Lord Rodney in Bradford

Great food, great service and a lively collection of Timothy Taylor beers. The manager was really helpful in explaining the beers and offering a paddle to try three one third of a pint. The menu also linked appropriate beers with each meal!

To give it it’s rightful name now but for all us old Keighlians will for evermore be known as The Rodney. Now that Taylor’s brewery have reclaimed it from what ever failing chain brand who sent it into a downward spiral it’s actually a pub I feel happy to frequent again. The introduction of the small plates section to the menu is welcome as they are really tasty whilst at the same time providing the extra bonus of being good value for money. Only downside is it does not stock Gordon’s gin!!

Fab food brilliant bar….cheeky banter with one of management staff - sorry didn’t get her name. This is an ace pub with lovely outside area. Yep can’t really go wrong here 🤗

Out with the old and in with the new. What an amazing place, staff, food and drinks. The Lord Rodney closed in July, with its owner - the Keighley brewery Timothy Taylor's - announcing plans for a major revamp. At a cost of £300,000 the venue has had a new bar, toilets, branding and decoration along with a revamped heated outside seating area. The Lord Rodney is now the new Taylors on the Green. Taylor’s on the Green. It is the new Keighley-based tap room and kitchen from Timothy Taylor’s brewery. Combining delicious food with Taylor’s wide range of award-winning ales, as well as an onsite brewery shop.

The pub was not busy. No one waiting to be served. Several bar staff on duty but he was totally ignored. Not good.

Perfect place to come if you want cold food, a cold room and cold service. Extremely quiet on a Sunday lunchtime and even then we waited for service, waited for our food and when we ordered dessert and one was missing, it was made very clear to us by the staff that it was our mistake and not theirs. Definitely not recommended and definitely not coming back again. Can see why it's so quiet.

Great service... Beautiful fresh, home cooked food. Massive portion. Great value in a lovely environment. Lovely, friendly staff/service. 100%recommended.

We booked a table for 4 for Christmas Dinner, we were welcomed when we arrived with a drink. Soup to start was spot on, we had 2 garlic mushrooms and 2 prawn cocktails also spot on. Main course of 4 turkey dinners perfect. Christmas pudding for dessert 👍. We were them asked if we would like to take cheese board home as a lot of people full. We had ours at table. 3 big wedges of various cheese. Staff great as ever

Booked a family meal for xmas day, absolutely terrible experience. Paid £60 per person, terrible food and poor service. Had been given option of tomato pr broccoli soup, then to be all served Broccoli soup and told tomato wasnt an option! No good if you dont loke Broccoli or Stilton is it! Starters, I had Brie which resembled cheap frozen wedges that you can buy from a supermarket, with a bit of cranberry sauce and just lettuce as a garnish, no other salad such as tomato or cucumber etc. Roast Turkey dinner was dreadful, bit of Turkey with hard dry overcooked roast potatoes, dry hars stuffing and watery thin gravy which the waitress kept spilling all over! Dish if cold bland veg. Only thing that was OK was mash and pigs in blankets. Desserts OK, resembled bought in cheap ones, Aldis own xmas pud and sticky toffee pud is nicer! To finish cheese board which we were asked of we wanted boxed to take home, we chose to have it now, one board for 8 of us to share! No side plates, knives or butter, had to ask! We finially finished 3 and half hours later! Terrible food and poor service and not even worth half of what they charged! If they had any decency they would be contacting customers to offer some sort of refund! Shame on The Lord Rodney.

We arrived in keighley around 8pm looking for somewhere to eat. The staff at the Lord Rodney couldn’t have been more accommodating. The kitchen was about to shut but we were able to order a meal and it was good with very pleasant service

Ordered the steak and ale pie. The filling was in a very small bowl with a shop bought wafer thin pastry top! Pastry is easy to make and would have made such a difference if it had been homemade. Sat and waited 10 mins for the waitress to return with the gravy to accompany my order. Not value for money. We will not be returning for food.

Good food, good beer and friendly staff. Service is always quick and the atmosphere and beer garden are great.

Me and my girlfriend went for the bottomless brunch and were met by friendly staff. We sat at our table with our requested drinks and not even 5 minutes later the food was brought out to us. The food was cooked perfectly. The set menu is spot on for the whole bottomless brunch idea. Also, it’s important to mention how attentive the staff were! Our drinks were not left empty for more than a minute. Will be returning 100%. After all for £30 per person it’s a steal!

