Hamilton's Restaurant is part of the A Parkview Hotel in Wolverhampton,UK . Its an excellent…read morerestaurant, reasonably priced with excellent food and excellent service. Highly recommend it.

We arrived for lunch at 2pm. We were the only ones here & it was great. The decor is modern,…read morelovely, & comfy. Bit on the small side but it adds to the charm. I didn't see a fireplace nor did I feel one. It was quite drafty & chilly inside. Service was slow but friendly & we were glad for it. Menu is small but very nice selection. We had 3 starters, 5 mains, 2 puddings, 2 veg bowls, a coke & a bottle of wine all for under £92. Everything came out at once, hot, & lovely. The beetroot is wrapped & deep fried, quite goat cheesy said my friends. Salmon cooked perfect. Seabass was a few fillets, all with crunchy skins but again, cooked perfect. I asked for a med-well ribeye which came out well done. No matter. It was a nice cut, tender, nicely seasoned. The peppercorn sauce I asked for on the side & it was wonderful. It was more of a gravy then sauce & I enjoyed it. Both deserts were wonderful. The cheesecake our fave. Couldn't taste the mulled wine, which was fine by us. The crust was solid & broke away nicely with a fork & no effort. The main road, depending on direction you're coming from, is very narrow & doesn't allow for 2 cars to pass easily. There are turnouts & many blindspots & corners due to design & landscaping. Will definitely return on my next visit to England.

Amazing food, great service and drink selection. The ambiance was very relaxed and enjoyable! Must…read morego to if you're in the area! Their mulled wine was fantastic!

Having been past the place many times over the years and thinking it's probably a bit posh was…read morelooking for a place to treat the other halve. Well must admit pulled into car park and yes there were some nice cars to be seen. But we also saw folk dressed casually but definitely no chavs . Well in we went not only lovely old place on outside and lovely on inside too. Impressed they had several ales on, menu was good and varied. Quickly shown to window table for two, drink order taken and delivered quickly. I had a Sunday lunch of pork and beef with nice veg and roast potatoes done in duck fat. £24 . Ouch but it was worth lots of meat very nicely cooked. I would go for a 9 out of 10 simply because potatoes could have had more and larger. The service was excellent, no feeling like been forgotten and very freindly and polite. Totally recommend the place.

Well - what a lovely place! The old "Harvester" is no more and the pub has been fully refurbished…read moreand re-designed internally by the new owners. It re-opened on the 10/12/09. More of a modern country Inn style now with a menu to match. Sharing plates, salads, pasta, spit roast chicken plus steaks too. Prices from £1.95 for side dishes to £19.95 for a fillet steak (bit pricey for me!). Will certainly pop in again.

We went here for lunch on a Sunday, but we were disappointed for a number of reasons:…read more a) On arrival, the protocol for being seated wasn't obvious. It seems there isn't one. We waited around for several minutes until we were seen to. b) They had no record of our booking. Luckily they had a free table. c) We were seated, but although it was obvious we had a baby with us I still had to ask for a high chair. d) The waitress who seated us didn't offer to take drinks orders. e) Fifteen minutes later she came back to take our orders. I had to prompt her to ask us whether we would like some drinks. f) Another twenty minutes passed. I could see our drinks order waiting on the bar. It had been there for ten minutes. I had to ask another waitress to go and fetch it. g) We finally got our food an hour after arriving. My burger was quite average, unlike the price (£12). It was also well done, despite me asking for medium. The chips (or "frites", according to the menu) were standard average pub chips. h) We were given two dessert menus. One was for the Sunday roast, the other for the standard menu. The pudding I wanted was on both; on the Sunday roast menu it was £3 and on the other menu was £5.45. I was charged £5.45. The difference was taken away again when I pointed out that you can't charge almost double simply because an item is printed on a different piece of paper. I get the feeling that somebody has put a lot of money into this place, but they've ignored the basics, i.e. good, honest food and well trained staff. The chaos between the kitchen and front of house was obvious. All style and little substance, as another reviewer said. During our time there we noticed two other people making complaints. We didn't leave a tip and we won't be going back.

Probably known as the best restaurant in willenhall. Varied menu (mainly british) plus plenty of…read moredaily specials. I place to visit for a special celebration.

Fun atmosphere. Just what a tourist like me is looking for in a British pie shop…read more The pies are fantastic! Loved loved loved the steak and Stilton pie. The chips are amazing as well. It helped that everyone was really nice to us. Made it a really great experience for us while traveling.

Was in there over Christmas and really enjoyed the good ale and food…read more The manager and the staff was very friendly too. Will return again

Went there on Easter. Buffet was fresh, hot and gosh dang tasty…read more The restaurant and restrooms were spotless. Only negative was the beer choice on draught. So I'll never go there if I felt like a good beer. But when I'm hungry...

A lovely pub and a pub I would visit again. Staff are friendly and the service they offer is…read moreexcellent. I have not had any food at the Malt Shovel but from what my friends have told me, the carvery is very nice. The beer garden is pretty spacious. It is a lovely place to be when it is a warm day and you have got a pint. Toilets are not too bad in terms on cleanliness. I found that a lot of old people do visit the Malt Shovel particularly during the afternoon. The Malt Shovel is a great place to be when it comes to live sports being shown at the pub and there are plenty of screens around the pub. I will be going back to the Malt Shovel and next time out I am going to try the food on offer at the pub. Should be interesting.

The venue is lovely, the service and staff are brilliant, but the food was a let down. The lunch…read moremenu was sub-par, with a lot of boring 'play safe' dishes. After a lot of people I know rave about the food here, after two visits I'm not quite sure about their judgement.

This place is one of those that you would drive out to for a change. Great pub in a lovely village…read more Choice of ales, lager etc. More outsiders than villagers. Worth a drive.

Not too keen on this place - mainly due to the small portions on offer.read more

Excellent spot for a genuine French meal. It has a bistro feel. We had the mussels (main course),…read morelamb shank, and side salad. All three were excellent. The mussels came stacked in a veritable mountain along with a side of chips -- the only issue is that you'll struggle to eat the mussels before they start to cool. The lamb shank came with garlic mashed potatoes and was tender, flavorful, and delicious. The side salad had a simple mustard-accented dressing that worked well. The owner -- Fred -- is very nice and widely travelled. All in all, a delightful experience.