Granary Grill in South Staffordshire

Afternoon tea, champagne, beautiful setting, wonderful service. It’s a little pricey but overall worth the cost & staff were lovely

Came here on a weekend away before having a baby and had a lovely Sunday lunch in a dome. Initially we were disappointed as we paid to hire the dome expecting a nicer view or something but it was literally just a clear dome next to the other outdoor seating. However staff had gone out of their way to make our visit special and this made our day. We had a little platter with brownies and some free canapés which were delicious. Our main meals were really good taste and portion size. The mocktails we tried were also great. I asked for a dessert to go and this was done with no trouble and quickly, and was just as tasty as the rest. The restaurant and the dome are wheelchair accessible although the dome entrance is pretty narrow. Staff are very friendly and helpful, service was really fast and prices are very fair. Definitely recommend eating here.

First time visitors to the Granary although I know Weston Park very well. The Granary is lovely, friendly staff, a nice chilled atmosphere and exquisite food. We came for Sunday Lunch and it has to be one of the best we’ve had. We shall return.

Lovely! Friendly attentive servers. Yummy poached eggs on avocado/sour dough plus a full English breakfast - delicious!

Been a while since we visited the Granary but it did not disappoint Food was lovely - service very good Was concerned as mixed reviews on Tripadvisor but very pleased with the Easter Sunday lunch Restaurant was busy but did not detract from service Lamb on menu too -it was really good Would definitely recommend and revisit

Fantastic experience. We were taken care of from the moment of arrival and nothing was too much trouble. Seated in the pod. Beautiful decoration and made to feel very special by all staff. Small children in the group were extremely well received and all made to feel welcome. Food was incredible. Absolutely delicious and plentiful. Highly recommend and thank you for a fantastic afternoon.

booked for mothers day breakfast , older lady who seated us was very rude and sharp did not crack her face once was told had to be gone by 11.30 for lunch serves not a problem at all but tone could have been better shame as a lovely place.

I had been looking forward to eating here for ages. I booked for my family which was 6 people. We were sat at the table nearest the kitchen but seemed to be ignored. We watched other families come and go but our sevice was slow. Starter of soup was pleasant but nothing amazing. Main of beef was a suprise. The beef was very rare but was quite tender. My sister-in-law sent her beef back asking for it to be cooked a little more. It was replaced by some overcooked beef which is not what she asked for. The dinner only had roast potatoes and cabbage. It lacked carrots etc. The cauliflower cheese was nice but with orange cheese which was a little strange. Dessert was ok. I had rhubard fool which was like a posh angel delight. My sister-in-law asked to not have blue cheese on her cheeseboard but it was still on it when brought out. She asked to return it and the waitress just whipped the blue cheese off. The other cheese wasn't eaten as the cheese smelt of the blue cheese. My sister-in-law explianed why not eaten but waitress not interested. There was no rapport built, we felt abandoned and genrally disappointed with the experience. It did not live up to the award winning status it promised. I would say the food was ok but nothing special. It wasn't worth the money and with the exception of the young female waitress, the service was poor.

Oh dear. My daughter has just taken myself and my husband to The Granery, Weston Park for Mother's Day. What a disappointment. The starter was ok ish. The mains were an absolute culinary disaster!!!! I had beef and my daughter had chicken. They arrived at our table stone cold. The waiter apologised and said they had been sitting on the pass for too long. He took mine back to warm up. When it came back eventually the meat was just a load of gristle. Long tubes of whitish sinus. Unable to cut. Impossible to chew. The 3 roast potatoes were so hard and tasteless. So dry in the middle. Like eating talcum powder!! The cabbage was almost raw. My daughters was the same. The half chicken was dry and over cooked. Tasted bad. Inedible. Wish I had stayed at home and cooked a meal for my family myself. Shall not be rushing back. Not worth £40 a head.

Went with a friend for lunch. Staff were pleasant and welcoming. We both had mussels which were tasty. Coffee was excellent. It was a good experience all round but we, thought the wine cost, £19.50 for 2 glasses of Sauvignon Blanc, 175 ml, was excessive. They get 6 glasses of that measure out of a standard bottle which comes to £57 total. Not bad for a bottle that probably cost about £7. We would have had another glass each if it had not been so pricey. We understand fully the costs associated with running a hospitality business but maybe such prices are counter productive.

