The length of service for the food is appalling. On one occasion i was informed that the wait time…read morewas up to an hour. I came in on a second occasion when it was quieter and it was just as bad! I live in the local area and it is common knowledge that the food takes forever

the food took too long to come out i was waiting over 2 hours i ended up paying and leaving without…read moremy desert arriving. Honestly i wish i would have left at the beginning also i went on a tuesday after 2 and they would not let me eat my COLD food inside. i would give 0 but the parking was decent the only tolerant thing at the establishment.

Salad bar - 10/10 service - 10/10…read more food -10/10 this was a great experience and i am very impressed with the quality of it all and i am so glad to have eaten here

A lovely place to take the family for a meal out when you can't be bothered to cook…read more The menu is simply really. Steaks, Spitroast Chicken, Fish and so on. The Earlybird option is really good. You save 1/3 on most menu items if you get there before 6pm Monday-Satuday. Which makes it a great place to take the family, just make sure you arrive at around 5pm! Just incase it gets busy. The building itself is really nice, like a converted home, it has a really cosy feel to the place. More recently they have altered the menu and added some new items which may be of interest. With this menu change has come a portion size change. Last time I visited the portion sizes had got slightly smaller. The service is very good and the staff are really happy and polite.

This was the first time i had been here since the name had changed to The Village from the Terrace…read moreBar and i much prefered it now!! The deco is traditional but modern, clean and service is great!! I had the Kind Prawn Lingiune Dish which was fab!! i like my foods spicy and asked the waiter if he could put extra garlic and chilli in it and he did so which was great!! £9.95 was the price which i think is pretty good seeing as its a King Prawn dish got loads of them in there unlike most resturant who decide to put about 2 in the dish and it was at a good size too!! Went here with all of my girls and we all had a different cocktail each and everyone enjoyed them!! Will strongly recommend here if your in town!!

I came here on a lovely sunny day and sat outside. The restaurant and outside seating area looks…read morevery nice, everything was clean, even the patio looked like it had been bleached. I was impressed with how nice the restaurant looks. The outdoor dining experience here is slightly noisy as there is a busy road just a yard away. The service was good and they do great cocktails. Unfortunately I felt the food let it down. I found that the food tasted quite bland and there was little of it, after a 3 course meal I still left a bit peckish (and that's not down to me being greedy). Disappointed that the food didn't live up to expectations and wouldn't go back in a hurry.

Came here for a lunch as I was in the area. It was typically Harvester and we were quite happy with…read morethe food served, the portions were of a good size as well as drinks being refillable. The staff were friendly, helpful and very accommodating with a young toddler. I enjoyed myself and will come back.

Yesterday evening I had a double dinner date with my fella and friends and we were looking at…read morehaving a pub dinner as they tend to be more reasonably priced than other restaurants. Expecting to come here and find your usual pub which serves cheap and cheerful food, I was surprised to find a very well presented, almost posh looking pub with a huge beer garden, medium sized pond which is home to some ducks and inside was just as good. The interior of the pub is quite charming with the wooden beams exposed and the place felt cosy and warm. It isn't huge on the inside but felt that it was laid out well and wasn't over-crowded and it's nice that the furnishings are quite modern. I had difficulty deciding what to have from the menu, although there isn't a great deal of choice on it, what was there sounded nice. I settled with calamari for starters as it's one of my favourites and chicken skewers for the main course. Calamari was okay, it wasn't the best I've had. I felt that the pieces were a bit small and there wasn't many pieces. My fella had the hot wings for starters but said that they weren't hot at all and didn't live up to the name or expectations, if anything, he said that they may have been a bit overcooked. My chicken skewers, on the other hand, were delicious! The main courses all came out big and thus, made up for the tiny portions for our starters. The chicken, courgette and peppers were cooked perfectly but I don't remember there being courgette mentioned on the menu when I ordered it, I think it was supposed to be onions instead. It doesn't really matter to me as I like both. On the side was some coleslaw and sweet chilli dip. It come with a lot of chips and pita bread. Needless to say, it was far too much and even though I was stuffed I just wanted to carry on eating because it was so nice. Two others on the table had the lamb shank and said that it tasted amazing, the other person had the fillet of steak and chips but everyone liked their mains and commented that they were presented well too. For dessert, I ordered the creme brulee which came with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and red berry compote and can't grumble at all, it was decent. Two others had dessert and said that the dessert tasted good but they could have done with having a bit more of it as the portion came up quite small. The waitress was friendly and the place wasn't loud, so it was a relaxed atmosphere. Cocktails were also yummy and fairly cheap too! I got two of the strawberry daiquiri's (which I can never properly pronounce). They went down far too smoothly and easily and actually tasted more like those Munch Bunch drinky yoghurts. Overall, a good experience and would like to come here on a warm sunny day to enjoy the garden.

This is the first time I've been to Henrys and I have got to say that I was thoroughly impressed…read morewith the service,staff and the food. The atmosphere was great, the staff were friendly and helpful and I didn't feel like I was pushed into anything The food was great as well as the service, everything was cleared out of the way at a reasonable time

Food was terrible. I had the hunters chicken with roasties and corn on the cob. The roasties tasted…read morethey were deep fried, terrible. The chicken was tasteless, no seasoning at all. The corn was however very nice. Service was too slow. No one came over to ask if we if we enjoyed the meal. No one actually cared to be honest. The atmosphere was cozy and comfortable. I wouldn't return.

American review. Roasts are classic dinner here and this one is very easy and reliable way to get a…read moreroast any time. Meats were flavorful. Plenty of gravy and sauce if you want more flavor. Sides were all substantial with breads, veggie and potatoes. Prices are very reasonable for the traveller with a medium plate costing 7£. In london price would be 20£ for same dish plus a wait. Friendly severs but dont expect much table service. Go to the bar they will get you anything you need like pitcher of water or napkins. Recommended.

This place is a Miller & Carter restaurant who 'specialise' in steak. The food is OK and some of it…read morecould be classed as nice although my meal wasn't particularly good. I had salmon with mango salsa that was pretty much non existent and incredibly oily crushed fried potatoes. I'm pretty sure it didn't mention them being fried on the menu, just served with gremolata which had also become fried by association. I made the school boy error of tipping them on to my plate like I do with all potatoes that come in additional/unnecessary crockery and had to limit the onslaught of oil with a chive garnish!! However, it is a big place and its always rammed and booking is essential as there are not many other local options. This also means it takes ages to be served, so much so one of our party who was 'in the know', ordered two pints of beer to sustain him until the waitress finally returns. Overall, if your expectations are low and/or your options are limited then book yourself up here and don't forget that additional beer!

I visited the camelot recently, having not been for some time. Upon arrival it has clearly had a…read moremajor refurbishment. I was quite peckish but the bar the bar was so comfortable that i decided to have a drink first before moving into the restaurant. I was immediately greeted by an extremely friendly lady who enquired whether or not i would be dining in the restaurant. She made me aware that there was a choice of different menus on offer. I chose a steak which is served with onion loaf and i have i have to say it was a perfect accompaniment. My whole experience was exceptional and i will be visiting again soon!!!