Near the airport, but away from the flight path, so not noisy. Mix of indoor and outdoor dining. No…read moretable service, you order at the restaurant counter for the food and the bar for drinks. Huge, diverse menu - truly something for everyone. I had the Chicken Supreme (good, but not great).

How cute! A friend brought me here...wondering where we were going and found this cozy little…read moreplace. Cozy and thank goodness the weather was beautiful today so we could eat outside.

I was going to suggest that this is a pub that looks like it is on its last legs, until I…read morediscovered that it happens to be a grade-II listed building, which made me realise that I don't think it happens to be going anywhere. Still, despite that, I can't really say that it is one of the greatest pubs that I've visited. Sure, the service was okay, but the beers were fairly standard, not that I actually know what standard beers happens to be in an English Pub since every pub that I've visited seems to have different options. Then again, I'd probably describe the selection as boring, so yeah, there is that.

Good food. Cool history. Great bartenders. Asked questions about the history of the place and they…read morewere very helpful.

I really wanted to like this place, but there was just one blunder after another. We arrived on a…read moreWednesday night at 7:30 PM. They had one server and she told us that she was the only one working that night and because of that and a shortage in kitchen staff that there was an hour wait for food and that we might want to consider going somewhere else. We elected to stay and put in a drink order. 20 minutes later she came back to take our food order, but no drinks were brought back. We eventually got our drinks and then 40 minutes later she came back and said that they lost our food order and we'd have to re-order if we wanted to eat there. I would've bailed at this point, but my guests agreed to put in their order again, so an hour later we finally received our food. I was not planning on dining at 10 PM. Overall, food was good (I had their meat pie). The place looks and feels like the quintessential English pub. Unfortunately, it was a pretty disastrous dining experience due to a lack of staff.

This is where we ended up for lunch on a warm day after several airline snafus at Heathrow airport…read more The food was outstanding the staff was charming and helpful. The setting is quaint. I had the wild mushroom poached egg toast which was simply outstanding. I also had the tomato basil soup which was very good. My husband had the Cajun chicken on a bun with fries. It was very good. The fries were extra tasty. We had Stoke's Ketchup for the first time and liked that as well. There is seating inside and out. We opted for inside since the front seating is on a busy road. Then we noticed rear seating in a garden and probably would have opted for that, but we had already moved once.

Friendly staff will let you try any draft beer before you buy, yes please!…read more Compared to American airports, the prices are quite reasonable too. 2.30 Pounds/$3.70 for a half pint 4.60 Pounds/$7.40 for a full pint CHEERS!

I was at the airport pretty early for my flight back home to the States and I figured that I would…read morehave an English breakfast before catching my flight. After perusing the area for my options, I ended up here. I ordered their Harlequin Full English Breakfast and it was good! It included some delicious bacon! I received good service even though I was sitting at a table tucked in the corner. The only thing that I could complain about was that they gave me water in a dirty glass. Besides that, it was an excellent breakfast experience which is hard to come by at an airport.

The sign states the Best Sunday Roast in town and honestly that's an understatement. The Sunday…read moreroast served here will immediately silence the naysayers opinions of this dish. The gravy is perfect with a nice consistency that melts over the roast and chicken. The broccoli was tender and well seasoned. The cod fish cakes is an amazing combination of fish and potatoes in golden breading. Honestly I can rave about the food all day. The customer service was top tier. I was apart of a large party and the restaurant staff were accommodating and had all dishes out in a timely manner. It's a quaint local pub with outdoor seating available. True hidden gem for tourists to find and truly a treasure that locals hold dear.

This pub was definitely pretty awesome, but that really only because the bartender decided to…read morestrike up a conversation with me, and that was only because I had an accent that he hadn't quite heard before (which is odd considering that this pub happens to be next to a major hotel, but it could be the case that not many Australians stay at that hotel, and if they do, they don't go walking around the local suburbs visiting pubs). However, it was a charming place, and had a pretty decent sized beer garden as well, which seems to be the case for many of these suburban and rural pubs. Oh, and they had some decent beers as well, which was also pretty cool.