Booked an igloo for my mums 60th birthday - food and service were amazing can’t recommend it enough. Special thanks to Nick who made the day even more special going above and beyond. Thank you so much.

The Granary was the perfect venue for a family birthday party. We were a crowd of 25 and were offered The Snug which is a beautiful private room. Kirsty was fantastic throughout the planning process and actively supported my multiple questions and our pre-order. On the day Sue and Martin were excellent hosts and made sure the whole occasion went smoothly despite there being numerous small and lovely children running around! Thank you to The Granary team, I wholeheartedly recommend anyone contemplating a family party to consider booking here - and the food was divine!

Very nice small restaurant set in the old stables courtyard- helpful staff good service food good 😊

Came for Sunday Lunch.Starters disappointing as was the Sunday Roast.Very bland and boring choice of vegetables on plate.Lovely setting but I am sorry food was a let down

Popped in with my hysband to visit the art gallery this morning ; we then decided to get a quick coffee before leaving . It was 12 pm . Walked into the Granary and were met by a rather stern lady ( not sure waitress/ manager ? ) blond middle-aged who told us all tables were now set for lunch so couldn’t have coffee … we were a bit take aback as no other clients but us … So can we sit at one of the tables outside ? Yes you can what do you want ? Could we see the drinks menu ? We’ll there’s Americano, cappuccino etc … ( so no menu then !? Too much trouble !?) So we ordered and sat outside for 15 mn in the gloomy weather … coffees ok but so should they be at 4.50 a pop . Verdict : nice place , shame about the poor attitude of a staff member . My husband said it had been a long time since he had been made feel so unwelcomed anywhere and I have to agree.

We had a lovely time today in the granary’s “snug” which we booked for afternoon tea for 14 people, for a baby shower. The food was lovely and plenty for everyone and being in the snug meant we had a bit of privacy for the fun and games of a baby shower. I was able to erect a balloon arch with welcome sign for mummy to be and personalise it all a little. Everyone enjoyed the event so many thanks

Easy parking, varied menu, excellent food and lovely waiting-on staff. The only down side was the fact that, if you are diabetic, there really wasn't much choice in the way of drinks with the meal. That's the only criticism to an otherwise great experience

Spacious and light restaurant with lovely views from many of the windows. Spotlessly clean with very welcoming staff Food choices on the menu were thoughtful with an emphasis on local produce. I started with the pork skins which were wonderfully puffy and crunchy. Then had the cold platter of selected local cheeses and meats with a very good pork pie. Plenty of parking

If I had looked at the reviews more closely I probably would not have booked. Inconsistency seems to feature a lot. We had attended the launch of their Butler Gin a few weeks ago which was great evening and as we had not dined in the Granary for over 15 years following a poor meal, we decided to give it another go. I booked for a Saturday evening dinner to take Australian friends for a special meal. We were disappointed. Worryingly we were the only guests, but put that down to bestival being held in the park that weekend. This of course did not help the ambience and the place did feel a little tired. The staff were friendly and welcoming. We ordered some olives with our drinks which arrived with our starters, clearly out of a cash and carry jar with stripes of peppers and sweet onions in brine. Not what we expected of a high end restaurant. The starters sounded promising but were disappointing in taste. The mains were better, especially the sea bream with linguine which was excellent. The tuna on the other hand was over charred and over cooked. Desserts were ok, the millefeuille was sloppy and the 'artisan' cheese biscuits were not artisan but out of the Waitrose essential range. The coffee was undrinkable and when I complained about this it was taken off the bill. The waitress said she knew it was not good as they were having difficulty with a new coffee machine! Well don't serve it then! The wine was good. Overall a very disappointing experience and as much as I would like to support this local restaurant to us we won't be back. Sorry The Granary but you need to get the basics right.

We had a meal here for mum's 80th birthday (there were over 20 of us). Exceptional experience and attentive staff throughout, will definitely book again.

Visited with our good friends Sharon and Gary for Sunday lunch. Lovely location and the staff were very nice. Prices about what you would expect and the fish cake starter was above average. What’s made me want to write the review was the main course. Listed as sirloin of beef (served pink), this was some of the best, if not the best roast beef I’ve ever had. OMG. It was gorgeous; soft, moist and tasty. You didn’t need a knife to cut it. The accompaniments were all very good (particularly enjoyed the white beetroot, I think it was?), but would definitely return for the beef.

