Stopped in at this cozy pub/coffee house on Ironmarket for lunch. A relaxed vibe greets you as you…read morewalk in and the menu brings a good mix of traditional (burgers, breakfasts) and some unexpected combinations (a Moroccan chicken flatbread, a halloumi and hummus wrap). I snagged a cup of americano and that halloumi wrap. The coffee was ground fresh and plenty strong, while the wrap combined firm halloumi with the zippy flavours of pomegranate, lemon, and coriandar in the hummus. The dill and cilantro laced ruby slaw was an added plus. At £8.50 for everything, it was a good value as well

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*

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.

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.

Located next to Wetherspoons in Newcastle, this is a lovely Steakhouse…read more Relatively new furnishings and great food along with calm back ground music made this a really enjoyable meal for my partner and I. Perfectly cooked steaks, great choice on the menu and very helpful staff. Great for couples and families alike looking for a good, reasonably priced meal.

I used to love Rare, but now it has new owners and a definete new chef. I don't…read more I recently went here, shared the starter platter for 2 - which is still heaven. Then went on to have a very bland, tasteless meal of steak with so called 'creamy mash' and vegetables that were rock hard. My friend had some sort of chicken with vegetables, which she also didn't enjoy. At the end of the meal, we were offered some sort of voucher for next time, but unfortunately there won't be one of those!

You know what? There's a certain stigma attached to Yates's and Wetherspoons, and really, it's a…read morebit unfair. Hot Steve's sister had the first part of her hen do here last night and we had a brilliant time. The bar manager was incredibly attentive and helpful and we were made to feel like VIPs the whole time. We got balloons and some free bottles of fizz and our very own cordoned off area, and priority at the bar - it was fab. We pre-ordered our food and everyone was happy with their meals - I had the smoked haddock fishcakes and they were tasty : ) So, in conclusion, a right fun night that didn't break the bank. Well done Yates's, you got yourself five stars.

The cheap food which is always on offer is definitely a bonus for going here. The friendly staff…read moreare there to help, but as standard bar staff! A friend and I had an experience recently where the food came out and it wasn't the right order, and also we got refused alcohol because I was apparently "underage". Where in their right mind would I ever look 18 or under? I'll never know. Anyway, I then complained to the bar woman who's seen me in there before, and as a consequence I got my alcohol (yay!) and as it was my friend's birthday, they also gave us a free bottle of champagne. Perfect! I'd recommend it as the £1.99 meals are nice. If you go in on a Monday, there are more £1.99 deals on offer!

Everything was great with the food and the service, the only exception was that the music was a…read morelittle too loud.

Amazing place, food and service. verything was amazing…read more Suggestion to offer kids activities for distract them, like wax crayon, paper.

This is probably the best pub in Staffordshire, they have some great bands on here and a great…read moreatmosphere too. The drinks are a little more expensive that some pubs, but not that much more and it's worth it as you get to watch some of the best bands around.

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.

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.

Great food, good service, good prices, good beers. What more could you want?? We were worried about…read moregoing to this pub at first but since we tried it, we havent stopped going! Try it, you'll love it!