Loved my meal here and I've already been back. I had known about this place for a while and never…read morehad got around to going here. I think this is now going to be my new pub to go out to for meals. They have a pretty large menu but the food is good. I really enjoy the starters here and both times I have ended up ordering two starters as my main. The Tolley is a really nice little country pub with good food. I need to try their Sunday Roast.

An evening well spent, great value, food and service were excellent. Nice venue, a little off the…read morebeaten track but well worth the visit. Go in a group with a designated driver and sample the cocktails, you won't be sorry. Highly recommended the food was wonderful.

The Swan is a lovely village pub in Braybrooke which attracts visitors from further afield. It is…read morein a lovely traditional building with a homely bar to sit in whilst enjoying a drink, or you can sit outside in the very nice beer garden at the back - the pub has recently won an award for the quality of the gardens. There is also a large, covered decking area to sit on, which has heaters to enable it to be used all year round. The Swan is noted for its food, delivery decent quality pub food at a consistent standard - the restaurant is always busy so they must be doing something right. It is an Everards pub so the ales are the standards Beacon, Tiger and Original, none of which are much to write home about so the occasional guest ales are always welcome.

Lovely, comfortable surroundings and genuinely friendly staff. The food was of a very high standard…read moreand beautifully presented. Excellent value for money. A bit special whether you go for the restaurant type meals or for the basic pub grub. Highly recommended.

Regular traditional pub. I think the cool think is that they have old pub games like skittles…read more Generic music is a real no deal for me when it comes to pubs. Even though I had no one to chat to the volume and style was not in keeping with the type of pub. Beer was a plus Everards Tiger went down smoothly.

One of the stopping off places during Rowell Fair's Monday opening procession - get used to rum…read morewith milk. A pleasant small town pub with garden, old timers will remember it as The Sun.

A beautiful historic pub in the heart of a quaint market town…read more The charter is named after the Rothwell charter: The granting of the charter is celebrated annually by the week-long Rowell Fair. The fair is opened on the first Monday after Trinity Sunday each year by the Proclamation. Starting at 6am at the west door of Holy Trinity church, the bailiff of the Lord of the Manor rides through the town accompanied by a guard of halberdiers and the Rowell Fair Society Band. At each public house he pauses to read aloud the charter. At the conclusion of each reading the crowd cheers God save the Queen and the Lord of the Manor and the band plays the National Anthem. The proprietor of the public house then serves the bailiff and his guards with drinks including the traditional Rowell Fair rum and milk. The local townspeople then attempt to disarm the halberdiers before the party moves on to the next public house. The pubs traditionally remain open after the proclamation, so much merriment is to be had all through the morning. Many people believe that Rowell Fair should be moved from its current position in the centre of the town as it causes congestion. This pub is full of quirky historical charm. Everything you expect from a little village/ town pub, sit in the nooks and crannies and have a pint of ale, or sit by the large open fire place and enjoy a good quality bar snack! This pub seems very popular with the locals and is packed at the weekends so get there early if you want a good seat!

Great pub! Love the atmosphere here, and the 80's punk/Indy/goth vibe it right up my street. Run by…read morea fantastic couple with real personality, and there is even a deal where you buy a few pints and get one free! Food available too, nothing flashy, but good, honest home cooked fare. They have a bouncy castle and toys in the garden for kids, and although I'm not a 'child person', it has never intruded on my experience.

And and stop great and very accommodating the car but my clearly an issue because one of them and…read morethey will feel like shit and the gravy was very nice

Even though I went here in 2011, a family member went here recently and we experienced the same…read moreissues. -Cold food and uncooked, al dente vegetables -A long wait for food and mixed up orders -Un-welcome and impolite waiting staff I'm all up for giving places second chances, but The Thornhill Arms has lost a customer in me and my family. i'd reccomend giving this place a wide berth.

Just awesome nice local pub friendly staff and landlords always makes you welcome and the quiz on a…read moreSunday excellent

Absolutely brilliant food and service being gluten intolerant it's hard to find good food free from…read moregluten but here is amazing lively place great food great staff