We headed to City Arms around 5pm on a Friday night, it was quite busy but we found a quiet table…read moreand I got served straight away. We need a quick bite to eat before a night of eating and both found something on the 2 meals for £8. I opted for the egg noodle stir fry and my friend had ham, eggs and chips. We fancied a gin so went for a well priced Hendricks for £2.60 - bargain. At the bar I opts for chicken with my noodle which increased the price a little and I upgraded our tonic to fentimans, well worth it for 15p more. The food arrives very quickly. My noodles were a good size, the chicken was ok but a little dry but the sweet chilli sauce helped. The sauce was a bit too sweet but worked well with the other ingredients including broccoli and edame beans. I d order the dish again as I found it filling & good value. The ham and eggs looked fantastic. And the fried eggs were dippy...not something that always happens in a wetherspoons! I d return to city arms, for good value quick food

This is now a weatherspoons pub so reasonably priced on the beer and the food…read more It's a big place so usually plenty of room and space. It's quite nice inside and there is usually a decent atmosphere in there.

I'd passed here a few times on my way to get my haircut at The Spa, and it always looked like a…read morecool hangout. A Saturday afternoon craft beer mission to Leamington Wines gave the perfect opportunity to take a peek inside this independent pub. These days it's become pretty commonplace for pubs to serve cocktails, and there's a lot of lip-service going on with unimaginative samey-semeness to most place's menus that makes you wonder why they bother. The Clarendon is a different beast with a 'Drinks Trilogy' of fine spirit-based drinks. First up are fruity jam jar cocktails including the Pomegranate Paloma. Then there's a choice of seven different rum punches, with Jackie Brown at the head of the list. Completing the menu are The Seven Deadly Gins: Gin cocktails including Greed: William Chase Seville Orange Gin, Fever Tree Tonic and a dash of chocolate bitters. Happy Hour prices every day from 5pm-7pm makes these drinks just £4 each. Ales and porters are some of the quality beers on offer. The surroundings are special too. Cartoon art prints of song lyric scenes adorn the walls in this naturally well-lit pub. Come the evening there are regular acoustic and jam night, while weekends boast funk and soul nights presented by nearby Birminghammer Sam Redmore. With the sun streaming through the windows, this has to be the best place in Leamington to while away a weekend afternoon.

Decent hot food, great atmosphere, especially on Thursday nights when the house band hosts a jam…read morenight. They're on the winter menu at the moment, so the food tends to be on the warming side (which is a good thing in winter!). Had the tomato soup the other night; freshly pureed tomato with a hint of basil, and crusty bread on the side - delicious. They also make a distinction between chips and fries, which is great. I happen to prefer fries to chips, so being able to have fries with my lasagne is fantastic.

Very twee and artificial feeling. Food is good and decent choice of beers, but feels too…read morepre-fabricated. Guess like most of these kinda places. Although, there is not much else around it - so better than nothing (or McDonalds)!

Fantastic pub, part of the Sizzling Pub Co. Regular special offers and good quality food at bargain…read moreprices. Have recently been offering two meals for £5 (check http://www.sizzlingpubs.co.uk for the latest). Staff are exceptionally friendly. Shares car park with McDonalds which can make it very busy. Often full of tradesmen on a Friday evening straight after work but landlady keeps them under control. Pool table usually fully booked.

Like any town centre based Wetherspoon pub, offering food & drink at such low prices attracts a…read morecertain number of undesirable characters. Fortunately, this one is split over two levels with most of the power drinkers congregating around the bar area on the lower level. Good value food & drink. Comfortable environment (away from the bar). Located in the heart of the town centre in the market square, next to the very large Chicago Rock Cafe. Very popular in the evening also with people taking advantage of the cheaper drinks before moving on to other 'more expensive' destinations

The Moon on the Square is situated right on the market square in teh centre of Northampton and in…read moremany ways is a typical Weatherspoons restaurant with the food that it serves and the drinks that are available. There is one main difference though, this bar has no music being played on any night and has been a non-smoking pub long before the smoking ban, so it has always been a pleasant place to go and have a quiet meal with the good quality food that you'd expect. Just in case you think that you'd get bored of the company you keep when you go out for a meal, there's a decent range of fruit and game machines in the bar too, which seem to be on some kind of rotation and they're always changing what machines are there. In summary, this is a great pub to go to for a meal or to use as a meeting place for a night out, but isn't usually the most lively of places later in the evening.

I love visiting here at Christmas time and ordering a festive meal, it's such a great cosy pub…read morethat's full of glowing warmth. I've had many birthday meals here too, and the food is just amazing. The duck roast is something that I especially recommend, but for something a bit more exotic, I'd suggest trying the guinea fowl. Okay, the dishes aren't cheap, but the richness of the meat is absolutely amazing, and well worth the extra pounds. There's also some truly delicious starters such as prawn cocktail. In fact, I don't think I've ever eaten any average food here, it has always been mouthwatering; Compliments to the chef! I want seconds! In the summer, the garden at the back is a great place to grab a refreshing pint, especially when the sun is blaring. The staff here are very welcoming, and go out of their way to make sure you're comfortable, whether you're sitting inside or in the garden. I don't think there's anything bad to be said about this pub, the décor is old fashioned with wooden beams, and the atmosphere, clientele and aesthetics make the whole experience both a relaxed and enjoyable one.

I recently visited this pub at the weekend and was impressed with the new interior decoration and…read moregeneral feel of the place. This place is no longer called the Herons Nest but the Kings Arms and has really changed for the better. There are comfy sofas and armchairs, and the staff are friendly and helpful. It would be wise to book if you are thinking of coming here for something to eat, as this place is popular. I once rocked up on a Sunday afternoon, not having booked a table and was told that the food would take an hour and a half to arrive! The pub is located by the Grand Union canal, and the outside seating is popular when the sun is shining. There is ample parking too, but again the car park can get busy at the weekends. A superb place to hang out with family and friends.

I visit from the US once a year, and I really used to like stopping by here for a bite. However,…read morethey must have changed cooks recently. This year I had breakfast and the meal was completely burnt from toast to sausages. It was terrible! I can't believe they were okay serving food that was charred black. The service and staff are very friendly and nice, but I won't be returning again.

The Phantom Coach offers cheap Food and alchool is a friendly enough environment…read more Food is very reasonable for the price and i think you will be pleasently suprised with what you get. Staff arent really that helpful and it can become busy on sundays, therefore seating can be a problem. Waiting times for meals can be a pain but the food is good, nothing amazing but good. Overall it is a very good place to go out for a cheap meal or a cheap pint. Would recommend for this not for going out somewhere fancy.

The vegetarian mushroom pie was to die for! I have been thinking about it ever since. I am still…read moredreaming about this pie. Lovely family pub and delicious food. Memorable!

Part of the Marston's Inn and Taverns group on the edge of Lutterworth. Very clean and a good…read moreselection of meals and drinks. Quick and friendly service. Outdoor seating area and ample parking. Built along side a business park also home to a travelodge.

The Crown Inn is a very popular venue for Sunday Lunch. They have an extremely good value hot…read morecarvery with a choice of roasts and a varied selecton of fresh vegetables and potato dishes. Portions are very generous and the service is friendly and efficient.