Went last Monday for a meal with some friends, the food was great, really quick service, their was a bottomless brunch in at the same time and that look amazing too. Will definitely be booking back in for one of those. The 2 lads on the bar couldn’t do enough for us :)

Thought I would take a visit to the Lord Rodney wish I hadn’t now. Food was mediocre with a very reduced menu,the website needs to be updated with this information,choice of only 2 starters. Staff need to create a better ambiance as they were so loud,using unacceptable language! Group of chavvy kids arrive obviously all with false ID,as not one of them looked old enough to be drinking. This was supposedly one of keighley s better places to dine,it’s now like any other pub that find it acceptable to let under age drinking occur. Avoid at all costs and take a trip a few miles up the road to Haworth.

This was always my favourite pub in Keighley and I was so happy to know it had reopened under new management recently. However, on visiting today I am sad to say I will never go back there again. The food was completely inedible being burnt...

We made a group booking to this venue with 7 adults and a 10year old child and we were all allowed to sit together, which I was thankful for but I found it strange given that COVID regulations state it should be 6 to a...

We went for a late lunch on 31 August. This was our second visit under the new management. Prior to that we haven’t been to the Rodney for at least three years. The social distancing and hygiene rules were in place. We enjoyed the ambience,...

So tonight we thought we would take advantage of the eat out help out scheme. The tables were full, so we expected a little wait. Once the food finally arrived it was lovely, as always. But we felt so sorry for the girl serving and...

We have just eaten the most amazing Sunday lunch. The beef was amazing and juicy. The Yorkshire puddings are the die for. Don't normally have red cabbage but loved it. Really amazing staff. Nothing is to much trouble.

Over the last few weeks I have visited the Lord Rodney & food has been fantastic. Portions have been of a good size. Definitely improved since new chef Dave Pearson started working there. Ordered steak & was perfect & was delicious. Had the hanging chicken...

We came here for a quiet meal together without the kids! And it was average. The food was well presented and the portion sizes were good. I asked for my steak medium rare but it arrived well done with a raw mushroom. The sharing starter...

Ordered hunters chicken paid £2 extra for a large breast, I can tell you right now, I charge £1.10 for a chicken breast twice the size of what the large breast was considered. However lovely sauce, lovely bacon, would return.

Went with a friend for lunch couple of weeks ago. Bar area was empty but the eating area was full.......Of people waiting for food. There were about 12 tables waiting, we were sat 10 minutes and no one came to us. The 2 young lads...

We went on Sunday 12th January myself and my mum ordered Sunday lunch one large one regular. My sister ordered the chicken and chorizo flat bread. We was seated promptly and our drinks & food order taken by a lovey girl called Amy. Food order...

Really looking forward to introducing first timer to dining at Lord Rodney last night but bit dissappointing. Pretty sure we were only couple eating, partner ordered Fish & Chips only for waitress to come back & advise not available so had to reorder. I ordered...

After reading a few previous reviews we were a bit worried about our works xmas meal but we shouldn't have been. The service was excellent, although there was a slight wait between ordering our meals and receiving our food, all 12 meals came out together...

The staff were less than attentive. The food took absolutely ages to come out, but was nice. Waited ages for our plates to be cleared away. There was a real lack of atmosphere & and for Thursday close to Christmas, it was surprisingly empty! Won’t...

The standard as gone down hill since the takeover service is slow, tables not collected after eating drinks are very expensive for the Keighley, its obvious how other people feel as the place is mostly empty now as a regular we will now be unregular...

On two occasions going to the bar for drinks I had to attract the attention of the barman by banging my glass on the bar as he was too busy attending to his mobile phone. I've had dripping fried chips there before and enjoyed them...

