Best Indian food for miles! I always have people suggest elsewhere, and I always end up back at…read morepassage to India. Always freshly made, always a good price and good service with generous portions.

Awesome ambience, but the food was no where near the standard it should have been. I've eaten at…read morea-lot if Italian restaurants and Sapori has dropped to the bottom of my favourites. I hadn't been here for a while and couldn't believe the prices, shocking, £17-20 for a starter wtf! The main course portions were small and they cost £20+ Wife asked for a simple Arrabbiata which they did go out of their way and make, but it lacked flavour and seasoning, actually a-lot of food lacked seasoning. The food looks great on a plate but don't be deceived. They also added their service charge on top of all the high meal prices, so we ended paying £18 service charge for 4 of us, another wtf moment.

After hearing many amazing things about this restaurant, my partner and i decided to try it on…read moreSaturay night. Sapori is a beautiful looking restaurant, contemporary and stylish. The host and wait staff were very attentive and knowledgeable. We shared the Antipasto for two to start which was absolutely delicious and a perfect sized portion. Although my partner and i are both carnivores we decided to try 2 different vegetarian pastas for our entrees and they were just okay. Mine, the mushroom tortellini was slightly better than my other halfs dish of ear shaped pasta with a creamy broccoli sauce, smoked scarmoz cheese and chilli. To be honest, both dishes were just a bit bland and lacking flavor. For desert I ate the chocolate and hazlenut millefouille which was delicious and my partner had a fabulous looking cheese plate with a glass of port , We ended the meal with full and flavorful coffees served with a mini biscotti. Overall we enjoyed our experience and will go again but definitely choose something different as our main courses.

friendly staff and quality food. rare these days for indian restaurants. beautiful interior as well.read more

Post Christmas, Bradgate Park was full, so we ventured in the centre of Anstey, parked up in the…read morelocal free car park and headed out in search of a place for a light lunch. Bright and inviting from the outside, Peppercorns seemed like a good choice, a decent sized cafe with a variety of different types of seating from comfortable looking sofas in the window, to more conventional table and chairs further back. Lots of variety on the menu, but we had just missed the last orders for the breakfast type food, which ends at 11.30am. Nevertheless a great variety of other dishes on offer for lunch, from sandwiches, rolls and paninis to salads and jacket potatoes. We opted for the Club Sandwich, which came on toasted granary bread, absolutely delicious, the chicken and bacon were packed with flavour, and the lettuce and tomato, so fresh; the fresh coleslaw on the side, was a good accompaniment too. Each sandwich is made to order and it showed, best Club Sandwich I've had in a long time. The accompanying cappuccino and americano, were also good, strong and flavoursome without being too bitter. You order and pay at the front of the cafe, and I was almost tempted into the moreish looking cakes next to the counter like home made Rocky Road and Chocolate Brownies. Peppercorns also has a small deli area too, selling items like speciality teas and coffees, crackers, pasta, sauces etc. A great first impression, Peppercorns really could be worth five stars, but that requires more visits!

This is a lovely little deli that we discovered on the way to Bradgate park. They stock a good…read morerange of meats, cheeses, olives, jams, pickles etc and fancy things in bottles and jars that you'd feel tempted to try out - leaving the shop with more than you intended to. We used to be obsessed with their roasted broad beans and their chilli bites that we couln't find anywhere else. They do a large range of sarnies, ciabattas and rolls. It's a lovely place tahat is not over priced and makes a change from the likes of Greggs. Next time your on the way to Bradgate Park (don't think it's open on sunday), stop off and stock up with goodies. You won't be disappointed

Quaint little cafe. All day breakfast, sandwiches, baked potatoes, etc. Homestyle cooking. Cheap…read moreprices. Open 8.30 to 2.30. Most places closed for lunch in Anstey, glad Cafe Yum Yum was open.

Hi we have used Chequers Express a few times and they are great value. Especially the set meal…read moreplans.

Reserved a specific table 5 days in advance due to attending with elderly disabled gent. When we…read morearrived the table was being used and was told the only option was to be seated upstairs. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS VENUE. The manager had not told those seated that the table had been reserved but added "they have been here 2 hours, I didn't think they'd be this long but I can't ask them to move now"What a joke

Went as a usual treat on sat 23rd April 2016. New staff there this visit & they were not very…read moreprofessional, no smiles or greetings. Ask several times if I wanted extra cheese each time I said no & was asked are you sure. Very slow service even tho there was 3 behind the counter serving. Asked for sweetcorn as a topping & was told we don't do that or ever have, which is a big lie. Payment time I asked for the 2 meal deals and was told don't know about the deals so bought sandwiches & drinks separately which worked out more. Another customer ordered a salad & then at payment said it was too expensive as your pictures show a different price that your charging & was told that that's the price he had to pay, he refused & was told you ordered it you need to pay for it, he refused and walked out disgusted. A very disappointed visit the new staff are not a scratch on the old staff that worked there, who were welcoming and knew all about the deals on offer. They knew there job not like this lot.