A large roadhouse which has clearly had a makeover a little while ago. A dozen of us were eating…read moreand first impressions (loads of folk outside smoking, the lighting was a bit bright in the restaurant, we were the only ones eating, one drinker was clearly well past being tipsy) weren't encouraging. The beer was good and the wine was reasonably priced. The menu has something for everyone and five or more of us chose battered haddock with proper chips. This was a good choice hot and tasty and plenty of it. About £23 a head including plenty of drink and a tip we thought was about right. We won't be rushing back, but we might go again if in the area.

William Withering, is a Wetherspoons Public Bar & Restaurant in Wellington. It gained its Name…read moreWilliam Withering after Doctor William Withering who discovered Digitalias for heart conditions. Digitalias is obtained from Fox Gloves. Although William Withering was born/lived in the Market Square. The William Withering Pub is nicely decorated and furnished. A good selection of Beers, Wines etc. A good Menu. Wellingnton main line rail station is to the rear, so to the Bus station, there is also a public car park nearby.

do not ever recommend coming here the meat was raw and…read morejelly like and its my second time coming here didnt rate the first time and i definitely do not rate the second so this is definitely my last time coming waste of money and the service was okay but some staff were rude the atmosphere of the place was very normal and nothing out of character and no my names not karen but how can u mess up a carvery

The Apley Arms used to be part of the chain that owned the Travelodge next door and was a…read moreHarvester. Then Harvester got sold to Bass, who then became 6 Continents, who then became M&B. Then they refreshed the Harvester brand but the Apley Arms didn't make the cut and it became an unbranded 'Great Pub Food - which is basically a cut down Toby Carvery. Now the differences between this place and a Toby Carvery is the selection of vegetables, how they are cooked, and the choice of meats. However when you take into account the price then the Apley Arms is amazing value for money. Choice of meat, with Yorkshire pudding, stuffing ball, and then swede, peas, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, roast potatoes, and boiled potatoes for under 4 quid ! Do yourself a favour, don't eat for the day, then head out there and enjoy a really good meal in decent surroundings.

White Lion Crown Street, a Medieval Pub. has had a lot of alteration internally most of the old…read moreworldly charm was ripped out. Good Beer. Great atmosphere.

its not the red lion any more its the wellington arms however, last time i viseted it was the red…read morelion so we shall go from there! the pub itself was a bit dingey but the service was amazing and the drinks tasted nice, and the prices arnt to bad either

Food is ok. Most staff are hella rude!! ALL Drinks are expensive!! Not good!read more

Breakfast Review:…read more Its a wonderful venue - but its not open on a Monday (as I found out to my cost, when I cycled there on a Monday!). Its Packington farm, where the fields are full of the free range pigs, where the incredible sausages come from. The bacon is pretty good too. You eat in a modern cafe on the farm that has the cafe at one end and the farm shop at the other. Be warned the farm shop will take all the money from your wallet - there is some incredible produce to buy. Breakfast was good but small for the price (£7.25). It has to be with sausages that are probably the best I have eaten. Bacon was pretty impressive too. The only things that left this breakfast down, was meager amount served up and the toast. At a farm shop, I expect really good bread and that bread to make really good toast. What we got here was supermarket sliced break. I think they have really let themselves down. Had they got the toast right and slapped another sausage and slice of bacon on it, could have been a contender for one of the Midlands best. One final thing: they don't serve baked beans with the breakfast. Weird?