My brother and I have friends who live in Leamington Spa, and so they picked this place for our…read moremeet-up on a Saturday afternoon. The location is fantastic, as there was a local market going on just a few steps away from the entrance to this Pub, and while my brother and I had arrived as the stalls were packing up, our friends said this market is where they do their weekly shopping and pick up local gee-gaws. The interior of the Pub/ Restaurant is very bright and spacious and loved the indoor garden. The decor references the name, as there are tons of styles as coffee pots displayed on the shelves scattered around on the walls. The seating is comfy and there are a variety of table options available, but we decided to go for the bench seating. The architecture features are beautifully Victorian, and I also found out this tavern was originally established as a teetotal alternative to Warwick's pubs! That ban is no longer in effect and now they have a great menu selection available of ales, craft ciders, cocktails and wines. From looking at the menu, it was very classic British dishes like toad-in-the-hole and chicken-and-ham-hock pie. However I wasn't hungry, so didn't order anything, but my brother decided to get their Sticky Toffee Pudding. You have to go place your order & pay at the Bar, there is no table service and this place was hopping so it took a good 10 mins for my brother's dessert to arrive at the table. I thought the Sticky Toffee was okay - not the best I've ever heard, but it certainly won't go on my list of worst ever eaten! I did think the cake was a bit too dense - didn't have that true light and airy feel normally get with a perfect baked pudding cake, however I will give props cause their Toffee sauce didn't taste sickly-sweet. So while I would give then a 3-star rating based on this menu item, have bumped it up as overall atmosphere as so great. I might return and try some of the other menu choices, but perhaps not the Sticky Toffee Pudding! Yelp 178/ 2019

They had a couple of cask ales in addition to the generic beers, and the Purity Mad Goose is a…read moregreat beer. Food-wise I had a tuna steak that was all right served with some tasty vegetable stew and french fries (which I try to avoid, though these were at least pretty good french fries). The wifey had a burger that went down without complaint. Interesting bar space with some history to it.

I had a very disappointing meal last night. Half chicken with fries. The fries weren't got and had…read moreto be sent back and l got more at least 10 minutes later. The gravy wasn't hot either and since the guy didn't come back for 10 minutes there was no point complaining as l had started on the chicken before it became cold too. Considering it was just chicken chips and gravy, it's hard to understand how it could be so bad.

I've been coming to the Saxon Mill for years but always thought it was a bit overpriced. With…read morecurrent inflation however, general pricing has caught up and the prices seem reasonable suddenly. The food always seems fresh and the service is better than most country pubs. Mind your head in several places downstairs but that all adds to the authenticity, right? Take a leisurely walk after lunch and definitely save room for dessert.

We turned up on spec,but they soon had us seated . The surroundings were lovely, and smart. We had…read moregreat service from a lovely lady who was knowledgeable and had good humour. Food was super- tasty and great quality Would definitely reccomend, especially for the specials nights. BB.

My favorite pub in the world…read more Excellent beers/ales, fantastic food and the location is awesome. Service is always nice.

After a long train ride from London my party of 4 was absolutely starving! So starving that we…read morecouldn't help, but attack the bread the waitress brought to our table as soon as we were seated at Rose and Crown. Boy, that was good bread. For my meal I ordered the goat cheese sandwich, which came with a tomato, red pepper, and parsnip soup. The soup did the trick of warming me up right away! The goat cheese sandwich was just OK. I never thought I'd say this since I absolutely love goat cheese, but they overdid it on the cheese a bit. I think they used 10 goats to make this one sandwich. Someone else at the table was smart enough to order a side of fries (umm, I mean chips) so I put my sandwich aside and ate those instead. Others at the table munched on ravioli, ceasar salad, and mushroom risotto. Everyone seemed to enjoy their meal. I also liked that their coffee came with lots of sugar cubes (I ate 3 just on their own!) and smarties (one of my favorite candies). They may not know how to make a goat cheese sandwich at Rose & Crown, but they sure know how to serve a good cup of coffee!

Foodie gastropub disguised as a traditional English pub. Located right in Warwick's market square…read more Perhaps the best meal of many that we had over eight days in the UK. Kid friendly. Reasonable local ale for just £4.10 each. Shared the £7.50 Camembert with croute toast as an appetizer. It didn't last very long. Loved the Deli Plates tapas-style tasting menu concept. If I ever open a restaurant, I'm totally ripping off that idea! Loved the Poached Salmon with arugula and the Smoked Mackerel Pate. Nice ales and reasonable wine prices. Very pleasant and personable table service.

Cute inn pretty much by itself on this stretch of road between Daventry and Royal Leamington Spa on…read morethe North side of the A425. This Inn turned pub mainly caters to barge travelers who motor up and down the canal between Oxford and Rugby. Only main gripe was that the service was REALLY slow. It took 65 minutes for us to receive our food (3 people). But when we did, we were not disappointed at all. It's hard to say bad things about a place when the food is so darn good. Fish and Chips, Buffalo Burger, and Fish Pie are absolute winners. The owner is originally from the Netherlands and very accommodating. If you're in this area of Warwickshire, and you have a couple of hours to spend during lunch, I highly recommend the food here. Very cozy.

Great Inn with decent food and friendly helpful staff…read more Nice menu with good selection; reasonable selection of drinks/wines. Good service, never found it slow, even when busy.

Very nice neighborhood pub! They have live music on Thursdays. When sports games are going on, the…read moregames are displayed all over the pub on the various TV screens. Ambiance is good, outdoor and indoor seating, and clean. What more would you want from a neighborhood pub?

From the owner: We are massive fans of the Great British Pub & we try to be as Pubby as we can every day in our…read morelittle corner spot. Proper Pubs don't take bookings - that's what restaurants do & we are not one of those. We like to think that we are a Pub that does food. Not a Restaurant that does drinks. We only have 10 tables, so we don't take reservations. However we do have a large table that fits up to 12 peeps so if you are a large group please do call ahead and let us know... Or if you're feeling super special then you might consider our first floor private dining room. This room also seats up to 14 peeps. Again, please call ahead so we can ensure that you have your very own pug pub person to look after you during your visit...