This place is an underrated little nugget. We have eaten in some of the best restaurants across Britain and Scotland and the granary easily holds its ground in comparison. Anna ( top chef ) has the ability to create menus that tempt and startle with taste combinations that dazzle. This restaurant should be booked out every night of the week and weekend. If you haven’t been then book now! The lemon tart with pink pepper meringue stole my husbands heart and he said “it’s taken nu 1 place in his favourites”.”And second in over all dishes coming second only to chateaubriand in a restaurant in Kablinsk “. That’s some going!

Attended Weston Park for art exhibition in the morning. Decided to visit Granary for coffee and cake before hand. Never again. A nice place, but that is all I can say about it. Normally greeted with a smile at most places. Miserable lot. Gave the impression could not care less if we were there or not. No menu on the table or blackboard price list. Waitress came and we ordered 2 Americano coffees. At £4.00 each daylight robbery. Coffee ok but nothing to rave about. Smaller cup than the smallest serving at a place like Costa. Asked about Gluten Free pastries. Shrug of the shoulders from the waitress. "Don't know, will ask the chef and come back" she said. Never did!! Didn't want to know. So my wife had to go without. OK if they at least came back and said sorry we do not cater for intolerances. Most places now have some sort of gluten pastry or sandwich. I had a Danish Pastry. Dry, tasteless. I am sure had been there for a couple of days. At £3.50, again daylight robbery. So 2 coffees and one dried up pastry with total lack of service or interest, £11.50. We could not wait to finish our drinks and leave. We are returning to Weston Park early June. a beautiful place. Will stay well away from The Granary. Needs a complete overall of management and staff, menu's and reduced prices and it may have a chance. Such a shame, it is letting Weston Park down. We shall be taking our own cake and coffee and enjoy a much more enjoyable visit than we had. Sorry for this poor review but I have written it as I see it.

Afternoon Tea. Disappointing and below the standard expected for the venue and the cost. It was a birthday treat, it wasn't a treat for any of us. We will not be returning.

Overpriced. Under serviced. Lacking in food hygiene. Slow. Don't bother. Better to take a flask and your own lunch.

Avoid. We were here on Easter Sunday and had booked a dome for the £30 additional rental. It was a 3 course meal for £38 each which we thought was slightly costly but we thought would be worth it for a special day. First of...

Possibly the WORST Dining experience we have ever had. Whilst exhibiting at the classic car show on Easter Sunday we thought that we would forego the event food trucks in favour of the Restaurant permanently sited in the grounds. As it was a Bank Holiday...

Mothers Day lunch….. Absolutely superb! From a warm welcome, through excellent wine, a great choice of set menu - really tasty food & a good ambience! The staff were all polite, professional & helpful, with any requests met within minutes!! Definitely returning!

Fell across this place on Sunday 29th January ! What a great find . We were first met by a very friendly chap who gave us a choice of 2 tables we chose one upstairs. The menu is not extensive, probably a choice of 5...

Boxing Day lunch, Brie croquette starter cold inside, vegetarian Walled Garden and Gruyère main was nothing more than a slice of sage and onion stuffing with the tiniest bits of carrot here and there, complained but were not offered a replacement or refund, (vegetables were...

We booked a dome for my birthday meal with family. Couldn’t fault the staff and service at all, but my food was very poor. I ordered an open steak sandwich but I was unable to cut the steak let alone eat it as it was...

My son treated me to a lunch with a view for my birthday and I wasn't disappointed. A lovely setting, the food was amazing and I would definitely recommend to family and friends.

Wanted a light lunch en route(Norfolk to Whitchurch) - bonus was that we were allowed to take the dog into an area of the restaurant. We had soup of the day which was delightful, pumpkin and chestnut, with artisan toasted breads. Great service, ambience and...

Large family group meal, celebrations. Very slow service. Starters, portions miniscule . No bread offered for the table despite it being a granary. We had to ask for everything, drinks ordered messed up too. Food tasty. Main meal was of a better portion size.Not much...