This business has been taken over AVOID AT ALL COST!! ... having to wait over an hour for food then to be served cold food is disgusting! Ordered two mixed grills(£30) both came out to the table looking like two completely different meals, one was cold we ordered peppercorn sauce they came out different consistencies (one like water). Table across from ourself had ordered a salad and still had to wait over an hour I feel really bad for the staff as this is not their fault.. Imagine paying £14.95 for a mixed grill and reviving this 20p frozen sausage on your plate

Hello... Thank you for your great food and service today... We booked a table for two at 12.30pm and it was ready for us with a Reserved sign!... Thank you... Regards Roy and Mary x

Monday night. 12/8/19. I understand the place has had a very recent management change. My issue is not with them as they were clearly absent from the bar. I met a friend for a couple of nightcaps at 10pm. I was half way down my 2nd pint at exactly 10.48 when suddenly all the lights were switched on. I interpreted that as potentially last orders so we got a last drink from the young woman who appeared to be working alone. She said, 'We are closing at eleven, is that okay?'....We assumed, as advertised, that last orders was 11pm and we would be permitted 10 minutes drinking up time. Served at 10.50pm, music went off at 10.52pm and the woman at the bar began heavily counting £1 coins into the till tray. So sold a pint at £3.40 at 10.50pm & subliminally told to 'jeff off' two minutes later. We felt so unwelcome we forced down our drinks over 5 minutes and left. I'm sure she had somewhere else to go and we were more than a mild inconvenience, however, as patrons, we had gone to the Rodney for somewhere to meet and relax. Perhaps the place, like the old Ferrands in Bingley, sees only value in it's weekend trade. We all know what happened to that establishment. For the first time in over 30 years of drinking real ale (primarily Taylor's Landlord), I didn't return my glasses to the bar or wish the staff goodnight and thank you. Worryingly, this pub is a retained by Timothy Taylors. It gets harder and harder to find a place where I can enjoy my lifelong favourite tipple within a civilised and welcoming environment. We will not return.

What a brilliant welcome we get every time we visit Food great, friendly staff, everyone makes a fuss of our French Bulldog

I do like coming to lord rodney, I went for the Chicken kiev however waiting 30 minutes for it to be slightly overcooked is not ok! I find the food nowadays hit or miss!

Called here on Thursday night for a few drinks and a catch up with friends. When we arrived at 8pm there was around a dozen people in so very quiet, ordered 4 gin and tonics for nearly £25 a round. My friends had a second round of drinks and I wanted a coffee as I was driving but was told that they didn’t serve coffee at that time of night!!

The pub has a lovely spacious dining room, without the tables crowded together. The food was excellent, and good value for the money. It also has easy access for wheelchairs. The staff were friendly and cheerful.

food not too good. steak and ale pie had big chunks of carrot in it. chips were real but skin and eyes left on potatoes, chips were cut very thin causing hard scrappy chips

We had our reservation booked in advance. 24 people , We had all same meal and booking time was spot on, staff was very slow and there was only 2 waitresss, really I don’t need to hear the excuses as it not our problem.

Arrived at Lord rodneys yesterday for a birthday lunch, a very nice place indeed helpfully staff good service what more can you ask for. The food excellent i was surprised how good it was so we will be back.

Absolute gem of a place keep coming back time and again one of the best places to enjoy lunch in keighley.

Hadn't been to Keighley for many years but visited here with friends on Saturday after some shopping and had a lovely lunch. Although it was very busy we didn't have to wait too long, the food was good, the service well done, staff were friendly and approachable, and all in all we had a great visit.

We went for Sunday lunch ordering a sharing platter starter and two roast dinners.

My wife and I called in for drink on a sat day afternoon the pub is warm and comfortable with a good array of drinks and a comprehensive menu nice atmosphere for a town centre pub

The pub was freezing! No heating & when I mentioned how cold it was to a member of staff she told me the fire had just been lit. This was no good to us sitting in the dining area!

We have been lots of times and really enjoyed it but tonight was disappointing we were looking forward to new menu which had been advertised but found nothing new and some of favourite not there very disappointed don't thing we will bother again shame always liked it

We booked this for our works Christmas dinner but sadly we felt very rushed by the staff. It appeared all they wanted to do was go home. The food was tasty as usual but the portions quite small. Not all of us ate off the Christmas menu. It was a shame as the two lunches/dinners I’ve had there before this night both the food and service was very good.

Went for lunch today with 2 other male friends. Received a warm welcome from the very pleasant bar staff. There was a good selection of beers etc. on offer at very reasonable prices.The atmosphere was quite relaxing to say the place was busy, the decor and seating was good and very clean.

Met a friend here for coffee, very cosy pub. We sat in 2 comfortable armchairs next to a roaring log fire. Just the thing on a grey damp day. Great atmosphere, friendly staff. A little gem

Buyer Beware !! It is worth pointing out that familiarity clearly takes over any form of professionalism !!!!.

