Fantastic food, great specials board a really great British pub, sadly too few about nowread more

AMAZING!!! As far as I remember this place has won pub food…read moreof the year ever year since Ive lived in the area. Super tasty quality food, I noticed that on the menu it even tells you which farm the meat came from, or where the ice cream was made etc. The Greek Lamb and the Gammon are both brilliant. The portions are huge and I'm always left with enough food for another meal but save room for the Holly Bush sundae because you wont ever have a such a selection of tasty locally made ice cream :) The prices are great too, last time I went it was around 30quid for the 2 of us.

Great food and service in this charming village eatery. Had no idea what the food was on the menu…read morehad to ask some questions but we'll worth it. It is like visiting an English grandmothers house for lunch.

One of Staffordshire oldest eateries is found in the heart of Stafford…read more The Soup Kitchen is a delightful place to be waited on hand and foot. It has an extensive hot and cold menu all cooked fresh and the most delightful sweet menu, some of the sweets tempt you on the way in as they are displayed in the chiller counter The staff are all ways very happy and extremely friendly. If you prefer not to have waiter / waitress service The Soup Kitchen also has an area you can queue buy what delights you want and find a table, but from many previous experiences of this place it is much better to have the waiter /waitress service. The menu is good value for money any if your passing this delightful place you really must try it out you really won't be disappointed.

I was supposed to go out on the town last night, but wasnt really in the mood - so I changed from…read moremy LBD to jeans & tee and headed down to the Spittal Brook. I'd been in here once or twice before just for a quick drink before heading somewhere else but didnt get the feel for the place (it was very quiet then) but last night was 'folk night'. It was really lovely, people were just sat around with their instruments and all did their little thing (the guy on the fiddle obviously knew what he was doing so played along to most of the songs). There were no microphones or anything. It was all low key and very welcoming. Aparently this folk night is on every Tuesday and if its good weather they move out to the beer garden and play & sing there instead. Theres a wide selection of drinks available, although, when I say a wide selection of drinks I actually mean ales. Dont expect any fancy cocktails. If you dont want ale your left with the choice of a few spirits. Outside the front door theres a sign saying something like 'NO pool table, NO sky sports, NO cocktails, ------ TOWN THAT WAY!' I think thats all you need to know to get a firm idea of what this place is like :) They also serve food, nothing fancy: chilli, cottage pie, curry, fish & chips, salads, jackets etc. any meal is £6.50 Food is only served between 12-2 and 6-9. Afraid I havnt tried it yet but as soon as I do I'll update this review!

Having been under new management for a year now, this pub has flourished. Good quiz nights,…read moreexcellent beer and a friendly welcome. Set back from the road I imagine they don't receive the foot fall that they deserve but it's well worth seeking out if you're looking for a great pint in Stafford

On Sep 7th the kings arms was taken over by a new landlord. A very new feel but still a great…read morefamily local. With real ales, whiskys and ciders and some great snacks to accompany.

Excellent country pub & restaurant great food served 7 days a week. Guest beers for us real ale…read moredrinkers The Blythe Inn Recently bought back to life by a fantastic husband & wife team make sure to say Hi to landlady Tracey when u pop in I think they're now on Facebook too facebook.com/blytheinn

Lovely food ambience and customer service. popularity of…read morethis place is on an upward curve..

Our family had a wonderful meal here. The food was very good and the service was outstanding. I…read morewould recommend a visit.

Weatherspoons in Stafford is the old Picture House. Although they have old film posters up and a…read morefew photos of old movie stars they havnt really succeeded with the whole 'film theme' it all looks a bit like clutter. The bar is huge, and like every other weatherspoons the food and drink is super cheap. The beer garden is the best thing about this place, it is filled with picnic benches and looks out over the river.

The picture house is a dark dank hovel of a weatherspoons kind of makes you feel hungover before…read moreyouve stopped drinking for the night. but it doesnt matter cus we got loads of cheap drinks tickets from some paper, you know its a decent place for a drink when you get approached by strangers asking you who is the fittest out of a friendship group of 3 uber sloshed ugly boys, hilarious fun! The food is pretty much ok as is the drink, well priced! the bar is not quite as long as the one in birmingham but for stafford its pretty humongongos!! 3 stars , have three drinks here then another few elsewhere I have seen them make hot drinks in spoons such as hot chocolate, they squirt some shit into the bottom of a cup then add hot water not nice far nicer and brighter places for coffe at night or day in the swan. Think they stop serving hot drinks in weatherspoons at 8ish becuase its to much trouble to pour some shit into the bottom of a cup and add hot water, either that or they dont cater/give a shit for T Total people trying to socialize and keep awake with their wrecked caffinated friends

Really lovely food and lovely service…read more My first post lockdown meal and it was a treat! There were a lot of halloumi fries and a lot of Malbec on our table! It's a lovely setting, in a tastefully renovated old pub, with metres of glass and busy wallpaper.

One of the nicest Gastro pubs in the area. Proper espresso coffee too!…read more Log fires, comprehensive menu and really good quality food. Definitely worth a visit. Staff very professional and welcoming too :)

I brought my Grandparents here after a hospital jaunt as one of their church friends recommended…read moreit. The decor is lovely, someone has taken serious effort to sort the place out, full of wood, mismatched chairs, prisms, geometrics, copper and succulents- so as nice as it is, it will date quickly if they haven't devised a cunning way to keep up with other trends. Drinks were ordered immediately, and then it was a very long wait before they took our food order, but then that came quickly. The prices and presentation seem to be more of an attempt at gastro pub than the actual food itself, although it is adequate. It's like they've done it on a budget, but kept the prices the same. To quote my grandfather; "It's like they've been watching too much TV, and that you've got one of those display versions instead of an actual meal".

I really love going to the seven stars pub with my family, it is massive so no problem finding a…read moretable and there are kids games (teddies to try and win) and a carvery section and also a restaurant menu. The kids meals are very good and also adult ones as well. Only one bone to pick, my plate was too small when i had a carvery, had to keep refilling. There is a kids playbarn next door and my kids had a great time in there without being pushed about.

genial hard working host, went midweek, quiet but food good, good select of beer,worth a visit.read more