Although nice looking with gorgeous surroundings, the dining experience was dismal. I didn’t complain as I was taking a friend out for lunch. The food was so overpriced it was ridiculous. Soup starter was good with lovely warmed bread and butter. However, the tagine was...

Booked the Dome! a gorgeous addition to this Brasserie restaurant, especially if its for a special occasion. Our table of 4 was seated easily within the Dome, however it may have been more of a squeeze if seating x6 (max) Very pretty with all the...

Excellent location let down by the catering and senior staff. Expensive and pretentious way beyond it's station. Avoid mackerel pate at all costs - I've never been served semi-liquid pate before - inedible. No apology when pointed out to maitre d'- but I'd asked for...

We have visited before and decided to return. What a mistake! We were offered water (still or sparkling) to drink but no other choices given. Moments after sitting down we were asked if we were ready to order. We had not even picked up the...

Technically wanted to give 3.5 but rounded-up. The summer menu was lovely with a wide choice and delicious flavours. The salads looked amazing and my chicken and smashed new potatoes was incredibly tasty - very impressed. Dessert (Weston Mess) was entirely forgettable and very expensive....

Lovely staff, easy to park, wheelchair accessible, spotlessly clean toilet facilities. Excellent food. Would definitely recommend. Second visit for us all.

We booked the granary online for Sunday lunch for a special occasion. upon arrival the staff didn’t appear to have our booking but luckily found us a table . We ordered roast beef and were later told there were no roast potatoes , Instead they...

Booked for boxing day, called to say they wasn't opening so we rearranged and came for family meal the sunday before Christmas. My husband is coeliac and assured us would be gluten free, dinner came out and we queried the stuffing ball and said was...

Staff are super but we never know what quality of food we will get. Ultimately I couldn’t recommend The Granary, as much as I want to support it, the food quality/cooking can be so appalling snd sometimes so good, the inconsistency means I can’t recommend...

Delicious food. Friendly, polite, attentive staff. Thank you Weston Park for a lovely birthday celebration dinner.

Popped to Weston Park last Thursday to enquire about annual passes for the the garden grounds, decided to pop in for a quick quiet working lunch whilst here. So glad I did! What a little hidden gem here. I had the smoked mackerel salad served...

I booked Easter Sunday lunch for 5 of us in a pod. When we arrived the weather was lovely and warm so asked if we could maybe sit outside. I can’t fault the staff who were most accommodating very friendly and found us a table...

Not been for a couple of years, since COVID, it wasn’t much good then. Went tonight, decided to have the sirloin, first steak was awful, over done and sinews running through it. Sent it back. Second steak arrived, awful again. Sent it back. Decided to...

Our first visit, will not be the last. Only a small menu with two specials, which I like as you know it's going to be freshly prepared. I had the pork and my husband had the chicken and Leed pie. Nothing left on our plates!...

Great service and lovely restaurant, four of us had Sunday lunch which was lovely however only 2 carrot and half a parsnip. A bowl of kale to go with it that’s all. The veg was a let down. Should of had the fish that looked...

Four of us met up for a Christmas lunch. We all had the turkey dinner which was excellent with plenty of other choices too. The staff were friendly and helpful. Would recommend to anyone.

Great food at not too bad a price, we had sharing platter, burger and chips and a drink each and cost £45. Staff were friendly. Unfortunately the grounds were closed so no walk today.

Popped in on the off chance of some lunch, nice and quiet and food looked great. However we couldn’t get the electric wheelchair in to the restaurant. There are steps down so we were advised for Dad to go outside in the rain to come...

The restaurant is a nice looking place but the food is rubbish. We went for breakfast and we ordered omelettes, they were the consistency of rubber, obviously pre-made and re-heated with a slice of bacon folded in one and unwashed, gritty spinach in the other....

Enjoyed a really good family lunch The Granary. Clearly a lot of locally produced ingredients were used, and it showed. The staff were friendly and helpful, and added to the enjoyment. Will definitely return.

Excellent pre drinks service. All meals excellent. Staff were very polite and attentive, service great. Sales manager fulfilled all our expectations. A thoroughly good evening enjoyed by all. Will definitely return.