Super food, lovely atmosphere ,and great service, went here ofr my son's 18th, having had a few lovely meals here and he;/ we were not disappointed... thankyou! x

For those not familiar with the area, parking is an issue. We eventually realised that following the signs to the market got us to the back of the pub and a large carpark.

We have dinned at the lord rodney on many occasions for Family get together for either social or dinning and have always found the staff welcoming and a pleasant experiance, I particularly enjoy the pizzas and partaking in a pudding every once in a while the menu and portion offered are in line with the prices paid and have always had a relaxing enjoyable experience here, thank you once again to the staff of lord Rodney for another pleasant dinning experience which is just what the doctor ordered.

We have been a few times to this restaurant and enjoyed the food the drink and the place itself .So we decide to visit with our son on his birthday for lunch ,but were sadly disappointed.The chips were not the same as we had come to expected they were soft and soggy my wife had fish and chips which she said were poor Hunters chicken of which two of had were certainly not as good as they had been previously two other dishes were not enjoyed at all .When asked if they had a new chef as an opener to offer our opinions were told No. So altogether not very a enjoyable birthday meal.

Went for a meal for my birthday with family. All of us said the food was crap when we mentioned tiis to the waitress she said " oh so you dont like chicken " Hello yes we do like chicken I like a Chicken Kiev that actually had Garlic Butter in it and I like my chips to be crispy not completely soggy. £135 wont be going back

Being a regular customer at the Lord Rodney, I have recently noticed the all round quality has lowered - such a shame!

Went for a meal with friends in this town centre pub we had booked a table but didn't really need to,we ordered cocktails off the cocktail menu which were very nice we ordered food husband got surf and turf so did my friends husband I got chicken pie with volcanic mash and greens and my friend got pulled beef pizza. The food arrived quiet quickly and it all looked great my pie was nice and hot greens were crunchy and fresh was really tasty and the mash was great all in all it was a really nice meal/afternoon out well worth a visit will definitely go again staff were friendly and efficient

New to this town, we were pleased to be recommended this pub by a shop assistant. Really comfortable, fantastic Timothy Taylor’s beer, very good potato and sweet potato chips served quickly. If ever in Keighley in future, we’ll be here.

Met a friend for lunch, who suggested Lord Rodney. It was my first time there, hopefully not my last. The staff were really pleasant and friendly and you were not rushed very relaxing. The food was delicious, I had the portability mushrooms followed by the fish and chips, as I said previously they were delicious

Visited today (Thursday) with friends. My first time here and everything was great. The food was delicious. I had the king prawn tagliatelle which was bursting with flavour and the prawns were succulent. I chose the large portion but could have eaten more. It was so yummy. Next time I will get a salad or a starter to go with it.

I went here with my son as always, the place was busy and has a nice atmosphere, we only had to wait a short while for a table, and shortly after being seated we were given the menu and my son got given a colouring pack. We had cheesy garlic bread for starter which was nice but very greasy. My son had a pizza from the kids menu for his main and complained about how small it was. But said that it tasted loverly. I ordered the hunters chicken and asked them to go easy on the sauce. The chicken was smothered in sauce and cheese with a slice of bacon thrown on with reckless abandon. It also came with chips which were supposed to be made fresh in house. They were dry wrinkly and massively brused, if these were fresh it wasn't today, in fact they had the consistency of cheap frozen chips that were massively over seasoned to the point of being inedible even to my non to picky son. There was also a serving of onion rings 2, a tomato and a mushroom that had soo much salt on it it made me retch. For dessert we both had ice cream, what can you say it wasn't anything special but it wasn't offensive either. As far as price goes it wasn't the most expensive or the cheapest, but was it worth it, the kids meal is God value, and if you find a discount that suits you then yes I'd say it is, but I can say that we won't be coming back.

Great range of ales and well kept. Large pub, simply but nicely furnished. Large eating area, but did not use. Good service.

I lunch here regularly with several friends and the food, prices & especially the service is brilliant - I would definitely recommend eating here!

