My uncle started Wilde's and it became the beginning of my education in wine. I always loved it,…read morenow love wine and thanks to Uncle Jimbo!

I agree with 'sleepless'...the eton mess is fabulous! Wilde's can do no wrong for meThe food isn't…read moretop-quality-restaurant-food but its very tasty and the helpings are generousI love the atmosphere, tooit's very bohemian and the perfect place to share a bottle of wine, which by the way, is very reasonable.

Gaby and John, its couple of years ago, but we haven`t forgotten you…read more Was every nice time, grazy bar, was really good we every time was feeling welcomeWe think of you.

Tartines is a great place to go with friends or family, fantastic selection of food and drink.read more

A deceptively large pub on the Parade - you step inside and the place just extends on and on! This…read moremakes it a useful spot that you could visit for whatever kind of drinks meet-up you're looking for. On this occasion I stopped in with my sister and her husband, and we had a relaxed after-dinner drink on the comfy sofa seating. But the rest of the place was a real mix of everything from groups of younger guys in the bar area blatantly pre-drinking for a big night out, to a middle-aged couple having cosy drinks on the high chair seating. There are also proper tables and chairs set out towards the back as they serve food during the day. There's a nice cosy feel to the place though nothing particularly special about the decor. My bro in law ended up sipping his beer for quite a while without company as my sister and I had ordered cocktails which took an aaage to make. The barman had given me a look of fear that implied he'd never been asked to make one before, so whether he had to take a few attempts or get someone else to do it I'm not sure! Anyway, my sister's rec of the 'Solero' was good when it eventually came, tasting a lot like the ice cream which I love (only with rum!) though I managed to give myself mild brainfreeze after getting a bit overenthusiastic :-$ It probably wasn't helped by the draft from the fire exit door being wedged open right opposite the sofa area to let the smokers in and out - I had wondered why no one else had nabbed the sofa space before us!

The lounge is a cross between a traditional pub, a wine bar and a restaurant. Although this can…read moremean that the customers are extremely varied it all adds to a cosy relaxed atmosphere. The Lounge served food all day so are a welcome retreat for people who have late lunch breaks and may not be able to find other restaurants still serving. The food is cooked on the premices with the menu ranging from sandwiches to wraps, fish pies and steaks. All are good value for money normally accompanied by huge sides of chips and salads.

This was a nice evening out. The restaurant itself is very cozy and provides nice atmosphere while…read moreeating. The staff were very friendly and attentive. And the food was very good. I recommend getting a calzone or a pizza. They were delicious. My only real issue I had was the choice of beer was very limited but I got on just fine with what they had.

This is one of my favourite places to eat and I live in Leicester! I`ve been going here since I was…read morea small boy, probably around the age of 6 or 7 as my family had relatives and history in Leamington. The food is consistently good and always hot, which is something that is lacking in some restaurants nowadays. The menu is Italian (the food, not the actual menu!) and there is a wide choice of pizza, pasta dishes and side orders. Their pizzas are some of the best you`ll have. Their garlic bread is incredible...I`ve had garlic bread in a lot of restaurants and found them to be lacking..in some restaurants I`ve eaten great garlic bread....but in this one it is really the best. Their pizza oven gets it hotter than anyone else and the amount of garlic is plentiful, not over the top, but just right. So, by now I guess it is obvious how much I love this restaurant, try it if you haven`t already. There`s something for everyone.

I went here for a friend's birthday a few months ago, had a great experience, food was cooked to…read moreperfection and it has a nice cosy and traditional atmosphere.

An old fashioned sophisticated English restaurant with good service. I arrived first, waiting for…read moremy friend. The water was nice enough to invite me to sit at the bar and even offer me some iced water (it was a 35C/ 95F day in England). They obviously didn't have any air con (this being olde Englande) but the decor is beautiful and very elegant.

I used to go to Warwick Uni, and back in my day this place was the best pub in South Leam for a…read moredecent ale and pub vibe. Apparently it has been revamped into some poncy wine bar (of which there are too many in Leamington). I find it a great shame. Food used to be good to.

Great atomsphere at the Jug! Feels like a good old fashioned pub but trendy in it's own qwerky…read morelittle way. There are several rooms, pool table at the back. There are on some occassions live bands playing and they also have live mic nights which are always a good laugh. Have happy hours (which are great) the choice of cocktails and other drinks are varied. Its a great place to relax with friends and have a good knees up. On the many occassions I have been there, my group have always ended up chatting to another group of people. Everyone is friendly and the whole experience generally a good one!