offers one…read moreof the most delightful, beautiful, and cozy eating options in all Warwick. From the moment you step in you are in awe. All details have been paid attention to, from the decor, to the service, and primarily the food. The first order of business was getting a Thai coffee, which proved to be magnificent. The pad Thai was also to die for. The Giggling Pad Thai proved to be a wonderful choice. It was rich, full of flavor, and perfectly balanced. Again, everything was perfect. I can't wait to go back to Warwick and once again visit them!

The meal was fantastic the padthai and the beef was extremely amazing I would totally recommend to…read moremy fellow english men ℍ.

I didn't expect to be able to get terrific tapas just round the corner from Warwick Castle but I…read morewas very happy when I did. Catalan is pretty unassuming from the street, just a bright sign and some blackboards, on the inside however you'll find a really contemporary, clean and bright bar/restaurant there also appears to be a little garden so some outdoor eating should be possible on a nice summer day. The menu covers everything you'd expect from a good tapas place but it isn't ridiculous in scope, this helps keep the quality of the individual plates up so I'm always happy to see it. There are three categories to choose from, vegetable, meat and fish, we had some of each and all of it was presented beautifully and tasted good (the pork belly was a particular highlight). It actually spans two adjacent buildings so the full bar in the right hand side (joined in the middle by a knock through) shouldn't impact too much on a nice meal, the bar actually looks like it would be a really nice place to go and have some cocktails in the evening as well. Staff were friendly and welcoming, they have a nice relaxed lunch service there even though there were plenty of covers. Prices vary quite a lot, it appears that they are pricing to cost so a nice salad or chicken thighs comes in at around £4.50 where prawns were more like £8, you could definitely get yourself a good cheap meal here if you are on a budget. Overall well worth a visit and I'd like to go back for dinner.

Lovely restaurant and bar in Warwick. We walked in on a whim, were greeted by a lovely waitress and…read moreimmediately given water and complimentary bread with oil to dip. The paella looked good but we were in a rush so we chose 5 tapas between two of us. Tempura prawns with a chilli jam, marinaded chicken thigh, a fig and fried halloumi salad, patatas bravas with a gorgeous fresh sauce and pork belly were all tasty and beautifully presented. The food and two pints of Spanish cider came to less than £40. The place itself was light, airy and comfortable though they could do with adding a few more songs to their playlist! Would definitely return.

Tasty and authentic Turkish cuisine! Had a great meal with my family, nice and friendly staff.read more

Turkish restaurant in Warwick? A bit odd? But really a nice place. Food very tasty. The wine too…read moreexpansive in my mind but you can take a beer... or water. Turkish coffee is excellent, is a real Turkish coffee.