Very over priced food for the quality, most dishes were discribed different and most had ingredients left out that are key flavours in the dish! The drinks were extortionate

Visited with my grandad and my brother and was lovely food and lovely service would high recommend for food however my pint of larger wasn’t to cracking a little flat but everything else was fine

Great place for dinner with friends or family. Food is always good and the pub is clean and friendly. Convenient parking. Nicest pub and eatery in Keighley.

Visited the Rodney for lunch, nice pub with good decor not one of the groups best in my opinion but...

Just popped in as in town. Me and my wife had the Roast Beef Sunday lunch. She had the Gluten...

As a Timothy Taylor brewery fan, the Lord Rodney is a perfect place to be, the beer is lovely. And,...

Visited today with my partner and wow!! What a place. Poppy and her staff treated us like royalty. All we...

Went for Friday dinner with my son, excellent choice of food on a nice menu, the choices of main course...

as a stranger to Keighley,I was adised to try here for lunch,

Met friends from previous employment

After visiting several times for drinks decided to eat this time. Shared a starter of flaffel croquettes, good decision as they were lovely but a big portion! Both had the chicken leek and bacon pie with spring onion mash. Nice big slice of home made pie with lots of tasty filling and hot creamy mash. We both really enjoyed our meals and extra bonus of mains for £7 each as we ate between 5-7pm on a Monday!Good service nice home cooked meal and excellent value. We will be back and will recommend to others!

Lovely place for lunch informal & lovely staff. Nice menu always cooked & served nicely parking near by the town centre good location.

I have just had my annual pilgrimage to the home of the flat iron steak. I don't know if it's the way the cook it or the cut they use, but out is still the best in Yorkshire. The parking isn't brilliant but I'd be happy to walk the Pennine Way to get here for the steak. Didn't disappoint.

Came here on a Saturday night with my wife and a couple of friends and it was a great place to sit and drink.

First and foremost the Rodney is a pub that does good quality food and has a separate dining area. It is not a restaurant.However, do not let that put you off especially if you are in town at lunchtime. You will struggle to find anywhere as good. There are a good range of menu choices and the quality of the food is very good. Add in a pleasant atmosphere, excellent service and Timmy Taylors beers and you can't go wrong.

Made welcome by friendly staff, reasonably sized portions, my King Prawn Tagliatelle was delicious. No room for pudding but left feeling comfortably full. Would return - might try the battered fish next time, it looked lovely!

We waited a long time (approx 45 mins). A bit disappointed that after such a wait my mash potato was luke warm and not very buttery. I was so hungry I couldn't risk waiting even longer. Husband had mixed grill which had delicious meat on it but disappointed the onion rings weren't home made. If any dishes are going to cause delays I suggest they put it on the menu.

Very nice environment. A modern pub Full of light onside.Food very good quality, the mix grill was huge and cooked to perfection.

Lovely place, very friendly and helpful staff, and most of all gorgeous food. We have been many times and it is always lovely. Keep up the good work xxxx

Friendly and welcoming staff with quick and efficient service. Food was good quality and to be recommended. Well done!

We came home to visit family and ate lunch in the lord rodney.it was sunny so we sat outside in their beer garden. The food was delicious and the staff were friendly. We liked it so much we came back to eat there again today. Sadly it was not so sunny so we sat inside this time.

Great service and great food. Admiral burger was beautiful, tender with juicy beef. Chicken & chorizo on flat bread was delicious. Oh and the chips were just amazing. All in all a lovely relaxing afternoon and a cold peroni all added to the experience.

Just returned from an excellent lunch at Lord Rodney in Keighley. Called for lunch with friends and had a wonderful lunch , never been before but will go back again the food and service were very good the wine ,a little on the expensive side for a pub was very good too we had a mixed grill ,hunters chicken ,steak ,and scampi and no complaints from anyone .Full marks ,Thank you.

I wanted a light snack when visiting the Lord Rodney. I chose cauliflower fritters with cumin sauce. Wonderful, hot and spicy. The decaffeinated cappuccino was ok. Friends enjoyed the soup of the day and the prawn tagliatelle. I will come back and try the beer as well as the good food

Visited last week at dinner time , not busy .Shown to a table by a friendly member of staff ,average pub menu . Quite expensive for the quantity given , small amount of chips some burnt . Average at best .

