I brought my Grandparents here after a hospital jaunt as one of their church friends recommended…read moreit. The decor is lovely, someone has taken serious effort to sort the place out, full of wood, mismatched chairs, prisms, geometrics, copper and succulents- so as nice as it is, it will date quickly if they haven't devised a cunning way to keep up with other trends. Drinks were ordered immediately, and then it was a very long wait before they took our food order, but then that came quickly. The prices and presentation seem to be more of an attempt at gastro pub than the actual food itself, although it is adequate. It's like they've done it on a budget, but kept the prices the same. To quote my grandfather; "It's like they've been watching too much TV, and that you've got one of those display versions instead of an actual meal".

I really love going to the seven stars pub with my family, it is massive so no problem finding a…read moretable and there are kids games (teddies to try and win) and a carvery section and also a restaurant menu. The kids meals are very good and also adult ones as well. Only one bone to pick, my plate was too small when i had a carvery, had to keep refilling. There is a kids playbarn next door and my kids had a great time in there without being pushed about.

Our party of 5 was warmly welcomed on arrival and shown to our pre-booked table. Staff were…read morefriendly and enthusiastic, and we ordered from the extensive menu. Food was tasty and well-presented, and we all enjoyed desserts. There was no problem arranging a tab for payment at the end of the meal; so many venues now do not allow this. As one of our party said, the chips here are "the best in Stafford" and could be equalled only by another Marston's venue in the town. The Chet has a large car park, and on the A34 just south of Stafford in the village of Brocton.

I have used this pub over the years when I have been to Milford Common for the day. Its almost…read moreopposit the turning for Brocton which takes you to the common. Its a Bank's ale pub and offer 2 for 1 offers, plus the usual Marstons menu. The ale has always been consistent and the food has always been well cooked as the full car park seems to testify. Worth a visit if travelling the A34.

Our family had a wonderful meal here. The food was very good and the service was outstanding. I…read morewould recommend a visit.

Order at the bar, neighborhood pub. Food is so-so. Tandoori chicken was decent, oddly enough…read moreveggies were the part that were overdone. Bar service was friendly. Have eaten here multiple times over the years, a decent neighborhood estate location and a large bar area.

Awful - If you want to know why the British pub is dying = Study this place…read more Rubbish food / No cellar craft (= Cr*p beer). Unwelcoming / Poor hospitality. The sort of place where if you ever have the misfortune to visit - It should leave you questioning the life choices one has had imposed upon you - because heck knows, one would wish to be anywhere else than this pretentious dive.

Absolutely brilliant We went one Xmas day 3 course meal and…read morewas bang on customer service was excellent and the staff was very polite and the scene was very Christmassy the food was great very tasty Highly recommend

I like my carvery. A lot. So I always have high hopes when I go to have one. And I have never been…read moredisappointed here, and I doubt I ever will be. Just South-East of Stafford down the A34, next to the River Trent is the Radford Bank Inn. The building is split on two-levels, with the restaurant downstairs and the upstairs being a Lounge Bar. You have to enter downstairs in the car park area which can be confusing if you have never been there before. As with most carveries, your choice is of Turkey, Gammon and Beef and with most carveries I have been to, I am never disappointed. Monday to Saturday a Carvery costs £3.50 and on Sunday it costs £6.50. There is plenty of non-carvery options available also for those who have weird senses of taste. :-) Drinks are pretty cheap too with a pint of Carlsberg being £1.99, from what I can remember, and they do bottles of Woodpecker! Very refreshing! One note of caution, it can get busy on Sundays due to its popularity, so a short wait may be in order. If that's the case, the bar upstairs is a good place to relax. 6 Stars! Out of 5! Flawless display. P.S. Some very friendly staff too, it must be said.