Nice enough Beefeater. The restaurant gets very busy most nights so think about booking. I had…read moreChicken and Ribs. The ribs were good, but sadly the chicken was a bit undercooked. Could have done with another few minutes to dry up a bit more. The portions were generous and drinks average prices. But they may be understaffed on a weekday at the bar.

Really nice food! The service was quick and the booze was cheap :)…read more A good chain restaurant for steak or burgers.

Great friendly pub with large restaurant menu. Warm welcome from Dave, great service at the table…read more Food is very good, I had a fish sandwich. Save room for the great selection of sundaes and other tempting desserts.

On a recent visit to Silverstone we drove around on the Saturday evening looking for a place to…read moreeat. Not knowing the area we spotted the Saraces Head Hotel and their terrace looked very inviting. We would like to recommend their service and restaurant facilities.fantastic value for the money and the best fish and chips (with mushy peas) we've had in many years! Well worth a visit!

No complaints here. Room was tidy and everything was working, clean, and present. No food on site…read moreapart from a vending machine so the Little Chef on the same site is the source of nutrition! Allow for £7 a head at least for a decent breakfast to your travelodge costs when budgeting, unless you can go all morning on the hotel's courtesy coffee!. Sited an the A1 itself I used it as a stop off while on a course in the area. I would use this hotel again.

It's a gamble. I've ordered food and waited 45 minutes. One time they brought out pizza with ice…read morechips still on it. They ran out of potatoes one Sunday. It's one of a handful of places in Oundle to eat, so I try and give it a chance. So I guess it's my own fault for returning.

Needed somewhere for breakfast after staying local, found the Coffee tavern in the square, great…read morebreakfast well cooked and good service.

Very good Sunday lunch. Friendly staff and able to cope with a large group…read more Just what we wanted.

A favourite spot for me and my family, Danish Camp is an excellent alternative location in Bedford…read more It has quite a unique and interesting setting, being a wooden cabin out by the River Great Ouse. It features an indoor dining area, a partially covered balcony area and a sloped lawn featuring picnic benches, a bar and a bouncy castle for the kids. The one issue with this setup is that the indoor area is quite small, featuring around 8-10 tables. This means during cold or wet weather your seating options are severely limited meaning this place is generally a no-go in the winter/autumn months unless you can guarantee a dry and warm seat. However every time I have visited Danish Camp the food has been excellent. Their signature item is the 'Wedge' which is a sandwich featuring two big wedge shaped slices of bread. These come with a variety of fillings and include breakfast variations too. The bacon, sausage and egg wedge makes for a quality breakfast. Unfortunately they appear to have discontinued my favourite lunch item the Prawn wedge but other excellent items such as the Southern Fried Chicken wrap more than make up for this. Orders have to be placed at the counter/bar indoors and as a result queues can build up during moderately busy hours. Service is decent albeit occasionally slow when people build up. Overall, despite some small issues, Danish Camp is an excellent location to eat with the family if you pick your time right.

Danish Camp is a restaurant on the river, it is also on the cycle Route 51 in between Sandy and…read moreBedford. Cycle hire is available. They also have a bouncy castle in the summer, an ice cream hut and a cage full of chipmunks whcih the children love to watch. The food is very nice and the ambiance wonderful BUT the service is extremely slow so don't come here for a quick bite to eat.

After receiving a generous voucher for a weekend stay at Rushton Hall, my companion and I booked…read moreour visit a few days following the Christmas holiday (hence the foggy weather in my photos). We called a few days before our stay and had no problem reserving a room. The building is beautiful, historic, very grand and even with its modern upgrades, it maintains an authentic English manor feel. Our room was very clean, well-lit, the decor was lovely and we even had a small balcony overlooking one of the open fields. Before heading out for the evening, we had a few drinks in the hall's great room. It was lavishly decorated, had warm mahogany wood walls, a gigantic fireplace and comfortable lounge chairs and couches to relax on. There was a restaurant pub just a half-block down the road that we went to for dinner... very convenient. Our morning breakfast was served in the dining hall and it was delicious. I believe the menu changes depending on the season but everything we had was scrumptious and we had a nice view of the inner courtyard through the wall of windows. It was a lovely stay and if you're looking for a small weekend getaway in Northamptonshire - look no further.

I attended a training and stayed on site at the Hall in June 2018. The meals were phenomenal, the…read morehospitality incredible, and the room was very comfortable. Everyone in attendance had rave reviews of the venue.

The older hostess on July 10 at lunch was incredibly rude and quite possibly the most rude…read morerestaurant employee I've ever encountered. She was older with short hair so avoid at all costs and enter at your own risk. Instead of doing her job and attempting to accommodate a table of 7 with two tables she was rude and unaccommodating to an absolute extreme.

Stopped for lunch with local friends. Beef lasagna was delicious. Also enjoyed the free still…read morewater. Portions were huge! Loved the location too.