Real ale house with 6 or 7 hand pulled beers nice food all freshread more

this is what a pub should be like good food and a hearty breakfast served at weekends the only down…read moreside the landlord is a man city fan but then again no ones perfect

Went for the food and it was a good blend of innovative and traditional. The area in the back is…read morelarge and good for groups. Friendly crowd.

From the owner: Good Beer Good food…read more Great Bands

This is on the Heritage Trail. Horse and traps used to go through it. The huge gangway is still…read morethere. There are not different rooms as such but there are 4 separate parts and a large beer garden which has a small fountain in one corner. There is also a large car park at the back. The people are friendly and the drinks are about average prices. It's all clean and accessible. There is a tv in one room but if you don't want to watch football, you can go anywhere else in the pub or sit outside to avoid it! Children are welcome and it's not very busy.

For those who are local or are visiting the heart of England, you will find The Moat House to be an…read moreexcellent choice for a meal or even just a drink. Sat near the historical Coughton Court and surrounded by lush English countryside, The Moat House offers a traditional pub atmosphere but with a convenient modern twist. The pub was updated a few years ago. The update kept the best of the old pub feeling but added an atmosphere and furniture scheme that is comfortable and almost coffee house like. On a nice day the gardens are well appointed with seating, tables and even a teepee. The food is exceptional. From classic fish and chips to the house speciality, pizza, you will not be disappointed. If you are stoping in for a drink, the bar is fully stocked and sits just off the dinning areas. As a guy from Los Angeles, I found the Moat House to be exactly what I had hoped to find in an English pub and restaurant.

The restaurant offers a wide range of foods including specials, and at great prices. Food I'd yo…read morethe highest of standards and the restaurant is very clean and well lit.

Now when you visit the countryside you don't really expect to find a bar as a city dweller might…read moreexpect it but No. 1 really was just that. Feeling a little swanky at it but still, cheaper than most of the traditional pubs surrounding it, a good area to get up and strut your stuff, and close enough the other aspects of "nightlife" in town (not to mention close to bed if you've opted for one of the travel lodges). No.1 felt like the perfect start to an active stratford night. Now i wouldn't normally review a place i had spent such a small amount of time in (without much of a yelp head on for it either - no food, no carefully laid tests for the staff). But one act from the staff compels me: We were walking into town, unsure where would be open, it was really very late. Two intimidating looking bouncers are stood outside No1 (as is their job). We pause across the road, wondering at a country bar that needs bouncers like that, i was about to walk on when they bellowed, "don't worry its nice in here, come on over!" Both with beaming smiles, one walked us in and pointed us to a good spot to sit and the other instructed my friend as to where to smoke (out the front it seemed was less windy that night). I was amazed, to be honest i'm used to bouncers being short tempered and sometimes pretty brash with you (thats just part of city life!). This is the first review i've penned where the security made a place worth visiting for me, well done guys!!

Such a quaint place to come & see with the crazy uneven floor pretty gardensread more