We found the place was quite beautiful. Staff are better at McDonald’s. The Fish and chips were horrible. Wedges not chips, sweet peas fish undercooked. 3/10

We arrived in a what was a very hot day excited to be out and about once again, the restaurant was in the grounds of Weston Park so we though it will be good..... The location of the table was outside which was great under an umbrella even better, but surrounded by weeds and bits of other left overs (surley a couple of hours during lockdown either weed killer or someone using a scrapper would have sorted it out) anyway we ordered the steak sandwich £14 and the hot salmon sandwich £13....the steak slice came with pkt rocket 5home cooked chips a slice of baquette and 4.5 slices of (small ) beef in a mushroom cream sauce (tasteless ) the salmon looked fantastic and was tastey ....then we orderd the lemon posset, when it arrive the compot han been hastily tipped ontop of the posset as it was all down the side of the glass spoiling the flvour of the lemon, it came with two shop bought rounds of shortbread...£6.50.....the drinks glass of wine £6.50 water £4.50, so after waiting to speak to our waiter which he never appeared again we paid and left... shall we retutn.......

Molly the duty manager and her staff were incredibly friendly and I would highly recommend this pub for anybody looking for a quiet afternoon out. Great team, fast service and great environment. Will definitely be back

We hadn't pre-booked, so had to return after 45mins to get a table under a canopy with heater. Unfortunately, there isn't much heat from the heaters, but the canopy was good to avoid the rain. The portions are generous, if a litle pricey.

Really nice coffee at the Granary whilst waiting for Weston Park to open. Seating indoors or outdoors. Very pleasant staff. Free car parking.

The Granary Brasserie serves really good, tasty food and the service is excellent. Staff are informative about menus, friendly and offer excellent service. The food is tasty, seasonal, and sourced ethically and locally where possible.The location, is a little off the beaten track, but once within Weston Park, it's stunning, and well worth a visit. The park grounds are absolutely beautiful, and the actual house, Weston Park is simply stunning! Proudly presenting some of the best displays of Art I have seen outside of National Galleries! You have to consider in these challenging times the hospitality industry is under huge pressure and has been hit incredibly hard through Covid-19. Staff at Weston Park, despite some previous poor reviews, are coping remarkably well, and it's very clear to see all staff are keeping within the guidelines and operating on a strict policy to protect their customers and also themselves.

We were here today 300820 with friends Service good Meal nice although did suggest to waiter that there should have been more vegetables -he said it’s what is available in their garden -kale at present, so I had turkey -nicely cooked -3 roasted potatoes & kale. Others at the table had beef-served pink although my husband asked for it to be cooked further & they obliged. Suggested to waiter that gardener put some carrots in Price reasonable

Plenty of room between tables which displayed signs to say that they had been sanitised in line with current hygiene requirements.Hand gel dispenser by entrance to dining area. Toilets very clean ( socially distanced in ladies).We ordered drinks served by friendly staff who practised social distancing whilst serving and placed drinks trays and cutlery trays on the table for us to help ourselves.We ordered lunch :-Light and airy salmon mousse as a starter with sourdough toast. We wanted a chip fix and certainly got it, with delicious hand cut chips accompanying the chicken, avocado and bacon. Tasty!Dessert of pannacotta ( lovely and creamy ) served with broken shortbread biscuit and strawberries.Coffee to finish.We really enjoyed the whole experience and would like to return soon.

Had coffee in the stables this weekend at Weston Park, served by charming young man nothing was too much trouble, highly recommend this young man. On previous occasions went to restaurant where service was poor. From now on will be visiting the stables instead.

