Went here for breakfast and it was really busy. I now know why, the fry up i ordered was delicious…read more My friend had a vegan version which she enjoyed also. Portions leave you full for ages. Will definitely be back!

I had a lovely dinner here with a friend, this past Friday. First tip-get reservations! We arrived…read morearound 8:00 and the first table was not open until 9:45. We waited in the bar next door, with fantastic cocktails (although no snacks after 6:30) and the time raced by. There were so many lovely vegetarian options that we struggled to select just four. We settled on: Garlic prawns-flavorful and fresh. Vegetable croquetas- a fun take on a normally meat driven dish. The texture was more satisfying than the flavor, but overall it was good. Cauliflower nuggets with blue cheese dipping sauce-similar to the croquetas, the texture was better than the flavor. I was looking for a stronger blue cheese flavor in the sauce. Patatas bravas-delicious, and surprising that there were two separate sauces, one more creamy and one more spicy. A winner. The bread with the table was ok, nothing spectacular. Regardless the overall meal was a pleasure to eat!

Green Man has improved with new owners. Sunday lunch is very good and at a very good price. Usually…read morea choice of beef or turkey. I wish pork was an option. Roast beef comes with all the trimmings, Yorkshire and horseradish. The mustard could be of a better standard. Young lady who serves there is lovely, the older lady works hard, keeping very busy and probably does not have time to smile. Small parking lot at side of back door entrance. Trained dogs friendly.

Great, friendly service. All of our party chose home-made pies. None were disappointed. Fantastic…read morefillings and great side orders. Choice of drinks a wee bit limited but good enough for a couple of rounds ! Definitely a place to head to again when we're in the area again.

We spent two nights here after arriving into Manchester on our way over from the US. The experience…read moremet or exceeded all our expectations! The rooms (well ours at least and so I assume the others too) are beautifully renovated, clean, airy and comfortable. The wonderful couple running the Inn, Becky and Doug go out of their way to make you welcome, comfortable and happy. We really saw and see them as friends and plan to continue that friendship once we move the the U.K. permanently in a few months. So long as you are up by about 9am Doug will personally cook you breakfast to order. The meals in the evening (5 stars for the fish and chips and the Stilton chicken) are excellent - as was the company during our stay. The other staff were also ultra-friendly and helpful. The inn/pub is the ideal size, lovely location and recommended with 2 thumbs up :)

The Bulls Head is a country pub on the edge of the village of Hartshorne, with good links from the…read moreA511, the main road between Burton and Ashby. The Bulls Head has a fairly small car park, but there is plenty of additional parking in the chapel car park just up the road. Although it is a pub, it's primary focus is food, but it also has accomodation. The decor of the pub is your classic brasses, country pictures and old typewriters that you see in many country pubs. The menu is fairly expansive, with the daily specials and desserts on a board. We plumped for the 'Early Bird Special' - a limited menu at a reduced price before 7pm (£8.95 for two courses, £9.95 for three. We plumped for fish, chips and mushy peas, and lasagne, but there was also dishes like steak and ale pie. The food was good hearty stuff, huge portions too, you would do well to eat three courses at the Bulls Head! Obviously you've got to have a dessert, of which there was quite a wide choice, we chose bread and butter pudding, and waffle and cherries, again monster portions! The Bulls Head serves good honest food at a very reasonable price, you can't ask for much more than that.

This pub seems to have gone downhill recently we have had some great meals there in the past but…read moreon the last visit the food was not great, took a very long while to come out (we were waiting an hour for our main course) and wasn't really worth the wait. We visited as a group of four, we also bumped into some friends of ours in there and while they hadn't waited as long as us a couple of their meals were served cold and had to be sent back. We've also heard bad reports of the Gate from friends who have visited. In the past we had visited this place occasionally in the evenings but we won't be returning in a hurry.

I was shocked to read the reviews on here about this beautiful pub. My family and I have always…read moreused this pub and have always loved it. We have never had a problem with the food and the staff are always friendly and helpful. The food can sometimes take longer if it's busy, but they do advertise that this can happen as they cook all the food from fresh and to order. I think if you want 'fast food' maybe McDonalds would be more appropriate. We will deffinately continue to use this place. Loving the new summer menu! My bacon, mushroom and Stilton salad was amazing! Always love this pub, so welcoming.

The food was good and the service was good. It was a stag do of 16 and the staff made the groom to…read morebe feel important. The bill is what we had the most issues with. The gratuity popped up on the screen when paying by card and did not clearly state that it was %, so my £10 tip from myself ended up being 10% of the entire tables bill, £44.76, on top of everyone elses tip, so BEWARE when tipping. Also, I don't know how the till works but I have a few items that do not calculate correctly, for example 3 portions of onion rings came to £17.68, this does not divide by 3?!? It was only 1p more expensive but how is it possible for the till to calculate incorrectly and does it do it often? Is this even legal?

Hooters of Nottingham is large but at the same time small. It was rammed to the roofters but it…read moredidn't seem there were a lot of people in there. I put it down to the layout. Anywho food wise this place is average. The stea was good but the curley fries were soggey from the steak and the side salad was a bit lacking. The main event of this place is the woman wandering about in the trademark orange hot pants and hooters T and they did not disappoint at all. Though be warned there are some dangerious curves in the place.

Overall, would give a 3.5 -Service: pleasant but slow…read more seemed understaffed for the amount of patrons they serve. -food: -english breakfast: sausages were very tasty. overall everything was good. -seafood platter: only prawn were described as being fried ao I was surprised to see 2 of the 3 other proteins were also fries. Good flavor but quite oily. The only non fried protein. small prawn, were very bland. -chicken strips: bland and undercooked, they were rubbery and some pieces were a bit pink in the middle -atmosphere: relaxed, homey, to have a good time. Large outdoor grounds with many picnic style tables. Overall, okay food. The atmosphere and outside grounds are nice.

Don't be confused by the Georgian Hotel frontage. Keep thine eyes peeled! A First World War Themed…read morebrewery! Yes you read that correctly. Passchendale and Trenchfoot, good beers made all the better, for me, by the names. There is a lot going on inside here too. I'd suggest a thorough perusal of the walls myself!

Excellent pub! Beautiful olde world interior, very pleasant service, and good food and beer at…read morereasonable prices. We came on a Sunday afternoon and had the option of a roast meal, or any item off of the menu, which is good because sometimes the traditional Sunday roast can be a bit too much to eat. They also have week night specials on food, so check them out if you're in the area.

Great food. Friendly Staff…read more Although Expensive. Unfortunate Name.