Took our 14 year old grandson for birthday meal. Food was fantastic and staff so friendly highly…read morerecommended

Had a great evening tonight. I would highly recommend. The service is great. Only down point is…read morethat they don't do cocktails, as there menu says.

Deli Brasserie has just re-opened its cafe upstairs, now under new ownership. If you're looking for…read moresomething a little bit different in Banbury this is well worth a try. We went for breakfast, and had eggs benedict and scrambled eggs and smoked salmon. The food was excellent. They also offer a full english breakfast for any meat eaters.. The lunch menu looked very interesting with much of the ingredients coming from the Deli shop downstairs, including a selection of tapas and antipasta. They don't open evenings yet but they are hoping to in the future. Someone told us the chef used to work at Hyltons, and has obviously brought some ideas with him, as well as the quality of food. The deli shop has some wonderful cheeses to chose from. They used to sell artisan bread but nfortunately they can;t get a supply anymore - which is a real shame. We'll be off to try lunch someday soon and will tell you how that goes.

This is now Qusine and we have just been along for an evening of music and food. The…read moresinger/guitarist, Barnaby Newman, was excellent offering a mix of 60's music and folk/blues which would probably meet most tastes. The joint wasn't exactly jumping because of the general maturity of the clientelle but the music was getting feet tapping around the room and a rumble of sympathetic harmony from those who could remember the tunes if not the words. The food was of very good quality and enjoyed by all who were at our table. The starters were varied and the main dish of duck and pork with seasonal vegetables very well cooked and presented. Sweets were fruit marengue and a chocolate coffee orange fondant which was very acceptable, All in all it was a good family evening out and enjoyed by us all. Thank you!

I had a lovely meal there on Saturday. I had been there before and was also impressed so wanted to…read morehave a tate at their new menu. The ambiance is relaxed, so good for food with friends and can be quite intimate with candles on tables and low lights. I booked the restaurant via an app on my phone (dead easy and convenient). When we arrived there, our table was ready and we received a warm welcome. The food - it was the Christmas menu this time- was tasty and well presented. The wine was very nice too! I have to say that the waitress was very nice, honest and helpful. She even went back to the kitchen to check the exact content of a dish (she did tell us before but went to check and fedback to us, very thoughtful and accurate) Special commendation for this restaurant: they have bottles of Ruinart Blanc de Blanc, my fav champagne! I didn't have any but it's a good sign to me!!

The menu looks really appetising. The setting, tables and chairs are very authentic and unusual…read more Staff is super friendly. However, they miss the most important: you go to a restaurant for the quality of the food. We had to wait 45 minutes for soggy fries, over-cooked burger was so dry we struggled cutting through it, nothing left of the blue cheese in it. My dish arrived with the pulled pork looking like strings of dried meat coming out of a packet, the dish was sitting there for a while as the coleslaw had already some skin on it. When you wait that long you expect freshly cooked food not reheated food.

The Blue Bell in Stoney Stanton is a village pub The Blue Bell is a busypub with has food offers…read moreand has a range of cask ale i recently went here and the food was delightful and busy.

We've had some very good nights in here. It's our favourite pub in Stanton. When the last landlord…read moreran it it was really relaxed and I'm sure the new landlord will be the same. The new people have already made a big change. Outside they have taken away the beer garden completely and extended the car park. Next to the pub they've also had the patio/ smokers area made bigger. Having the beer garden taken away is a shame as they used to have a bouncy castle up in the summer and it was the only pub you could go as a family. Inside there is a kind of chill out room with a few comfy chairs and tables. Round into the bar which is quite thin and tends to get a bit packed. They do have another room down the end where they sometimes show sports and this is where you can retreat to get away from the live music which can be quite deafening. They do do food, which I didn't think was great but that was with the old people. It's a nice place in the centre of the village.

Superb brunch choice! We had a large party of 20 that was accommodated in a private dining room…read more Everything was delicious and the dishes expertly prepared. Service was outstanding and special orders not only accommodated but solicited. Overall, this is a great place for a Sunday brunch.

Prefacing this review as solely based on the Christmas Day dining experience, can't speak to a…read morenormal day. We prebooked the Christmas special, which was 3 courses, an AB, and a couple of drinks included. It was busy, but service was very slow. Our whole meal lasted 2 hours when it really shouldn't have. The tartine starter was quite good but my scallops not so much. The sauce was good, shrimp inside was good, but the scallops didn't taste fresh. After an agonizing 30 minutes after, we finally received our mains - beef Wellington. The beef was dry and overcooked, literally had to dunk in the sauce 3x before you could eat it. The pastry surrounding it was cold and borderline soggy. Effectively, the dish wasn't hot so why did it take so long to come out? The beef was accompanied by some oddly fixed flavorless salad of green beans, kale, and green onion. The side of the cauliflower was delicious. Desserts were ok - two different types of chocolate. Drinks were good. Staff member who served us was very friendly and the staff certainly looked overwhelmed at serving the level of business that day.

Excellent food good service and services and staff all brilliant customers services all above and…read morebeyond brilliant atmosphere and friendly people

So from the best I can tell the Chequered Flag is owned by a company called Hungry Horse who own…read moreabout 220 restaurant pubs around the country. It's still a good old British pub through and through regardless and our visit here was a pleasant one. I was here due to being part of a large wedding group, and while my experience of British pubs is always that they are busy, I think our large party may have been a little too much for them so while I'm going to state my experience it may not always be like this, and regardless it's still a good pub with a reasonable selection of beer and a decent food selection too. The problem we had was they just weren't well setup for a large group like us. The table setup was such that we were literally squeezing past them to get to large rows of seats, and this happened constantly as people needed to order food, drinks take bathroom breaks etc. On top of this the service was slow and a number of us (thankfully not the bride and groom) including me had to wait a long time for our food and then ask for it. When it came out it was overdone like they cooked it in a hurry. Overall the impression I got from most was the food was pretty good, so I'm sure that's more the norm. I'd definitely give it another try when not in a large party situation, and certainly would say it's a good place in general to get some good English food and drink.

Best restaurant in town for sure!! Amazing food for a respectable price…read more A few selection but you can trust the chef. Won't go every week but perfect for a special occasion. My advise book your night in advance!

Very good prix fine meal before heading to Royal Shakespeare. Our waitress was working alone and…read moreoffered us amazing service. The food was quite good. We had the goat's curd caremlized onion tart and steak bavette as our mains and enjoyed them very much. We started with a soup (tomato red pepper very good) and salad with beets and tabouli. Perfect meal before heading over to the play and the service made it so we had plenty of time (reserved at 515 and arrived around 520 and at theater by 650 for 715 play)

Beautiful little French restaurant in Stratford. Easy to read menu…read more Came here with a tour group so our menu was limited but that didn't stop my husband from ordering separately lol. Food items were delicious Staff were wonderful and accommodating. Gluten free items are available.

Stopped here for dinner before the theater. I got the price fixed dinner--two courses for 11.95…read morepounds. I ordered the smoked salmon crostini and the smoke haddock fish cakes. Both were excellent. I really liked the fish cakes in particular-- great flavor, cooked perfectly. The cakes came with a small salad and fries. I think overall it was a good deal. Would definitely eat here again.