The food in this restaurant is AMAZING!! We have tried a number of dishes from the menu and have…read moreyet to try a dish that wasn't full of flavour and fresh ingredients. The staff (in the restaurant and in the adjoining Premier Inn) are lovely, and so helpful. Excellent quality, fresh ingredients, good portion sizes. Try to leave room for puddingthey're yummy too. The food is so delicious you'll wish you had a bigger stomach to fit it all in!

The White Hart is the only place worth going for cocktails…read morein Uttoxeter since it was re-vamped just over a year ago. They have a good selection of cocktails and some really lovely premium gins. The drinks are expertly mixed but the bar is far too small so always expect slow service and a queue on a Friday and Saturday night. Food doesn't rock my world but it is good, however, the service is always slow.

Popped in while on a quick trip to Uttoxeter and was impressed by the food. We chose 2 dishes from…read morethe 2 for £10 menu and the food was lovely. Nice friendly staff and quick service. I will be going back

Really lovely food and lovely service…read more My first post lockdown meal and it was a treat! There were a lot of halloumi fries and a lot of Malbec on our table! It's a lovely setting, in a tastefully renovated old pub, with metres of glass and busy wallpaper.

One of the nicest Gastro pubs in the area. Proper espresso coffee too!…read more Log fires, comprehensive menu and really good quality food. Definitely worth a visit. Staff very professional and welcoming too :)

Good hotel comfy bed friendly helpful staff, I had the chicken my wife had the fish both were yummyread more

I'm very surprised no-one has reviewed this hotel before!…read moreThe location is absolutely superb with truly stunning views over wonderful walking countryside (though perhaps slightly popular for our tastes). We stopped for a drink and sat in the lovely garden. So while I can't, yet!, report on the food or accomodation, It is certainly somewhere we would give a go especially for a mid week walking break. The restaurant has 2 AA stars, so it can't be too bad!! xx

I booked a twin room at Uttoxeter for 1 night for 04/07/11. On arrival at about 9.50 pm I was…read moreinformed that the beds had not been seperated, so I had to do this myself, I then had to chase up reception to get appropriate bedding and make up our own beds!! (this is after a 5 1/2 hour journey.) I was unhappy with the cleanliness of the room it looked and felt grubby and shabby. The toilet did not flush properly and disgustingly still contained residue from the previous occupant. The room had been adapted for disabled use and as such had no lock on bathroom door and was situated right next to reception and the windows opened up on to the smoking area at the front of the building, so we were continuously disturbed by smokers' coming and goings and had to keep the window shut. Neither of us slept a wink all night and could not even watch television due to interference on the screen. We were unable to make a morning drink because there was a brown slime in the kettle. Even though we did not have to continue our journey for over two hours, we couldn't get out of there quick enough and left well before 8 o'clock Tuesday morning. I have travelled around the country extensively and have frequented many basic style accomendations, but this was by far the worse I have ever stayed at. In all honesty had I been travelling by road and not rail I would have slept in my car. This was an awful experience which cost me £65.00, and one I hope never to repeat.

I booked a twin room at Uttoxeter for 1 night for 04/07/11. On arrival at about 9.50 pm I was…read moreinformed that the beds had not been seperated, so I had to do this myself, I then had to chase up reception to get appropriate bedding and make up our own beds!! (this is after a 5 1/2 hour journey.) I was unhappy with the cleanliness of the room it looked and felt grubby and shabby. The toilet did not flush properly and disgustingly still contained residue from the previous occupant. The room had been adapted for disabled use and as such had no lock on bathroom door and was situated right next to reception and the windows opened up on to the smoking area at the front of the building, so we were continuously disturbed by smokers' coming and goings and had to keep the window shut. Neither of us slept a wink all night and could not even watch television due to interference on the screen. We were unable to make a morning drink because there was a brown slime in the kettle. Even though we did not have to continue our journey for over two hours, we couldn't get out of there quick enough and left well before 8 o'clock Tuesday morning. I have travelled around the country extensively and have frequented many basic style accommodation, but this was by far the worst I have ever stayed at. In all honesty had I been travelling by road and not rail I would have slept in my car. This was an awful experience which cost me £65.00, and one I hope never to repeat. Have since been offered 50% refund.

Last night Mrs G and I met some new friends for a dinner foursome at the Boars Head (their…read morerecommendation). We had a great time, the bar/restaurant (7-9pm on a Monday) was comfortably busy, everyone seemed to be having a good time but at the same time the noise level was low so that we could enjoy our conversation comfortably without any difficulty. I suspect that this ideal situation is brought about by the somewhat rambling nature of the dining area (nooks and crannies of varying sizes). The staff were very friendly and welcoming, everything was clean and well looked after and the bar was of a significant size with many choices of beers, ciders, wines and spirits. Now I didn't try it but they had wine "on tap" - I don't recall having seen that before... We all decided to try the carvery - meat choices lamb, beef and pork with all the trimmings. Mrs G had the lamb which she enjoyed while I took the beef - also good. They also have an extensive menu. I regret not checking this out because they had interesting options like pheasant. I will definitely be back to try the a la carte menu. Overall a 4 start rating, before I even considered 5 I will have to test the full menu. There is only so much you can expect from a carvery! Two thumbs up Review #72 2019

We attended the Boar's Head for a birthday celebration…read more Our room was on the small side, and comfortable. We were in room one which had a window right next to the smoking area outside, meaning some noise and smell when we opened our window. This was the only downside to our stay. There is free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. The location of the hotel is beautiful. It's surrounded by lovely grounds. The staff were very friendly and attentive. Our evening meal was delicious and well priced. Breakfast the next day was equally as good, with a continental breakfast served in addition to a full cooked English and other options on request. I'd happily visit the Boar's Head again!

Really enjoyed our meal at the crown! Very generous with the portions. The service was incredible…read moreand the staff were so pleasant! I would recommend either the margarita pizza or the pork roast. Highly recommend and will definitely be returning.

We were really surprised by this place when we stayed here. From the outside it looked fantastic,…read morewith its low roof, and authentic black and white beams. Inside was still traditionally maintained but looked a little tired. The food in the italian restaurant next door was really tasty and surprisingly reasonably priced. The main bar area was quiet for a monday night, but there was a pianist in the corner and the atmosphere was really cosy, not to mention a good range of real ales that the barman informed me were all local. The room we stayed in was clean and tidy and the staff were all excellent, couldn't have asked for more.