Well,, it seems I will start off negative, sigh! As far as I know, garlic bread should be cooked…read morebefore the cheese is slapped on, pie in the face style., This culinary mishap, was unfortunately suffering from thermo nuclear moisture, you pick it up, it bends in half yay for bad food!! Luckily, when the main course came, chips and with a chunky steak pie. yummy!! I know this stuff isn't fresh, its all delivered frozen, but boy, it was tasty and cooked perfectly! Gravy oozing out, tasty meat, and peas swimming delightfully in the stuff. I was I had taken a picture, it was postcard perfect. Calorific, stodgy, filling and belt popping, not for some one watching their figure, or not looking to become a miniature satellite orbiting Jupiter. For the price this is what i expect, wonderful taste, affordable, fattening. Good selection of beers and spirits, friendly helpful staff, clean tables, very polite always ask how things are. This is one place I intend to revisit for sure. Love it!! Except I wont have the soggy bread option next time. i would have rated it higher if it wasn't for the poor starter.

This is a really nice big pub with a nice atmosphere. It is set on the outskirts of town so it is a…read moregreat place to meet up with friends who don't all live nearby, and also a nice place to take the family. They serve food which is typical pub style food which is nice and there are plenty of tables including some outdoor patio tables. The prices are reasonable, the food is good value and the service is usually pretty good too. It is the similar style to the Priory and the Needle and Awl pubs which are all situated within a few miles of each other.

Lovely, traditional English pub. They've got all the important things nailed. Cold beer, hot food -…read moreand at great prices. Really friendly bar/restaurant staff that greeted me like a long-lost friend. There is a great restaurant - full of English charm and the food is just what you expect and need from a proper British boozer. The essentials of a pool table and dart board are also in place! Plenty of parking in the car park and a cheery open fire adds to the charm. There is a function room and private dining room (we had a good nosey around) and there are murals on one wall of the famous faces that used to frequent - Rod Stewart, Noel Edmonds, U2 and various famous faces from an epic time in British music history. It's not a music venue as such now but there are occasional bands, quiz nights and other events on. Worth checking in if you are passing through or are nearby. Woollaston is a really pretty little village for a wander around. Hope you enjoy as much as I did!!

A pub with a fantastic reputation delivers a great night out and doesn't disappoint. The Wollaston…read moreInn used to be known in the 1970s as a mecca for live acts with outstanding bands making the trek from the city out to this little oasis in the country. Acts such as U2, Status Quo, Thin Lizzy and John Peel himself are all said to have played there in their early career. Obviously the pub has changed radically since those heady days of rock and roll. The old hall upstairs which was used as the club can still be hired out for events. With its large windows and stripped floor it has a fantastic charm for an intimate wedding or celebration. However, you will be pleased to hear that there is no evidence of the 70's disco that it used to be. The restaurant downstairs is a revelation to the village. Chris the head chef has brought high quality dining to the area much like his predecessor brought quality rock bands. His menu is interesting without being pretentious with classics such as game, steak and chicken sitting beside a great fish menu. The selection changes regularly so each time there is something new to try. His wine list is also very strong and we have enjoyed many a night sampling a range of grape derived delights. The pub offers private dining as well as the hall and restaurant so it can cater for family groups of up to 10 or 12 people. On the nights we have been there the place has been busy so I recommend booking ahead of time. In conclusion I would highly recommend this place if you are in mind for top notch food in a historic setting.

Great old fashioned "proper" pub. Huge selection of real ales and ciders. Friendly staff. Good…read moreselection of meals - especially their famous pies ! Also has a large and attractive beer garden out the back.

If you like an old world pub then this is it, and a great selection of beers and ales. What is good…read moreis it caters for an older customer so no teenagers drinking which is good. They serve food and the quality is great but you have to check which days they serve as it is not always every day. In the summer the beer garden is worth going out into, it's large and a sun trap.

What a fabulous find! The staff are so welcoming. Beautifully decorated with a lovely garden and…read moredog friendly. We went for a Sunday roast and it was DELICIOUS! Can't rave about the place enough. Thank you!