Disastrous experience... Well we’re shall I start!! I called Weston Park before our visit for our afternoon tea in the dome, as the weather was dreadful and was concerned it would be cancelled, which gave us an opportunity to reserve somewhere for dinner or lunch. I was told by the person who answered the phone it would be fine as it had a roof, door and was enclosed.It was our Ruby Anniversary in lockdown, both our birthdays so this was our weeks holiday to fit in a few celebrations. So we thought let’s be sensible keep our money in the Shropshire area, support local businesses and do a staycation.... So we get ourselves all ready, jumpIn the car off we drive to Weston. You know when you knob. you arrive somewhere when something is wrong?? Lack of eye contact, whispering and bring ignored for the first 5mins etc... as for social distancing they were huddled round the bar having a proper little conflab. Eventually a young guy comes over to inform us sadly the dome had been a wash with water (funny that) they’d managed to dry it up but the lunch party who went in late. While they tried to dry it up!! were just having a coffee and didn’t know how how long they would be, then it would have to be all cleaned. Would we like it in the Bistro!!! No there were lots of uncleared tables and it’s really not suitable for an afternoon tea, a sandwich or lunch but not afternoon tea. Then would you like a drink whilst you wait however long... No. afternoon tea should have been served at 3.30 not 4.00 or 4.30, we decided it was not going to be a great experience from that moment on so decided to leave, we were asked to return but we both work and were on holiday, we’ve planned something everyday to make it an enjoyable week at this difficult time. We went home and literally sat in total silence we were both speechless. Dreadful experience.

Food was very average although coffee was good. Not busy so social distancing in place with hand sanitizer easily available. Visiting with my elderly relatives who didn't feel very comfortable. Contact details weren't taken at point of booking or on arrival, no masks or screens, waiting staff leant across table and watched barman pouring ice into glasses using his bare hands to avoid spillage.

Friendly welcome in a sensibly organised social distancing dining room. The menu was reduced for obvious reasons but all 6 of us thoroughly enjoyed our meals. Super coffee to finish off what was a very enjoyable evening...we will return!

We had an evening meal here during a stay at the Knoll Tower. The food is of a good quality, but the menu is quite limited.There is a 2 or 3 course meal option which is reasonably priced.Wine & drinks are more expensive that average.

We booked for lunch at the Granary on Boxing Day, not having visited for about a year. As usual, we were very impressed. It was busy, but they know how to manage bookings, so service was good. Excellent choice from a special menu with five starters, five mains etc. We both enjoyed our meals very much; a great way to relax and spend Boxing Day in nice surroundings. I had only one (albeit small) niggle, and this is very much a personal preference, but on the menu three of the five main course descriptions included the word 'garlic' (garlic mash for example)! I avoid garlic if I can (and I'm aware that it will often be used in a recipe without being specifically referred to on a menu), but fortunately I was able to substitute horseradish mash for garlic mash with my Salmon en Croute. Overall, an excellent experience and I hope that they will decide to open for Boxing Day 2020.

From the bakery - Excellent egg and club baguettes, the latter with a very tasty dressing. Soup was flavour some but took 20 minutes as it was prepared fresh. The restaurant is not always open.

Met Grandparents and cousins at the restaurant for Sunday lunch.All in all was a pleasant Roast in a nice setting with ok service. The menu was limited to Sunday Roasts, on a Sunday. Would have liked some non Roast options. The kids menu was also half size portions of the Roasts and again would have been good to have a few more choices.The roast beef was cooked well. They did tell us it would be Pink, which it was. Would have preferred a rarer option but again was reasonably nice.The restaurant was a nice level of noise where the kids couldn’t cause too much havoc. Staff were friendly and helpful. Generally good service.Will go back in the summer when can sample the outdoors and also hope to try something more expansive on the menu.

Had 2 bagels with cream cheese and smoked salmon. Both were very very dry, one had butter on it!! and neither had sufficient cream cheese so very hard going.

Great food., steak and a fish n chips. Wine was top class also.Service was top notch. Would highly recommend.Worth going off the High Streets beaten track. Very reasonably priced menu also.

After writing a miserable review in August - how things have changed?! I have returned twice and enjoyed very highly quality lunches. The first was a complimentary one, in response to my birthday disappointment lunch. Everything had changed and the food was well served and delicious! On Friday I returned with a friend for another lunch experience and were pleased with our vegetarian options. I highly recommended the Orchard Vegetable Stew with cheese scones and we both indulged in tasty puddings. Compliments to chef plus waitressing staff who were so friendly and attentive in just the right balance! Thank you so much

As local to us, we have visited this restaurant many times and can recommend. The food this evening was very good; artisan breads, braised beef with horseradish mash and roast chicken with roast vegetables. All of these courses were absolutely delicious and served by attentive staff. However, our desert was very disappointing. Having ordered apple tart tatin we were expecting caramelised apples on crisp puff pastry but got warm apple sauce on soggy pastry. Very much letting down an otherwise delicious meal. We would still recommend, as on the whole the venue and food are lovely.

