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.

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.

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.

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

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.

the oliver twist is my local its a great meeting place and plays a big part in our community, it…read morehas 3 rooms which can be hire out, it offers a range of drinks to cover everyones taste, the staff are very frendly, this pub can get busy but it has a lovely country feel to it, it offers a smoking area out the frount and back and offers a free large carpark at the back, its in walking disitance to the bus stop

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.

A great pub and eatery with a locals bar and posh dining area. Pronounced peeps, the Pepys has been…read morearound as a quality restaurant for years. The interior has been completely redecorated with a clean contemporary style. There is also a large glass conservatory added to the back which holds a large seating area. The food is consistently good here with a good mix of classic pub food (steaks, burgers etc) with some finer cuisine (asian fusion, fish etc). Service is good with attentive staff even on a busy night. The pub has also retained its local character with a seperate bar for the locals. This gives the place a good buzz which is sorely missed from some modernised pubs. Overall a good local pub with a long tradition of delivering good food. This is a fairly safe bet for a night out with friends or just the 2 of you.

Sunday lunch was a mixed day out. The pub is in a lovely and 'quaint' village setting. The main bar…read moreis really just a holding area for the bar tales and restaurant. NO TV result. Beef, lamb and belly pork was chosen for lunch and everyone was quietly satisfied with the meal that was presented perfectly. Extra gravy was provided without. Whilst the meal was presented woth top quality in mind and it looked top shelf, the dishes were overpowered by the yummy red cabbage. Shame. Service was unassuming but prompt and polite with the staff clearly happy to ensure that you have a pleasant experience. Evening meal was excellent complimented by great surroundings.

A decent village pub. Set in the beautiful village of Lowick off the main road from Corby to the…read moreA14 it is easy to miss this little gem. The pub has real olde worlde charm from the exterior with the interior recently redecorated to incorporate the historic and modern elements of pub design. Large open fire places bring warmth and ambience to the bar area. Good selection of ales and beers with guest ales as well. The dining is good quality. They have a good menu without trying to be too fancy. The meat and fish is well sourced often from local suppliers. Steaks are a particular speciality with a range of well aged cuts and weights to choose from. Other dishes include Pork Belly Rotisserie and Roasted Wood Pigeon risotto, as well as the classics such as sausage and mash or shepherds pie. The staff are well trained and attentive. Overall a good solid performer. We have never been disappointed with the food or service. Great to take the family, or for a meal a deux.