Fish and chips was fabulous!!! We sat on the deck and relaxed in the pretty back garden. Highly…read morerecommend

Went on a Sat night, beautiful building and decor, lovely service, and the best steak I've had…read morerecently. Four of us went and everyone said how good it was, I can't remember the last time we all agreed (my brother is the difficult one, not me). We actually booked for a Sunday lunch while we were there, and if anything the Sunday roast was even better than the Saturday dinner. I really can't recommend it enough, a great find.

Permanent closed，do not come here. Restaurant changed, now…read moreit's a bar only offer drink

A wonderful meal for my father's 80th birthday…read more Starters were; scallops and the fried cheese. Mains were; surf and turf, 18oz Fillet, mashed potatoes, onion rings, and mixed veg. Desserts were; white chocolate cheesecakes. Wine; Malbec and Chardoney Afternoon opening 12-3, nice underground setting - great artwork dotted about. Nice selection of wines and ales. Service was great. Knowledgable staff. The food was superb. Scallops were tasty, and accompanied with a delicious aoli. My steak was cooked to perfection - medium rare, my parents has medium and again it was exactly as you'd expect. Dessert was sweet without being too strong, and went perfectly with a double espresso. There's also a nice selection of spirits for the end of the meal, so a frangelico and a whiskey were also appreciated. I can't recommend it enough. Price was good. Plenty of other local bars around to nip to after. Happy customer!

-nice lighting -food was pricy side but worth it…read more-the lava stone is AMAZING -nice staff

Amazing food. Onion rings were fabulous. Beers were delicious. I had the venison. Very very good…read morefood and drink. Service was meh. Didn't really check on us much. That was disappointing, but the atmosphere was wonderful. Except for the fire alarm going off. That was most exciting.

Approaching this restaurant and bar from the front you'd be forgiven for assuming that the view…read moreisn't up to much. However, once you are off the car park and into the premises you are enveloped by a laid back and contemporary environment. There is a small bar to enjoy a tipple in before been seated in a relaxed but up-market dining area. If you visit during the daytime there is a huge lawn with stunning views that you can have drinks or food on. The menu is contemporary British with a Mediterranean twist. The food has always been good here along with the service. However, my friends and I agree that the menu could probably do with a bit of an update or shake-up; it's been the same for too long. The last time we visited we enjoyed the sample bites to share (a great idea for a mixed starter for the table.) I also had the risotto which was very good. As always a fairly competent meal out. Lunch served Monday to Friday: 12:00pm - 2.30pm Saturday and Sunday: 12:00pm - 3.00pm Dinner served Monday to Sunday: 6.00pm - 9.30pm Brunch Served Saturday & Sunday 11am - 3pm Sunday Roast Served 12pm - 3pm

A classy Georgian pub and restaurant set in the beautiful village of Hampton in Arden. The pub area…read moreis compact with high tables and stools, and comfy leather sofas to help you chill out and relax. There are plenty of wines and cask ales to choose from. The bar area can get busy, which provides a good atmosphere. A great place to spend an evening for a few drinks. Looking forward to sampling the restaurant food in the near future.

Heading out of Sutton, past Good Hope and towards Falcon Lodge; the first pub you come to is The…read moreBoot. An old Victorian pub which has been updated through the years, The Boot is probably one of the better bets out of the four other nearby pubs (The Anvil, The Reddicap and The White Horse) if you're after a quiet night out. There's a pull-down screen which shows the football and a small garden out the back. It's the sort of pub where, if you've lived in Sutton for a while, you're bound to bump into someone you at least vaguely know. If you don't have the benefit of being a local, then it still has an easy-going vibe about it and you're not going to get stared at for being a stranger. The pub backs on to Rectory Park so on a nice day you can walk your beer off or rehydrate after a stroll.

The Boot is a decent enough boozer but is let down by its location. It's just that bit too far out…read moreof central Sutton to make it onto most people's crawl list. Also, as The Boot is right next to Good Hope Hospital, parking at this pub can leave you feeling sick. However, for those lucky few who live on the Number 71 bus route it is possible to get off at the stop directly outside, making this the first port of crawl. The upsides? The Boot Inn has a very decent beer garden situated at the front of the establishment - making it ideal to catch the sun and watch the world go by. Inside, The Boot is pretty roomy with plenty of tables and chairs. You'll never be stuck for a seat here even when it gets pretty busy, usually of a weekend. There is also a digital juke box, which can't be a bad thing, can it?

Best steak ever! Really fresh food. Felt really welcome and at home…read moreCosy atmosphere. Not cheap but worth every penny.

The meal was excellent, lovely atmosphere, great service. They really make an effort to make you…read morefeel special. Really enjoyed myself.

Excellent food. Recommended for any type of event and also having dinner with friends or family.read more

From the owner: 1) - We are giving a rose to every male customer to give to his partner & we give a Heart shaped…read moreChocolate to every female customer to give to her parter(Take bookings from 5pm to 12.00pm). 2) - Unlimited Rib Nights - The unlimited rib nights is already on our website and is available every WEDS & SUNDAY all day for £14.95 all Ribs ,Salad and Chips . ( Unlike the branch in Rothwell this offer is not working in Northampton at all . Rothwell usually have 110-130 bookings for each rib night . We at Northampton have an unbelievable 2-3 bookings ) Rib Nights and Reduce the price for a limited period of say until 30th April to £12.95 per head.

It's not the largest place in the world, but it's cosy and beautifully decorated. They accommodated…read morearound 14 of us on a single table. There was room to breath, everyone was comfortable and were served promptly. All the food was delicious. I had from the Christmas menu, soup, a main and the chocolate brownie which came with a glass of Prosecco. I honestly couldn't fault it. Excellent.

From the owner: At The Grill 49 we want to create a Unique Dining Experience for all our guests. This restaurant is…read morethe epitome of rustic, casual fine dining. We specialise in Longhorn Steaks, Seafood and Chicken dishes.

What an amazing meal we had here in this steakhouse/pub that is housed in a building from the…read more1600's. The service was excellent. I ordered the full rack of pork ribs with cole slaw and chips. Very tasty - some of the best ribs I've ever had. My wife had an 8 oz Fillet. She told me that while this was not the most tender steak she has had, the flavour was outstanding. Our friend had a burger - it too was excellent. We started the meal with calamari. It was very good. We ended the meal with Crème Brulee. It too was very, very good. The price of the meal was reasonable as well. I can't recommend this place more highly. The only warning, is if you are 6'3" like I am, you need to watch your head. There are some low wooden beams that are several hundred years old that will put a dent in your head if you are not careful.

It used to be an inn, with some real history behind it. The architecture is special, with a…read moregenuinely old building surrounding you. It is now a steakhouse. The Bull prides itself on the steaks it serves, and I will admit, they are good. However, to me, they are a little too expensive. The quality is great, but we could easily knock a few quid off that bill. I would rather give it to my server as a tip!