Always friendly, excellent coffee and chocolate cake. Good choice of deli food available for a small cafe.Would be good to have more choice of deli items to take out.Some excellent cheeses in the Deli.

Lovely setting and building. A fantastic meal all three courses were great finished off with a good cup of coffee. Very helpful and friendly staff too.

A spontaneous visit to the Granary today after a while away. We were greeted by the restaurant manager who remembered us from months ago!

We had visited the Granary Brasserie on a few occasions in the past and always had good food and service. We hadn't been for a while and decided to revisit for lunch yesterday. The restaurant was quite busy and we had not made a booking but they managed to squeeze us in.

Paying almost £15 for a piece of breadcrumbed chicken breast and a few tomatoes and lettuce came as a shock. Not particularly tasty, either. Limited menu. Very pricy. Such a shame. Pleasant staff and okay surroundings. No revisit planned!

Just had lunch at this restaurant with four friends - Never have I paid such an amount of money for what amounted to Fish and Chips and Ice Cream.

Went for lunch with friends from a recommendation. It was a hot day, so the manager kindly let us drink outside and held a table for us inside for when the food came. The food was OK, but very little meat with the roasts... Plus no apple sauce considering pork was one of 4 main course options, or English mustard for the beef... They did however plonk a bottle of American mustard on the table which was quite interesting with a roast dinner. The overall quality of the food was acceptable and two members of our party had the Ravioli vegetarian option which looked good. The pudding, was very small and at the set menu price seemed a little overpriced. They had run out of draught beer, so we were served bottles which weren't chilled. The service was bow par and it felt like the place lacked leadership, with inexperienced staff. Overall, food ok but difficult to say it was value for money with poor service, no condiments available (which you'd imagine is a staple with a Roast dinner) and warm beer. Can imagine greater experiences are easier to find at better value, however with a few changes these issues could be easily eradicated.

It claims to be vegetarian friendly, its not! If your a vegetarian you can have a salad or they will take the meat off a sharing platter.

Having had a good meal here last time, we were happy to go again. Monday, so it was quiet. Lunch menu is limited and if I didn’t eat fish, I’d have struggled. (I’m a vegetarian/ pescatarian.) However, we both had the fish and chips, which were very nice but a bit overpriced. The Pimms jelly concoction for dessert was also good.

This should have been a happy birthday lunch treat with my husband, daughter and six year old granddaughter and was a thoroughly miserable experience. We had booked for 12 noon as my daughter was pregnant and needed to eat promptly. In fact we finally got our food around 1.00 p.m.

We went her for my wife's birthday having been meaning to go for sometime. sad to say we were a little disappointed with the food. My wife is coeliac so needs gluten free options, I had been in touch with the restaurant before booking and was assured that it would be no problem as they can adapt the menu.

Sunday lunch food was excellent although menu limited. Service was very very under par which is a real shame as it lets the whole place down.

Busy as the other restaurant at Weston Park is being refurbished. Outside seating available in a pleasant courtyard. Fish and chips and the tortellini were good and there is fast WiFi

I visited the Granary Deli for lunch with my family. It said waitress service but we had to order at the counter. We had 3 deli sandwiches (mackerel and cream cheese, very sickly and overpriced), 2 sausage rolls , five soups and drinks. The assistant handed me the 2 sausage rolls on their own, cold on a plate. I asked if they could warm them up and when I went to collect them another lady had put salad with them, which we hadn't been offered previously. The soup was pea and mint. It was horrible and thick. Just as though someone had blended up peas and warmed them up. No taste whatsoever. It was inedible. I told the waitress after we had left the table that the soup was awful and she said she wondered why it hadn't been eaten and offered us some dried up looking cakes. I said we didn't want them but she needed to know we were not happy with the food and service. When I returned home I sent an email to the Granary about our bad experience but they didn't reply, so I sent another email and they replied saying they would look into it but 3 weeks on I have still not had a reply! This only suggests that they couldn't care less about their customers and that is why I am leaving this review. They've had plenty of time to get in touch with me.