The Red Well is a nice large pub situated in the middle of Wellingborough with a nice large bar and…read moreplenty of seating areas including tables and seating booths around the edge of the pub. The prices are really cheap as it is part of the Weatherspoons group which are know for good drinks prices. It has a friendly atmosphere and gets very busy at weekends. They also sell food which is standard pub food such as fish and chips, burgers or lasagne, but it is great value and there are often offers on the meals. It is a nice place to pop in for a drink and a quick meal on a Saturday afternoon or a great place to go out with friends on a Friday or Saturday night as it is within walking distance the other pubs and the nightclub Life. There are plenty of places you can park in nearby streets and there is also a small car park around the back of the pub too.

The Red Well is a fairly typical JD Wetherspoon pub, you know what you're going to get, it's fine…read moreand it's very good value, if nothing to write about. So for the past two years, every Thursday for their 'Curry Night' a friend and I have been going there, once a week for one of their very good value curry meals. A decent range of mostly tasty curries, with sides of mango chutney, popadoms and naan bread, served with a drink from a good range too. Most of the time the ales are drinkable, despite claims of superior ability with regards to real ales, I doubt they'd win any awards for the range nor the way they keep them - but still drinkable all the same. So why suddenly write now? Last night we were served a meal that potentially was uncooked. It was certainly cold and when pointing this out to the manager, a tirade of abuse about us easting "half" of the meal (he later conceded that we'd had one mouthful after making him fetch the dishes from the kitchen) and that that he only had our word for the fact that it was cold! Although quite what we'd have to gain by lying about something like that I do not know. There was no apology and only an offer of "reheating" our meals was made. Pointing out that no-one had apologised for the problem, he then got personally offensive, saying that I was "too bone idle" to listen to him apologise. We demanded a refund, and left and enjoyed a similarly priced meal, with people that smile at their customers rather than shout at them, just around the corner from this pub. Calling their Customer Service department this morning, they were similarly disinterested in the fact they'd served a meal that was stone cold - so I guess we'll not be going to this place, nor any other Weatherspoons again, in case next time I get food poisoning!

Our very well behaved Labrador not welcome. not even on dhitty outside tables srinking of fag ends…read more Menu looked cr4p anyway. spent £50 elswhere. Big mistake - huge!

Pint and a curry on Tuesdays 5.99, winner. So I went with a burger and fries. The decor in this pub…read moreis a little antiquated, but general the beer is good, with an extreme selection at the bar and in the fridge. We are always greeted by friendly staff, who seem happy to serve and the food is reasonable,though for the price its great. If you want some where to cheap to dine, with tasty food, this could be the place. Back to the burger, i opted for the veggie bean burger and chips. Good choice, a little dry with a strong spicy flavor. minimal salad, and a little cheese, all good quality ingredients and well cooked. All of this at reasonable price. This is a local haunt, and I have frequented it on many occasion.Recommended and good value. Happy days!

Food was absolutely terrible - wasn't cooked properly and wrong things on the plates…read more The waiter was very rude and was acting like he was right and we were wrong. We ordered no tomatoes and yet there were 2 tomatoes on every plate. He wouldn't take it back and demanded he get us a plate to put them on. The waiter was more flippant than the chef needed to be with the eggs.

Hi there this review is honest too the point, The Dog and…read moreduck is a a really nice pub where one can enjoy a drink with a friend or group, it has a restuarant which is a typical Harvester feel. the staff are really helpfull and will do their best, to see that you are being served. The FOOD most importantly is ok it could be more fancy and a less bit dry. The service was good and this was a relaxing atmosophere. but if you want a nice place to drink then this is the place, I am ittle biased because i also live near the pub but it is a good place overall.

Quite the village pub! The New Inn is an excellent place to get a wonderful meal and a friendly…read morepint. A family run freehouse, it is probably the best restaurant in the Rushden area. Not the cheapest, not the biggest, but probably the overall best. Arthur and his family do a bang up job of providing wonderful meals and friendly service to visitors and locals alike. Always two cask ales on tap (usually Greene King IPA and Timothy Taylor's Landlord), a few draught beers and ciders, and a small bottle selection. Quite the gin selection, too, as well as a wine list. You'll be sure to find locals sitting in the cozy fire warmed pub section in the winter, or enjoying the beautiful shaded garden in the summer. Well-behaved dogs and children are welcomed!

the bell inn is is based in finedon, northants, its a quiet local pub, which sells a good selction…read moreof larger, spirits and ral ales at resonable prices, staff are frendly and go out of there way to help you theres ample parking and the pub is in easy walking distance to the bus stops

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.