Just make your bookings earlier and have a Fun filled experience with all round Dishesread more

Amazing food Good drinks…read more Good price Good service Ambiance is ok It is veryyyyyyy nice and yummy and filling I definitely recommend going here

Probably known as the best restaurant in willenhall. Varied menu (mainly british) plus plenty of…read moredaily specials. I place to visit for a special celebration.

Hamilton's Restaurant is part of the A Parkview Hotel in Wolverhampton,UK . Its an excellent…read morerestaurant, reasonably priced with excellent food and excellent service. Highly recommend it.

Great Indian food in an amazing setting…read more The Kings Repose is set in a very old English cottage which is cozy inside and beautiful outside The place is always buzzing so make sure to make reservations and be ready to wait a bit at the bar on the ground floor. There is plenty of Cobra beer to keep you refreshed during the wait. The menu has plenty of options and the staff is super helpful and attentive The food is delicious....vindaloo and madras options with chicken or lamb are my favorite but everything is full of flavor and spice. Servings are quite big and great for sharing

Best Indian food in the midlands!!! My family and I eat there at least once week sometimes more…read more The staff are friendly and the cooks are very knowledgeable. Beautiful atmosphere and decor. Would highly recommend to anyone.

I first heard about Gio's when the gent himself contacted me about his new restaurant venture in…read moreWalsall. As well as running a restaurant in a little community centre, he also runs a number of classes in the Community on healthy eating to help educate children and parents about sourcing ingredients and the benefits of eating good food. When he invited me down to have a look at the place and have a chat about it, I couldn't help but say yes! First thing to note is that (depending on which way you get down there), it can be a little difficult to find. Hidden on a housing estate, Gio's deli is situated on the corner of a cul-de-sac within a community centre. It took us a little while to get there by car, but that's mainly due to the traffic on the motorway. On a good day (traffic wise) I reckon you could get there by car within around 25 minutes. You can catch public transport to Walsall, but a cab from the centre would be recommended if you plan on visiting. Gio's ethos is about providing good, Italian food without the snobbiness or high price tag. His prices are extremely fair! Last night me and Dan went down for dinner and a three course meal (including a coffee) was the less-than-princely sum of £13.50. Main dishes start from £3.50 and there are a number of options for smaller plates (if you don't have a huge appetite). It's also BYOB - so feel free to take down a bottle of wine or some good beers to accompany your Italian feast! It really is a lovely little restaurant. It feels like you're stepping into Gio's living room as the space is warm, welcoming and you are surrounded by knickknacks and trinkets (I particularly liked the collection of teapots). We were welcomed as soon as we stepped in the door and were served by Gio's daughter, Gabriella, who is the front of house while the man himself cooks all of the food. As I am one for a big dinner (I know, shock right?), we opted for the 3 course and cracked open our wine. The first course was a selection of Antipasto including cured meats, the most amazing focaccia I have ever eaten and a piece of frittata. We were also bought over olive oil, balsamic vinegar and an infused chilli oil to drizzle over our food. It was all 100% spot on. No complaints whatsoever! It's also worth nothing that there are quite a few vegetarian options on the menu - so have at it veggies! Between courses, Gio came over and we had a lovely chat about the area, his time in Italy (he has Italian roots and is keen to create genuinely authentic food) and the aims of the restaurant and the classes. He bakes and makes everything fresh, so no store bought boring pasta here - it's all freshly made. Our main course was a selection of 4 pastas. We had a veggie lasagne, a meat lasagne, a dish with thick "noodle" style pasta and veg and gnocchi. I'm not normally a fan of gnocchi, but this was lighter than I was expecting (as was the lasagne which is made with crepes rather than pasta sheets). Again, this was all amazing - but I was STUFFED afterwards! We had to have a break after this as we had dessert coming! The dessert ended up being fantastic too - like a creme caramel made with egg custard. I just about managed to finish everything, but I was struggling to keep my eyes open after the meal with the delicious mix of the warm surroundings, good food and homely atmosphere. I loved our visit to Gio's. Racking up a bill of just £27.50, there is really NOTHING to complain about. We were even given a bag of focaccia to take away, so we could warm it up and enjoy it at home! I can't think of a more pleasant way to spend a Monday evening than enjoying some great food with great company and a great place. Gio.... My only issue is that you are too far away to pop in often, but believe you me - we'll be back!

Absolutely fabulous food . Staff are helpful and there's a really feel of being in Italy …read more Surroundings are cute and miss matched its a lovely cheap quality place to eat

I've been here a few times now and the food, ambience and deco is so classy…read more I must admit I prefer the evening menu cos they serve fish and main meals. In the day it's more snack type food. Great place to meet up with friends or before the theatre! Good location by public transport & the Grand theatre.

Hungry Bistro is fantastic. Great selection of drinks including locally brewed beers. The food is…read moretop class and the staff are lovely. Only downside is they're closed on Sundays and Mondays, but I've had a positive experience there every time I've been. We had a private party there last year and the staff were just fantastic - they bent over backwards to accommodate all of our vegans and gluten free guests, as well as happily allowing us to drink the bar dry!! My husband loves their lemon meringue pie, and I highly recommend the cajun chicken burger. Yum!

