Permanent closed，do not come here. Restaurant changed, now…read moreit's a bar only offer drink

A wonderful meal for my father's 80th birthday…read more Starters were; scallops and the fried cheese. Mains were; surf and turf, 18oz Fillet, mashed potatoes, onion rings, and mixed veg. Desserts were; white chocolate cheesecakes. Wine; Malbec and Chardoney Afternoon opening 12-3, nice underground setting - great artwork dotted about. Nice selection of wines and ales. Service was great. Knowledgable staff. The food was superb. Scallops were tasty, and accompanied with a delicious aoli. My steak was cooked to perfection - medium rare, my parents has medium and again it was exactly as you'd expect. Dessert was sweet without being too strong, and went perfectly with a double espresso. There's also a nice selection of spirits for the end of the meal, so a frangelico and a whiskey were also appreciated. I can't recommend it enough. Price was good. Plenty of other local bars around to nip to after. Happy customer!

-nice lighting -food was pricy side but worth it…read more-the lava stone is AMAZING -nice staff

Amazing food. Onion rings were fabulous. Beers were delicious. I had the venison. Very very good…read morefood and drink. Service was meh. Didn't really check on us much. That was disappointing, but the atmosphere was wonderful. Except for the fire alarm going off. That was most exciting.

I've been coming to the Village Green since it reverted to being a pub - before that it was an…read moreawesome all you can eat Chinese called Modern China, and before that an old spit and sawdust type pub of the old school. When they first started they were a bit ropey on food, burger buns often a little stale, but since they changed owners & since the pandemic the food's really improved - and they have a few decent cask ales on too, usually a couple of guest beers to choose from. So if you like good honest pub grub & don't mind a slightly run down working class kind of pub with loads of football on screens everywhere, it's a good value place to take the family. Not a posh place putting on airs or anything but a good pub with great burgers and steaks that they'll actually cook how you ask them to.

Once known as The Stockland and then Modern China this opened as the Village Green Flaming Grill…read morePub in mid August 2014. As there were only tables for 4 people available on a early Sunday evening the staff moved two square tables together for our party of five. We had a sharing platter which was quite reasonable however we found ourselves waiting for 20 more minutes for any sign of a main course. During which the young server tried to bring other peoples food to our table twice. And a 2nd server tried to bring us our starter AGAIN after the first one had been eaten and the plates cleared. (lose one star.) Whilst we waited for our food we heard the first server tell someone behind us that the delay was due to a lack of steak knives but no one advised us that there was an issue. (lose another star.) When the main course appeared they insisted that my brothers food had been ordered without chips and only a salad. But since he doesn't eat salad we were worried we had someone else's. They brought us the missing portion of chips in an extra bowl without any fuss. (lose yet another star.) My main course was a beef burger with pulled pork and "some" chips. It took a further 10 minutes for our dessert to appear. To be fair my profiteroles were not terrible. but two stars it is.. MEH. I've had better. I'll go back in a few months to see if the staff have been shown which table is where.

Heading out of Sutton, past Good Hope and towards Falcon Lodge; the first pub you come to is The…read moreBoot. An old Victorian pub which has been updated through the years, The Boot is probably one of the better bets out of the four other nearby pubs (The Anvil, The Reddicap and The White Horse) if you're after a quiet night out. There's a pull-down screen which shows the football and a small garden out the back. It's the sort of pub where, if you've lived in Sutton for a while, you're bound to bump into someone you at least vaguely know. If you don't have the benefit of being a local, then it still has an easy-going vibe about it and you're not going to get stared at for being a stranger. The pub backs on to Rectory Park so on a nice day you can walk your beer off or rehydrate after a stroll.

The Boot is a decent enough boozer but is let down by its location. It's just that bit too far out…read moreof central Sutton to make it onto most people's crawl list. Also, as The Boot is right next to Good Hope Hospital, parking at this pub can leave you feeling sick. However, for those lucky few who live on the Number 71 bus route it is possible to get off at the stop directly outside, making this the first port of crawl. The upsides? The Boot Inn has a very decent beer garden situated at the front of the establishment - making it ideal to catch the sun and watch the world go by. Inside, The Boot is pretty roomy with plenty of tables and chairs. You'll never be stuck for a seat here even when it gets pretty busy, usually of a weekend. There is also a digital juke box, which can't be a bad thing, can it?

