Food was cooked in such a away that it was hot and tasted great…read moreService very good and staff very good Room was ambiance and cool

Fantastic branch of Brewers Fayre we had a lovely meal there recently. It's a very clean and…read morecomfortable place and there is very good service; Carl Macklin was very nice and helpful in particular. We happened to visit one of the 'theme nights' which meant that, being Monday, there was a great selection of Chinese food and you can revisit the hot buffet as often as you like for £6.49. (Most, if not all, Brewers Fayre pubs offer special themed meals every day of the week: Monday Chinese; Tuesday Pie Night; Wednesday Texmex; Thursday Curry; Friday Chip Shop; Saturday Chicken Shack; Sunday Carvery) Of course you can also choose different meals from the huge and varied menu and there are 'meal deals' too, like the two main meals for £10 offer (available Monday to Friday, 12 noon until 6.30pm). I had a delicious vegetarian curry that night (my husband went for the Chinese buffet which he said was really excellent), and I have visited Brewers Fayre restaurants in other parts of the UK over the past couple of years and enjoyed many different delicious meals. (Thank goodness we have a Brewers Fayre in our own town too!!) Redhill is well signed off the roundabout and there's a big free car park immediately outside.

Excellent country pub & restaurant great food served 7 days a week. Guest beers for us real ale…read moredrinkers The Blythe Inn Recently bought back to life by a fantastic husband & wife team make sure to say Hi to landlady Tracey when u pop in I think they're now on Facebook too facebook.com/blytheinn

Lovely food ambience and customer service. popularity of…read morethis place is on an upward curve..

Some of my favourite things are made here - fish they have that and when I bite into it I feel as…read morethough the food has spoken to my mind I am the fish I am the chips I am chris fish shop

We ordered 50 servings of fish and chips and they were collected by us and delivered back to…read moreStafford Baptist Church for social event - piping hot and superb value, so well done for such a good and efficient service.

25 of us headed to no.5 recently for a joint birthday party. We were seated in an upstairs room on…read morea very long table (with 1 seat short!! Which they soon sorted out). We opted for the set menu, which was really cheap at £20 per head. Most main courses were around £15. There was a range of starters, mains and puddings including vegetarian options, fish, beef chicken, duck, etc. I ordered beer battered prawns with a lemon grass dip - these were really yummy and came with a fair bit of salad. Main course I had roast duck with some kind of sauce (I can't remember what), it was really sweet and YUMMY! The sauce really made the course, hehe. Pudding was a bit dodgy. They had run out of most things on the set menu pudding list, so allowed us to order anything from the a la carte pudding menu. I had baileys and white malteser cheesecake. Which was OK, but I'm not a huge fan of cream and this was SERIOUSLy creamy!. Also the maltesers were milk choc rather than white, not that i'm milkchocolate-ist, but I really fancied the white ones. Overall a fantastic meal, this opinion was shared by almost all of our party. Staff were very friendly and helpful, service was quick and organised and the restaurant was lovely!

Enjoyed 3 course meal from the a la carte menu, there was also a good selection of specials on the…read moreboard. Great choice of fish on the menu especially for starters. Very generous portions with vast choice of vegetables which are served on a sharing plate at no extra cost. Wine selection was good we enjoyed a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc & Rioja Service was excellent, quick and staff very friendly. 3 courses including wine between 4 was approx £38 each Small restaurant with relaxed atmosphere perfect also for a special occasion or treat.

Black Country Ales pub. Usual BCA interior. Range of Ales OK but at time of visit not so well kept…read moreand level of service not so good.

Its nice here in the winter because they have a small open fire that makes the place feel nice and…read morecosy. Theres a reaonably big room out back which is good for small gigs. The gigs I have been to have been fun, but be warned of the kareoke that happens thereits gruesome!

Stafford Balti is a great little curry house. It doesn't have a lot of tables but they can usually…read morefit you in. Staff are great, and up for a laugh and joke. The great thing about this restaurant is they serve combination dishes, half of 1 dish and half of another. They have a few variations of this and it allows you to try 2 curries instead of 1 - bonus! Prices are pretty good, portions are far too big for me.

I've been going to Stafford Balti for 25 years now and will keep on returning. I am a great curry…read morefood person and would go out of my way to get a good curry. I can honesty say that you just cannot beat this small family run eating house. The staff are always friendly, will go out of their way to help with advise and get you seated at any time. The best thing is the consistency and quality of their cooking. Always the on the button. I have been eating Chicken Jalfrezi with Sag (spinach) all over the country (my favourite dish ) and no one meets the fantastic quality that Abdul and his staff conjure up every time I go to eat their. Give it a go and tell them Adam sent you. I know you will not be disappointed. Happy eating Adam Charles

When you're at the soup kitchen, you know you're home. The entire staff is incredibly welcoming and…read moreall of their food is homemade. Obviously the highlights are the oatcakes, but their pastry case is filled with absolutely all star line up of delicious desserts to finish your meal. People have been coming here for generations, and there is an obvious reason for it. Duncan and the entire staff make sure you have everything you need. The coffee is great, the tea is hot and every bite keeps you bringing you back. Thank you soup kitchen!!

Staff are super nice and food is like home cooked by my own hand…read moreRooms are well aired and atmosphere is great

I went to this American restaurant on a rainy bank holiday with my aunt and cousins that were…read morevisiting from London when we stubbled up on this little gem. The menu was on the small side with burgers being the main things to have my cousins had the Route 66 burger which they both said was excellent along with the potato salad my aunt had the grilled chicken burger which she also said was excellent. I had the huevos rancheros with sour cream this was delicious and I would have this again. I followed with the ice bean brownie Sunday this was a homemade brownie with home made coffee ice-cream and whipping cream this also was excellent. The manager/owner came and spoke to us and she was American and told us that all the things on the menu were made on site including the coffee ice-cream this I feel was great service and I would recommend this place to anyone. As with all my reviews I feel I would not be true to myself if I did not give the positives as well as the negatives so here goes. I was a little cold in the cafe as we were sat near the door I did try shutting the door but was stuck I think this was due to a lighting issue brighter lights are need especially as the autumn is on it's way so the sunshine is limited. I also feel a bit of fresh paint and re sanding and varnishing of the floors would make this cafe more desirable. All in all a great visit.

I was travelling in Stafforshire and was becoming desperate to have a good meal. I was so relieved…read moreand excited to find this Californian restaurant/cafe; this restaurant caught my eyes with their sign saying "We are doing a Californian Cuisine - artisan, healthy, uber fresh, locally sourced and fusion food." I am really glad I insisted on not eating at one of the old hotels. I guess it is run by an American family and they offer authentic American food, coffee and beer (including San Francisco's Anchor Steam Beer!!!). The menu was on a small side but the cooking was excellent. My Route 66 Burger (minus the pickled onion) in a paper bag was one of the best I'd tasted in the UK. The patty was an Angus Beef quarter-pounder, the special sauce was excellent but a tad too much, and the bun had a crisps baked in on the top. The only things I missed were lettuce and tomato. It also came with a small pot of their Potato Salad which was fine. I finished it off with the Home-Made Ice Bean - a crushed Chocolate-covered Espresso Beans and a Bourbon Caramel Ice Cream which was very refreshing but I didn't taste caramel or Bourbon; well I should have consciously looked for those flavoures. I tasted my friend's Brownie which was buttery and tasty. I saw several nice-looking, mouth-watering home-baked items at the counter and I would get a few of them next time I visit. The service was friendly and the place mellow. Thank Bean enCounter for saving me from starving in the unknown town and it was a miracle such lovely restaurant existed in the place where pub meals dominated. Truly an Oasis in the desert!