I've been to a couple TGI Fridays before, in Aberdeen and Sheffield and I didn't enjoy it that…read moremuch, but now Walsall has the restaurant so I wanted to try it out. The other weekend we went in about 5pm and could not get a table unless we wanted to wait 1.45 hours so we left. Next day I phoned up to book a table for a week's time, to be told all bookings were filled but some tables are free for walk ins, but there may still be a long wait. So we planned it, to arrive on opening at 12pm (we actually arrived at 11.30am n had a walk round the shops lol). We got our table and used a birthday offer email for smoothies and ordered a main each. I had the jack Daniels chilli hot dog and my boyfriend had the chicken strips. The chicken was nice, I really liked the sauce. My hot dog was best one I have tried, compared to Marco Pierre White etc the bun was soft and fresh. Only thing was it was all served in a trough like container so it was hard to slice the hot dog up and very messy to pick up and eat. But I managed it. You do have to pay for parking outside TGI but the restaurant is good. I would come again.. I played the match n win game on their app and won a bottomless Coke drink which expires in October so it's worth downloading the app. Download the TGI Fridays UK App, use my code LingYi78, scan barcode on your receipt and you'll get a free appetiser!

Where do start? Second visit here after it opened a couple of months ago. Well the first visit was…read moreplagued with long waits and not being able to get hold of our server. Was hoping for a better experience. Well it's a wet and windy bank holiday Monday. First of all we drive round the pay & display car park to no avail so we had to park over the road. After trying to decide where to eat we chose TGIs we were informed there would be a 30 to 40 minute wait. We went and sat at the bar to have a drink to wait. About half an hour later our buzzer went off and we were shown to our table. This was a high booth right outside the toilet door by the pass. Not a problem unless you are vertically challenged like me. I felt like Alice in Wonderland because my feet were swinging and came no where near the rail for your feet. We had already been looking at the menu while at the bar. It took 10 minutes for our server to come over to take our order. A Let's Play Ball hot dog with no pickle or ketchup and a crispy duck fajita with a Coke Zero no ice. My partner had his drink of Coke Zero he had at the bar. Another 10 minutes wait for the coke which came with ice, I reminded our server that I had asked for no ice. She took it away and returned with a drink sans ice. We watch food pile up on the pass before it went out some on there for more than 10 minutes. About 25 minutes after we ordered our food came out. My tortillas came out then I had to wait for my duck. Our food had not say for long. Mine was ok just really really messy. Not first date food. My partner didn't like the topping on his hot dog the bit in to one of the fries. He pulled a face and went yuck. I knew they were seasoned. He can't have salt due to medical reasons and hasn't for about 9 months. I then tried one and they were disgustingly salty. I called our server over. Explaining that no where on the menu does it say the fries are seasoned just crispy. That we normally would ask for no seasonal on if stated on the menu. She tried to offer us more fries but my partner didn't want them. I asked to speak to the manager. A manager, Nigel came over. I explained again and he tried to offer us more fries but my partner refused. I just said they were over seasoned and it should be stated. We were asked a couple more times by a couple of people if everything was OK. We replied yes so we didn't have to explain again. My partner ate half of his hot dog and none of the fries. I ate most of my fajitas. We then waited for our server to clear our table and get the bill. I nipped to the toilet to wash my hands because they were sticky from my fajitas. I returned and no one came. About 10 minutes had passed. Some then dropped something in the kitchen and a shard of ceramic about the size of a thumb nail came frying over the pass and hit my partner on his arm. I shouted 'that just hit him on the arm' and a manager was summoned. We then started discuss what happened again. He then said he would sort something out and went off to get our bill. After I explained we had been waiting for the bill and table to be cleared for 10 minutes. I said the service and experience had not been good and half off the food had not been enough. After my partners arm had started bleeding. He then wanted it to go in the accident book. He then just came out with a folded piece of paper the said we didn't have to pay anything. We told him we would not return. They even took food off the pass that could have had shards of ceramic in from the drop. If you want the TGI experience avoid Walsall and go to Hagley Road or Sutton Coldfield much better all round. Just to add I have been home for two hours and the food is still repeating on me. I think it is the greasiness of the duck.

An awesome gem in Walsall. Probably the better of all the indian BBQ pubs in Walsall area…read more They serve a selection of good draught beers with some good whiskys also. The food is very good, the portions are small but the prices are cheap so that makes up for it. The taste of the mix grill and curries is very authentic. They have 2 bars, a small beer garden and a dining area also.

So this is the 4th 'indian barbecue' pub I have been to. So far this is the biggest one, from the…read morefront it is deceiving as you walk through to a big, light dining area. We we on a Sunday early evening so it was busy but we managed to get a table for the six of us ok. I would recommend booking if there were any more then six of you though. So as for the food, we ordered enough for 4 of us to be absolutely stuffed for just over £30. This was for the large mixed grill, chips, two curries and 4 naans. All very tasty. The keema curry was a bit too spicy (all four of us agreed) which was a shame as it took away the enjoyment of the other tasty food a little. Overall very flavoursome and fresh though! I'm giving four stars as the dining area was quite loud and chaotic and there wasn't waiter service. I would give back though!

I think I've been here before, and I think it was a huge let down. With a cheese plate consisting…read moreof a chunk of cheddar. Gah! This time it was awesome. Lovely asparagus and artichoke salad, noodles with king prawns and chicken, and 4 cheeses on my cheese plate, with a stunning fig chutney. Nommy, nommy, nom!

We couldn't get a table at TGI Fridays which has not long opened in Walsall so we went next door to…read morechiquitos and got a table straight away. It was our first time in this restaurant and it was pretty busy with people constantly walking in. We ordered our drinks, I had a strawberry mojito and I watched the waitress as she brought my drink round that it was leaking out!! Anyway it was a nice cocktail. It took a while for someone to take our order but eventually we got served. I had chicken wings - halopeno which were too spicy!!! Then I decided on 3 plates of street food and extra side of fries (which ended up being shared). My boyfriend used his cineworld annual pass for a 25% discount. It's a nice restaurant. Car parking outside isn't free. It's pay and display.

Greasy food waste of money waiters was very polite but the food was rubbish had my meal refundedread more