Excellent food. Recommended for any type of event and also having dinner with friends or family.read more

From the owner: 1) - We are giving a rose to every male customer to give to his partner & we give a Heart shaped…read moreChocolate to every female customer to give to her parter(Take bookings from 5pm to 12.00pm). 2) - Unlimited Rib Nights - The unlimited rib nights is already on our website and is available every WEDS & SUNDAY all day for £14.95 all Ribs ,Salad and Chips . ( Unlike the branch in Rothwell this offer is not working in Northampton at all . Rothwell usually have 110-130 bookings for each rib night . We at Northampton have an unbelievable 2-3 bookings ) Rib Nights and Reduce the price for a limited period of say until 30th April to £12.95 per head.

Went for dinner with my family. I am visiting from Los…read moreAngeles with my wife. We thoroughly enjoyed the food and series's impeccable. Met with the owner Talinder Singh who extended personal service. Definitely recommend '

From the owner: Great Food and Service. Breakfast, mixed grills, curries, steaks, Sunday roasts.read more

Overlooking the lake in Sutton Park, this is a very pleasant experience all round. Taken over by…read moreMiller and Carter, this is a steakhouse with a difference. An interesting menu, very well cooked and presented food, attractive surroundings and friendly staff who go out of their way to be helpful. For all this, the bill comes as a very pleasant surprise that leaves you looking forward to the next visit!

I am smitten with this gem of a neighborhood pub. My favorite parts are the atmosphere and friendly…read morestaff. Bolder Tap is the flagship location for Joule's Brewery in the Midlands region. The interior has been painstakingly restored to its original charm. Decor highlights include display cases of beer bottles from the early 1900s, a wood fireplace, cosy seating nooks with leather cushions, and the outdoor patio. Because this is a neighborhood pub, families come in throughout the day to enjoy a refreshing pint and most know the servers by name. It's a bit like being on the set of Cheers (American TV show from the 1980s). I went here with Seth S. and took my laptop with some reading. While the Tap doesn't have wifi, seating is comfortable and atmosphere is conducive to relaxing. We stayed for a few hours, enjoying a few pints of cider and then ordered two sides of chips when the kitchen opened at 5pm. The chips were perfectly cooked and flavorful. The portions are HUGE. We could have easily split one side, which was served up in a pasta bowl. The staff were very welcoming and made us feel right at home. I'll definitely be coming here often.

Market Drayton based Joule's Brewery entered the Birmingham footprint last year, opening their…read morelocal flagship location in Boldmere. The Boldmere Tap has refurbished the previous Old Cork & Bottle into a homely neighborhood pub that is one of the most welcoming in Sutton Coldfield. Joule's is a craft brewery that jump-started a defunct 19th century brand (the first ever trademark in England) in the early 2000's that had been purchased by one of the big macro-breweries. The brewery is an easy one hour journey from Birmingham, and centers on crafting real ale with the local spring waters of Shropshire. The focus on the Joule's brewing legacy has led to the creation of some very well done ales and lagers. The Boldmere Tap is the first pub in Birmingham to be under the Joule's umbrella, and features their full line of beers on tap. I recently dropped by one afternoon with one of my mates to see what the brewery had to offer. I have previously tried their pale ale at a pub in city centre, and was excited to see the other featured beers. Joule's has four main beers in their stable, which are complemented by seasonal offerings. The mains are their flagship Pale Ale, Slumbering Monk (a malty bitter ale), Joule's Blond (nice and citrus forward), and Green Monkey (their lager). Their winter seasonal, Old No. 6, is a dark ale. All of the brews are available in half or pull pint pours (a half of the Slumbering Monk is only £1.50). If you aren't in the mood for Joule's taps, the pub also provides more standard fare, including Guinness. All of this is on top of their food menu. The kitchen opens at 10AM, where you can start the day off right with a full English Breakfast for £4.95. The main courses at dinner average around £8, with fish and chips at £7.95. For vegetarians, there are four main courses to choose from, including broccoli cheese bake, mushroom stroganoff, vegetable lasagna, and a bean burger, all for £7.25 or less. The neighborhood feeling that the Boldmere Tap elicits is woven into the very fabric of the building. The pub is decorated with bric a brac of old photos, vintage beer bottles, and a railway sign from the Chester Road station before the branding was refreshed by London Midland. On a cold January afternoon, a stove fire roared near the entrance, heating up the front room. Events are held throughout the week, with a quiz night on Mondays at 9PM and open mic nights on Wednesday. The Boldmere neighborhood, and Birmingham as a whole, are lucky that the Boldmere Tap has been chosen as the flagship Joule's pub for the area. The pub gets all of the benefits that come from being affiliated with a craft brewery, while still maintaining a very old school English pub charm that is increasingly lacking in the city.