Whilst travelling in these parts for the first time and having spotted the 'cafe' sign on the road, we pulled in to this wonderful historical gem. The spring sunshine in the courtyard tempted us to sit outside. The coffee was delicious and the food tasty. A gem, we shall definitely return to when we have more time and visit the Park as well.

Visited for lunch with friends. Had Prosecco which was flat and was changed begrudgingly. The food was a long time coming even though the restaurant was empty. The waitress could not have been more offhand if she had tried. The food was okay although an open steak sandwich was actually a sandwich and the coleslaw homemade was very wet and I had a soggy slice of bread. The two puddings were 30mins coming and when we asked for cutlery were looked at as if we were stupid asking it was crumble and custard. The two coffees we ordered had to be done twice because they were stone cold which again you would have thought it was our problem having them when they were having trouble with the machine. We eventually paid almost 90£ for a very poor unpleasant experience. Hence no tip people even though you did give us daggers.

A table of 8 was booked for a Saturday night so it was somewhat of a surprise on arrival to see that it wasn’t even half full, not a good sign I thought. Hmmm, now given that some 4 years ago we had 2 consecutive awful dining experiences we vowed we would never return. However as the matter was out of our hands we went with the flow. Currently the menu is fairly limited, 7 sirloin steaks and a hake were ordered. Wine, beer etc were served efficiently before a reasonable wait for the main courses. On a positive note, all the food was cooked to perfection, Sasha the manager was very friendly and efficient and we can offer no issues or complaints. Sadly due to lack of customers by 10pm we were the only people left in the restaurant, the ambience was zero. I am totally certain that Sasha and her team will be able to recover this restaurant back to where it used to be 5 years ago. I promised Sasha that as we live only a short distance away, and that the food and service was good, we will return. Once they have altered their menu with a larger choice, I am sure it will be worth a visit.

Looked for a deli restaurant around Telford and Shifnal.

We were celebrating a family member's 70th birthday on Boxing Day and a table for 12 was booked for 12pm. The family member decided to choose the Granary as we'd all had lovely meals at the restaurant in the past. Myself and my husband arrived only 5 minutes after 12 and the starters had already been placed out on the table! We weren't even asked if we would like a drink when we sat down at the table. We all complained but the manager stated it was because there was another sitting after us and we needed to be all finished by 1.45pm! It was a disgrace! It was like being on a conveyor belt! The following courses were all rushed out too. We were then charged full price for all the children's meals and also 4 people who had only 2 courses were charged for 3 courses. Therefore much discussion took place with the manager regarding the bill. I felt very sorry for the family member who was celebrating their 70th Birthday. This was supposed to be a very special meal and day and the Granary Grill restaurant ruined it. None of us will ever return and we will be telling family and friends about our experience. It needs a new manager!! This was pure greed trying to fit 3 sittings in an afternoon.

Food was amazing and reasonably priced for a restaurant. Lovely place to go for a special occasion. We had two bevette steaks and they were amazing. Both cooked as ordered. Definitely be going back. Keep up the good work. Thank you for making our meal special

The restaurant was fairly empty when we arrived, maximum 3 small parties eating lunch. We were seated and given menus. We had to ask one of the three serving staff standing around the bar to take our drinks order, after 15 minutes of waiting. During the meal we ordered more drinks, had to ask for these again after 10 minutes of waiting. The same thing happened with the bill, after 15 minutes of waiting we had to ask for someone to take our card payment, to which they brought over a second bill.

Ate here with a large group of walkers, pre ordered food and was expecting something better than 2 slices of mother’s pride type bread with three slices of fatty bacon for £4.95. Coffee was ok though.

Visited as a party of 8 for a family Christmas lunch. Service was attentive and friendly, the two vegans in our party were happy and the atmosphere in the restaurant was good. The turkey dinner was memorable. A good time was had by all.

A family rendezvous decided on Weston Park for an after-Christmas gathering. After a stroll in the extensive grounds, a light lunch seemed appealing so off the ten of us went, into the Granary.

My wife and I visited the Enchanted Weston illuminated walk in the grounds and were blown away by it . We decided to stop for dinner in the Granary Grill and it topped off a wonder evening. We had one of the best meals we'd had in a long, long time. I was so impressed I asked to meet the chef Nino and congratulate him on the food. Staff are very attentive and we'd definitely recommend a visit , even if just dropping in on passing.