The pub is nice but not fancy. However the staff are welcoming, the cider and beer are good and…read morecold and the food (the steak pie at least) is awesome and a good price :).

I love the rose,the food is nice and people are friendly the staff can't do enough for you,was most…read moresurprised that they are not doing lunches anymore,as people have a drink with their lunch and stay longer so we didn't go in today, please i hope you start to do lunches again as worried place will close like all the others Many thanks Barbara Pritchard

The Rose and Crown is a pub that I have visited for many years. It is situated in the High Street…read moreso has easy access. It always looks pleasant from the outside in the Summer as they do make an effort with lovely hanging baskets outside. It has a friendly feel to it, with a bar area and seating areas so if you want a quiet chat there are tables away from the main area towards the back of the pub. They have band nights which get really busy and are great fun, but only go if you like a lot of noise as no chance of a quiet chat when the music starts! They also hold quiz nights which are very hard but a lot of fun! This pub does not really get any trouble and it tends to attract people from their 20s to 60s so one for all ages really as it has something for everyone. They also sell food which I have never had the pleasure of trying, but the smell of Sunday Roast coming from the pub on a Sunday afternoon is divine. If you are in Rushden then this is a well established pub that you should try.

Wonderfully authentic English pub. Make a reservation if coming on a Saturday night…read more We sat in the pub room (versus the dining room). Very intimate, cozy tables, warm fire in the fireplace. The daily specials looked fantastic. Nice selection of beers on tap. Friendly waitstaff. We ordered two specials; Shepherds Pie and the Rump steak. The Shepherds Pie was the real deal! Tasty potatoes mashed on top of ground lamb. Great seasonings and a crunchy top. The Steak was delicious (ask for the peppercorn sauce on the side). Thick cut fries (dip in the peppercorn sauce or ask for mayo!) And a nice large fire roasted beefsteak tomato. Come hungry!

Wonderful pub! Very quaint and charming. Lots of cute pups to ask to pet to help break the ice with…read morelocals!

Great atmosphere, great beer, friendly service. This is a fine example of a good English pub. Host,…read moreSlim, is a good natured publican who is always ready with a smile and your favourite drink. I've not yet sampled the food, but I'm told it is very good. I will write another review once I've eaten here.

I love this pub cheap prices kind staff and there so hard working the manager is amazing and just…read moreamazing

Fantastic pub restaurant. Wonderful food and an amazing gluten free menu. Great location friendly…read moreatmosphere.

Went for lunch here at 1pm on a Tuesday. There were only 4 other people in the pub. 1 just drinking…read moreand 3 others also having lunch. Not sure why this place was so quiet as we enjoyed it very much. There is ample outside seating and pub looks olde wordly from outside but actually has modern comfortable tables and chairs and even a widescreen tv. The menu was standard pub fayre priced between £6-£9. Although they were advertising 2 meals for £10 credit crunch deal although we didn't take up this offer. I had The Lion Burger which was very filling and tasty. Probably not worth a special trip but if passing I would recommend this place as bar staff were friendly and tasty pub food.

My parents have lived near this pub for a decade so I've seen several management changes and had…read moresome so-so meals over the years, but this new crew seems to be the charm. Reasonably-priced classy pub fare, where details were spot on (piping-hot sides, proper chips), tender cuts of meat, an emphasis on homemade. Specials and desserts were well thought out and presented. The new staff were charming too, and the extensive wine list is all available by the glass, which I loved. Big yes from this fussy critic.

This is our second visit and it has surpassed even my first 5-star rating. We had a party of six…read moreand everyone said it was the best meal they've ever had. Keep in mind this is a small village establishment. Unbelievable. If you are anywhere near....it's a must.

Has the potential to be an amazing local village pub. Sadly it is far from that…read more It is a good size, and with some effort could have a fantastic pub grub menu. Drinks are reasonably priced, and there's usually a number of local bitters on tap. The locals that are here regularly are always welcoming and friendly, but that still doesn't give this pub the atmosphere it so deserves and could have.

Pam is a great Welsh Bar Manager, offering good drinks in a nice village. Great locals, warm in…read moreenvironment and great prices. What more does a long walker need?

The Periwig is close to the high street in Stamford in easy walking distance from other pubs and…read moreclubs in the area. The opening times are from approximately 12pm until the early hours of the morning. Personally I would say that this is one of the classiest pubs in Stamford, with very little trouble at all. It has been recently been refurbished to a high standard and offers customers three floors of seating bars and music. The average age is between twenty to forties. The staff are very friendly and well groomed. An ideal place for a good night out, with no entrance fees.

A great pub on a night out, not overly young but definitely aimed at the pre-clubbing crowd at the…read moreweekend. Good live bands on Sunday nights. Bar snacks are pretty good although it can get busy. Good range of beers but a bit pricey.