Greggs in Kettering

We go fairly often and it has become a bit of a habit but we enjoy the selection of carvery vegetables and the atmosphere. The numbers depend on how many family members there are

Just had a nice meal here, being a Monday evening it was quiet but the service was good and the food also good.

Great owners. Friendly atmosphere.

Recently my wife and I, visited, i ordered the small fish and chips, as the name implies ,I didn't expect it to fill the plate, but what I got shocked me, the cod in batter was a tiny strip no larger than a fish finger, when I commented on this I received a sorry about that with a smirk, frankly it was insulting being served this miniscule piece of fish ,pathetic TBH one star rating

Last Saturday lunchtime my wife and I called in at the Thornhill Arms. I hadn't been in for years but had heard it was now being run as a proper pub rather than the restaurant it used to be. What a mistake we made. We were the only customers but we still ended up waiting about ten minutes and nobody attempted to serve us, despite a member of staff behind the bar being able to see us waiting. Eventually I moved through into the other bar to seek service where I was greeted by a female staff member who's tone of voice towards me made me feel more like an unwanted intruder than a customer. When I explained that I wanted to buy some drinks her only response was a rather aggressive statement informing me that no food was being served. Eventually we managed to obtain two drinks. A pint of lager for my wife when we had asked for a half, and a pint of craft ale for me which, despite the barmaid's assurance that it was okay, turned out to be disgusting and undrinkable. When I returned my pint I was then charged full price for a pint of cider, no allowance being made for the undrinkable pint. Safe to say we shall not be rushing back.