As being an American and this being my first time in the UK. I really wanted to try an old British…read morePub once I got here and this place did just that. People told me to go try this place so I went and now will come here much more. The food was so good and the service there was amazing. The environment of the place was very pleasant and will be one of my highlights of coming to Keele.

To this day, Sneyd Arms is my favorite pub in all of England…read more The food is excellent, the staff is friendly, and the atmosphere is one-of-a-kind.

The Old Swan has been modernized and is now an excellent destination for food in the small rural…read morevillage of Madeley Heath. They have a great selection of casks ales and gins with a menu of classic British dishes and some modern classics. We went as group of four and had an amazing time. You are made to feel very welcome and can tell it's a family ran pub, that gives that "local pub" feel. To eat we had a beautiful salad with goat cheese, liver and onions with an amazing bacon mash, sirloin steak and an incredible looking and tasting steak and kidney pie. Everything tasted fresh, looked great and was hot, all was a hit! The atmosphere was warm and welcoming with a mixture of families and friends enjoying the evening.

From the owner: Our ambience is that of a local village pub, offering you a warm welcome, exceptional, friendly…read moreservice and outstanding food. Set on the Cheshire border The Old Swan has a strong commitment to local sourcing of fresh high quality food. Our menu is combined with classic pub dishes with a modern twist. All our food is freshly prepared in our kitchen by our chefs daily, we think that this makes the difference between good food and poor quality food. Our bar area is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy a light snack, accompanied by local guest ales and a carefully selected wine list

There are a couple of things which stop The Old Brown Jug from being my local... firstly, the…read morelocation... it's not local to me which doesn't help as it means I have to drive there (a great opportunity to mention the ample parking outside). Secondly, the price. The Old Brown Jug is a bit more expensive than you're average pub. I view it as a place I go to as a treat or as a one off rather than a regular place otherwise you would just be skint all the time. One thing which does take me there is the great selection of drinks on offer. The pub has a number of continental beers such as my favourite Erdinger and also has a range of real ales and ciders. Thursday night is cheap cider night so a good chance to get along and test out some new brews!! The pub itself is very spacious with rustic wooden floors and a homely feel. The garden out the back is huge with plenty of seating and is covered by parasols and heaters meaning you can stay relatively dry if the weather takes a turn for the worse. A top pub in the Stoke area and well worth checking out.

Small,quaint pub near the end of Newcastle City Centre so can be easily missed at times. Nice…read moretraditional style pub, friendly staff and locals - good choice of drinks, especially real ales all rather affordable. One quite interesting attraction to the Jug is all the live music/salsa/acoustic nights they host. Student friendly, worth a visit or two.

Called in while on a walk for a pint ,stayed for 3 and also had fish and chips with peas very nice…read moreindeed , very friendly staff , lots of books to read too , you can also buy with proceeds to local charity. I'll definetly be calling again

Friendly atmosphere with a fun crowd . Catering most lunch times . Pub quiz on Monday nights. Well…read moreworth a visit.

This pub has a nice, friendly environment, accommodative staff, a lovely aesthetic, and on the…read morewhole brilliant food. Christmas is a good time to go there for the event menus, all in all a good place to go for some nice food and time out.

I'll have to be honest here and caveat my review with the fact that I was pretty drunk by the time…read morewe came to Reflex last night so my recollections of it are a little on the hazy side. What I do remember about it is the awesome choons, cheap drinks, super friendly bar staff, free entry, proper chipper patrons, and £2 cowboy hats. On the down side, you can't pay by card at the bar, which is probably for the best as I was all for getting another bottle of champagne to celebrate my friend's last night of freedom.

Unique venue for unsigned, local bands. Good sound systems going on…read more Makes for a brilliant 'different' night out. Plenty of choices for drinks, and a great venue for an end of night drink or several

a very different night out, due to the motorcycle hanging off the wall over your head, and the roof…read moreto floor decoration all over the place! The bar is a giant slab of dark wood, and you feel as you walked into a cross because an 18th century tavern, and a hells angel's bar in the deep westbut in a good way! The music if loud and hard and a nice change from all the dance clubs in the same town. The drink choice is extensive, and the toilets are well maintained and clean They also have live music nights

Cappello Lounge is part of The Loungers chain, they're located in the town centre of…read moreNewcastle-under-Lyme. I decided to come here for breakfast after spending the night in nearby Stoke-On-Trent. The look and feel of the place is pretty laid back and similar to any other in the Lounges chain. The staff here seemed friendly and were happy to modify my breakfast without complaining. I ordered the GF Lounge Breakfast with the following changes: - Poached Eggs instead of fried - An extra egg instead of the GF roll (I hate seeded bread!) - An extra sausage instead of the bacon I was a bit disappointed with the quality of my food. My food was served without the allergen red flag, I did clarify this with the manager who brought out my food who confirmed it was gluten-free. I later found out the flag was placed in the beans, which were originally missing when my food was brought out. After making the staff member aware, he brought them straight out but they were served cold. The eggs were very overdone and were like rocks, and the hash browns could have been crispier. The tomato was also much smaller than usual. The sausages were tasty as always, but again they were warm at best and not hot. I ended up eating my meal because I was tired and hungry and wanted to take medication but I did feel the quality of food overall was not up to the usual standards set by other locations in the Loungers chain. 2*

We've eaten there a couple of times, originally just popping in for a coffee, the food is excellent…read more- the Churro's are particularly good, and the staffs are lovely - so helpful and patient with myself (I'm disabled) well worth a visit, great job Cappello