The bar is behind the bakehouse restaurant and is part of the same business. As with the Bakehouse…read morethe food available is gorgeous. A great place to go and meet friends for drinks and have a snack. Very modern set up, helpful staff and even blankets in the outdoor section to snuggle in if it gets a bit chilly out! Great cocktails :)

Went for the first time with a friend. Looking for somewhere with a more cosmopolitan atmosphere…read morethan a country pub. We found it. Smart, clean, modern and 'European' in decor, it was reassuringly busy, early evening, even though mid-week. Friendly staff, we only had wines and coffees, but both were well up to spec. The Olive Lounge tickked all our boxes, and I will happily use it more in the future.

The piper is a pub I use regularly they have a great selection of real ales and good food. The…read morestaff are very friendly and helpful definitely a pub worth a visit.

This has become a bit of a regular for us since the new owner moved in two years ago. There is…read morealways a friendly crowd (whether local or not), their beer is particularly well kept and presented, the food is excellent! The Monthly Curry Night is awesome 'hats off to the chef'!

Great food and very good menu selection. Nice and clean pub. We all liked our meals and service was…read morequick.

Food Is reasonably priced, drinks and early expensive. They have a lovely restaurant and the pub…read moresection is well laid out. The garden area is well kept and looks good.

It was great i was amazed with these people lara lucy waitress emily potwash and amber and lucy…read moreherring I would Defentley recomd it

Great community pub, food, garden, live music, real ale, lively bar with ESPN and Sky.read more

Great value and a lovely family environment. Outdoor play area for young kids is great for when the…read moresun's out. Plenty of parking and right next to a hotel if you wanted to stay over. Food is pleasent and a variety of standard pub food. Unlimited soft drink refils means good value for money. Great venue for hiring out for parties ect.

Lovely restaurant/pub convienently located just off the A14. Service is friendly and one one…read moreoccasion the food was at the table by the time we'd got the drinks at the bar! Recommended.

Born and raised in this Kettering institution. Learned how to laugh love and cry here...many great…read morestaff over the years" Colin "Potman" Taylor & Alan "Big Al SM" Moreland to name a few. These days you will find Fenner Brocklesbury and La de da Robbson at the bar supping back immaculately poured pints of Everards Tiger, along with more modern types like Kimbo Kimbling and Grandson Parker partaking in fruity ciders. The juke box plays ambient tunes that compliment the thud of the darts from the elderly darters that hang out in the rear corner of the back bar. Joining the team is easy, you just need to be fluent in the language of baaaay. Recently they have been hosting Sunday afternoon live music, get your seat early at the front bar to witness the puddled dance moves of the born again 40 and 50 something's, really hilarious and engrossing stuff. Venture out into the rear garden oasis where you will find men of all ages smirting in the cigar hutch, the collection of antique children's playground equipment is the finest this side of the Pipers Hill Ward. 10 out of 10 any day.

Since the demise of Little Chef my, 'on road' to holiday breakfast, went asunder until Wetherspoons…read morestarted opening early for brekkie. This trip was the turn of The Earl of Dalkeith in Kettering. Parking just around the corner was easy. Nice pub that is a little like the TARDIS. Small on the outside but extends deep inside and upstairs to the gallery. Breakfast was like one of the best Wetherspoons. There have been times when it, obviously, had been cooked a while back but here it was off the griddle and hot, tasty and plentiful. Service was friendly, fast and professional. The only one drawback about the Earl is, I feel, tables could have been cleared more quickly and wiped down. Remember, COVID is still here. Otherwise great stop off.

A 'spoons pub frequented by mainly local people who are a good down to earth lot…read more Serves the usual menu and selection of guest ales at prices few can better. Recently had a refit & redecoration (Dec 2012). Definitely worth a visit.

Party of 7 for Sunday lunch, starters ordered and most unavailable, when the food arrived it was…read morenot hot - at best just warm. Very disappointing, service mediocre, waited over an hour for food to be served. Disorganized and lacking ability to interact with customers adequately. Overall poor - save your money or go elsewhere, this venue is not worth visiting.

Very disappointing We went to The Overstone Arms for lunch…read moreon Mothers Day, and definitely won't be going back. It was overpriced, disorganised and very poor quality. First of all, we arrived half and hour early, but had to wait over an hour for our (booked) table. When we finally sat down to eat the food was very very poor. Bland starters, very bad main courses and then microwave reheated puddings. Some of our group had beef and some had chicken, and in all cases the meat was very dry (our beef really was like shoe leather our kids couldn't eat it), while the veg had been cooked to within an inch of its life very soggy. Finally, to add insult to injury, they tried to overcharge us! At £22 for adults and £11 for kids, it was already overpriced given the terrible quality of the food. But quite how they made four adults and two kids come to nearly £140 (without any drinks or extras) is beyond me. And there was no apology when the 'mistake' was pointed out just a begrudging acknowledgment. It's been a long time since I had such a poor Sunday lunch, and given that it was a cut-down 'special' Mothers Day menu they got so badly wrong, there's really no excuse. Needless to say, we won't go back there again, and we'd advise others to give it a wide berth too.

grate for a night out they have a mixture of rooms for all kinds of people. karaoke down stairs and…read morea dance music up stairs on the ground floor mostly up to date but will play cheese