The Castle Inn is one of the best places to eat in Castle Donington. The Sunday sharing platter is…read moreas good as eating a home cooked Sunday dinner!

Tonight was my third trip to the Castle Inn, the food I have had has been fabulous, but tonight…read morewasn't quite as how I hoped (was taking my parents) slightly over cooked sea bass but never less I enjoyed myself! My dad had the hake which was really airy and fresh, the chicken which my mum ordered was over fragranced with olive. Prosseco is amazing and great value for money! Will be coming back here again tho as the roast and pizzas are yum!

Just had a lovely meal at sawley marina & not a bad price either, & staff were very friendly too, &…read morea lovely view of the marina too, it's quite an old fashioned kind of place but nice with it.

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

I came to eat here last week with my boyfriend and his family. I was especially looking forward to…read morecoming here as it had won Restaurant of the Year 2011 by Eat Sheffield! The drive to the restaurant was lovely and scenic, going down dark and winding country roads until suddenly we drive around a corner and The Devonshire Arms appeared! We'd got there a little early and we sat down by the bar for some drinks. The menu was displayed on a chalkboard by the seating area and it all looked yummy! The dining area was quite small but very nice and cosy. The kitchen was open and you could see the chefs chopping and cooking away which I quite liked. I chose the rabbit and pheasant terrine with grape chutney as my starter; it came with onion bread and the slice of terrine was huge! I really wanted to finish it, but I couldn't as there was no way I'd be have enough room for my main! For the main, I had venison steak served with new potatoes (usually served with mash which I couldn't have as it had milk/cream in it) and braised red cabbage. The steak was pink and cooked to perfection and the red cabbage was sweet but with a little tart edge to it. I didn't have a dessert but the rest of the party did - my boyfriend had a deconstructed banana cheesecake and his sister had a brownie (I overheard her saying it was the best brownie she'd ever tasted!). All of the staff were really nice, especially the lady who served us that night, she was really lovely and very attentive. The Devonshire Arms fully deserves it's awards and hope it gets more in the future. If you're ever around the Sheffield area and want to venture out of the city centre for some food make sure you come here. I couldn't have asked for a more perfect meal.

Visited this restaurant/pub as my parents had just moved to the area, the wait for the food was a…read morelittle longer than other venues but when it came you could see why. Everything was cooked fresh and presented well, all the group commented how nice the food was with every mouthful. Will definitely be visiting again.

Been to this pub for a meal on a few occasions now and not been disappointed with the food, just…read moresometimes in this present age of Fast Foods, you have to wait a little longer, which I'm getting used to, but might put folk off. Maybe the only criticism would be to let the customer know that they will have to wait up to half an hour. If time isn't on you hands then the food is worth waiting for.

I wandered in as the place felt like Wonderland. I had some amazing cocktails, stellar service,…read moreand delightful food. I can't wait until my next trip back to Derby to do back!

The Wonky Table is quirky, cute and charming and I just love it! Everything I have tried from…read morethe menu is delicious and well presented, it is lovely rustic wholesome food with a chic twist! I would particularly recommend ladies night on a Thursday 2 for 1 cocktails (also delicious!) and great value food! I also love their vegetarian evening too, first Wednesday of every month, five courses for £22.95! If you live near Derby or are just visiting for the day don't go to the Intu centre, go to the other end of town and you'll find plenty of gorgeous shops and fab independent businesses like this one which we should all be supporting.

So Expensive , but so tasty…read more Huge , very posh and definitely cosy. I would bring my family here for Halloween or Christmas. Keep up the outstanding work Cosy Club! I would work so hard to get a great dinner with My family , and out of all places this would be , the first one that comes to mind. It's not to far away anyway so I could save enough money to have a dinner with my friends. All the workers work really hard and I really appreciate that they are so nice and so kind. Do except the really expensive amount of money spent , cosy club would get 4/5 because everything else is so perfect. And it's not just me , a lot of my great friends , Come here often Too.

Lunch on a Saturday. Great room for a restaurant, properly trained staff and all our food was…read morereally good with a wide menu choice. Will definitely be going back. A really nice visit.

This is a beautifully updated old English pub, kept in the traditional style of its former glory…read morebut clean and well maintained. It has a comfortable atmosphere, friendly and personable staff especially the father/daughter team whom we met on our oct 28th visit. Reservations recommended for the excellent food and wine. Well worth a visit! Then take a stroll around the beautiful church and grounds behind the pub. If you are an English native or foreign traveller you will enjoy this place!

This is the motorway service located at the junction of the M1 and A42, which brings traffic up…read morefrom the M42. It's a busy place in high summer as it's on the route from Yorkshire to the south Midlands and South West. It's located off the motorway itself, on a roundabout, close to East Midlands airport and the junction with A50. Overall , it's your typical services with catering, a Travelodge hotel, and a large BP petrol station. The latter has a car wash and a small shop. The services are all in large single building, with shops and eateries situated around a cavernous central seating area. These include Greggs, Costa, Harvester, Burger King, West Cornwall Pasty Co, Krispy Kreme and M&S Food. The hotel is built into the main building, and overlooks the central eating area. So there's nothing out of the ordinary in terms of food options, but the gents toilets had weird circular sinks like giant water fountains and no shelf or other place to put down gloves or your crash helmet. That said, it was pretty clean. It has a compact internal road layout which seems to be quite confusing, given the number of cars I saw going the wrong way down a one-way section of road. So be warned.

Coming back from a festival and having had more of a liquid diet we decided to stop for breakfast…read moreat the MOTO services. Veggie breakfast just under £7 each. For that we got 2 overcooked hash browns, a piece of greasy fried bread, one egg, 2 soggy tomato halves and a few baked beans. Totally naff and uninteresting and way overpriced. Add to that 2 tasteless lattes at £2.75 each. It really is not worth visiting these places uness you are really desparate..we wished we had gone for a burger king beanburger and a coffee..would have been much cheaper and probably tastier though not really breakfast food. The breakfasts with meat were a lot more expensive but you got a slice of toast as well. I wish I had just had toast and coffee but who knows how much that would have cost? My advice..unless you have more money than sense then don't bother..use the free loos and go off the motorway and find decent food.

The Mount Pleasant Inn is a place you could easily miss, it is right on the fringe of Repton, on…read morethe road to Milton. It is an extremely popular place and apart from Sunday lunchtimes only opens in the evening at 6.00pm. Right from when it opens people seem to converge on the Mount Pleasant from miles around, so its a good idea to get there early, especially at the weekend. It is actually quite a large pub, but because of its popularity it fills up remarkably quickly. The Mount Pleasant serves mainly traditional home cooked English food, good wholesome food and very generous portions. Traditional seating on the whole, with more comfy sofa type seats around the edges, its a good place to have a relaxing drink. However, the Mount Pleasant is definitely a food orientated pub, nothing ground breaking, just good honest food. Famed for its chips!

Great village pub atmosphere. Beer - Marsden's Pedigree tasted very smooth. Sunday lunch was…read moreperfect. Prices were very reasonable for a higher priced village. This may become our local.