I have a strong memory of the fish and chips at London-Heathrow being delicious but that memory…read moredoesn't seem accurate. I had a cancelled flight and ended up connecting through here, the funny thing is I thought at least I could find that good fish and chips place. I only remembered it was on the 2nd floor but was able to find it easily, the last time we came was in 2018. Fish and Chips: It's even marked on the menu as being special, I used to tell my friends that this place was better than anywhere in the US but sadly that isn't true anymore. The fish was huge but the batter was very thick this time though it did have a nice crispy crunch. Chips were not good, very overdone and not unstarched and double fried like the local Chippers do. The smashed peas were good and have the dish some color and I lived the lemon in cheesecloth so the seeds wouldn't fall out. Gin and Tonic: It honestly tastes better in London, proper gin and tonic in the correct glass.

I find it rather odd for this cafe to have the name 'Perfectionist' when it really isn't all that…read moreperfect. Mind you, that no doubt has a lot to be with it being an airport cafe and honestly I really aren't all that impressed with airport cafes. It does get packed, but seriously, this is Heathrow so of course it is.

Nice restaurant and a bar in the Terminal 3. I really liked their service and food. The space was…read morepretty big and crowded but the waiters did not try to rush the customers to empty out the seats. I ordered Egg Benedict with smoked salmon and spinach along with cafe latte. Latte was good and the dish was absolutely amazing! Well cooked and very flavorful. Truly enjoyed.

There was a long line but it moved quickly and we were seated in about 5 minutes. The restaurant is…read morelovely. Service was ok. They were clearly overwhelmed with the amount of tables each one had to tend to. The food was excellent though. Would definitely eat here again to try the meat pot pie.

This restaurant is conveniently located on the main floor, past the check in desk. You'll pass the…read moremorning breakfast area, before reaching the restaurant hostess. We were seated at a cozy booth and our server was attentive. Menu was interesting- various dishes related to various regions in England- it ranged from Duck, to Rabbit, to Steak. We kept it simple and ordered a burger and roast chicken. Hubby loved the burger! It was topped with rarebit, something new to our culinary tastes, but basically is a cheese sauce which consisted of Worcestershire and mustard. Roasted chicken- a fully marinated breast with a side of grilled portobello and a tomato slice. I opted for the side salad instead of chips and my choice of sauce was the gravy. Delicious! I was told to it would take 30 min to cook as it was made fresh, but the dish actually came out in less time! Menu items were a little pricey, but food was beautifully presented and delicious.

Absolutely, gorgeous, wide open space with the best food you could possibly imagine!!!!!…read more We have been in Engand 8 days, eating out every single day, and we all agreed the food hear was by far better than the other places I enjoyed the passionfruit martini so much I got a second one to bring back to my hotel room. My coworkers got the red wine (the last one on the list, can't remember the name but they got a lot if it and took some back to their rooms) My coworker said "I'm in heaven! This is the best tomato soup I've ever had in my entire life!!" The manager said "We grow the tomatoes here!" My other friend said the chicken was sensational. We tried all the desserts on the menu and there wasn't a bad one on there. The ice cream was incredible. My coworkers expressed disappointment that their flight was so early they wouldn't be able to have lunch here with me tomorrow. Best service ever!! The manager came to our table!!

Location is lovely beside the canal and there's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Food is very…read moregood here but kitchen opening times are not always as advertised so be careful not to be late. Staff are good, service is good, atmosphere is good. Two downsides, in the evening the background music is far too loud, and there's no cask- conditioned real ale.

Amazing food the sizzling steaks are amazing stayed here a few times there are cottages along side…read morethe canal more like hotel rooms really nice though really picturesque lots of wildlife in the canal massive dragon flies in the summer not the cheapest place to eat but definitely worth it the food is amazing

Came here for a snack and a beer. Sorry, no pictures…read more I had spicy chicken wings and a local beer. Wings were very good! They were grilled and had a nice seasoning on them. Beer was nice and crisp. I dined with a friend who ordered a burger and fries. She said both were very good. Overall a decent bar located at the hotel.

We were staying at another Marriott property (but then, what isn't a Marriott anymore) and we…read morewanted to watch the footie so headed to the Sports Bar. We were seated and promptly forgotten. When, after 20 or so minutes I got up to find out if we were ever going to be served, we got the obligatory excuse but someone quickly came and took our order. The food and drinks came. I had ordered chicken strips and the tomato soup. The strips were hot and tasty. The tomato soup left a lot to be desired. It was very watery with no tomato chunks or any herbs that you could see or taste. The people sitting across from us didn't get what they ordered. For the price, I'd say if you don't have to be there, find somewhere else.