As a local, I have visited the Lord Rodney many times and have always had pleasant experiences. However, my last visit has dampened the reputation of the place and will make me think twice about returning. All the food we had was very tasty and could not be faulted. It is a great shame that the service let this lovely pub down. We ate our meals and was not asked once if everything was okay which isn't a huge deal as everything was fine with our food. However, we had to get up and ask for a jug of tap water despite the fact the pub was quiet for a Saturday evening. After finishing our meals we were all looking forward to a pudding. We sat in front of our dirty plates for over forty minutes whilst the staff chatted to one another, emptied the dish washer and slouched around. Eye contact was made several times with various members of staff but no one came to clear our plates despite this. I then piled up the dirty plates at the end of the table so they were more visible to the waiting staff, however this did not attract any attention. After forty five minutes my friend went to ask one of the members of staff if we could have a pudding, to which he replied 'Kitchens shut' which seems ridiculous as it was only 20.40 on a Saturday night and there were still tables eating their main meals at this time. We then went to the bar to pay. We were met by a woman who did not seem to have any manners what so ever or any awareness of good customer service. When my partner asked to pay by card she looked irritated as she had to walk two meters down the bar to get the card machine. Then she crumpled the receipt without asking if we wanted to keep it, when my partner asked if he could keep the receipt she blatantly rolled her eyes at him. I have never seen a member of staff at any restaurant be so obviously rude and uncaring about her job and customers. Such a shame as the food was lovely which suggests people are working hard in the kitchen just for the people that are the face of the company to be letting them down. As a waitress myself I would have been understanding if it had been busy about the plates but there was only three other tables left in the pub. I will think twice about returning as we certainly didn't feel welcome due to the staffs unfriendly nature.

Having enjoyed what I deemed to be the best steak I ever had a couple of years ago I decided to visit Lord Rodney again just to check I want being over enthusiastic. The 10oz Flat iron steak medium rare (as always and recommended) is without doubt the second best steak I ever tasted. That is, it was the best steak I ever tasted and was equally good second time round.But it didn't start there, it started with nachos and they were without peer, totally fresh and a revelation you HAVE to try them. Lovely relaxed atmosphere and well laid out. Suits all occasions and pockets.

I met up with some friends for food at the Rodney this week. We were seated immediately by the attentive bar staff, food was ordered and prepared quickly and it was beautiful! To start I had the BBQ chicken skewers which were delicious and for the main I had fish and chips! I would highly recommend a visit to the place if anyone is in Keighley as it is a very lovely establishment with enthusiastic and attentive staff, the food is incredible and very reasonably priced! I will definitely be returning!

My husband and I ate here for the first time after looking for somewhere nice to eat locally. My sister and some other people have raved on about the Rodney for ages. Firstly the pub itself is beautiful, really tastefully decorated and modern. It was clean when we visited. The lady on the bar (young with blonde hair) was a little overrun on her own with a full bar and a few tables waiting but she was great - really friendly, polite and efficient. The name on our receipt is Ella but I'm aware that this isn't always accurate when you work in a team and over the course of our meal other staff did materialise. Our food was wonderfully presented and tasted - for the most part - great but the chef was way too black pepper happy! I LOVE black pepper as a seasoning but our mains were almost like a dish of black pepper each there was that much on there - and on each item on the plate. For a starter we ate a 'sharing starter', our mains were a mixed grill/surf and turf with a prawn skewer and a 5oz signature steak with mushroom sauce. For dessert we shared a brownie. All in all for the food plus 3 pints of coke it cost us £55.25 which I think's reasonable. Beautiful venue, excellent customer service, food would be perfect without a black pepper overload! I'd like to go back so will maybe ask for it all without black pepper.

I met up with old friends for our annual Christmas get together,lunch at the Rodney.I ordered the fish and chips and wish that I hadn't because the batter on the fish was awful.It was undercooked inside,white and slimy where it should have been nice and crisp.A shame because the rest of my meal was very nice.Service and atmosphere were really good.

I went with a friend for lunch and i ordered chicken kiev with layonaise potatoes and coleslaw and she had special pizza, it was the freshest homemade kiev ever, i will be returning for more of the same. The staff were efficient and the atmosphere was good

We love the Rodney as it’s a great place to bring family and friends. It has excellent décor, great atmosphere, Ella and her staff are friendly and professional and great food. We had a chicken kiev with a twist as it contained chorizo which was delicious. The chips and the coleslaw were good too. The Lord Rodney pizza was really tasty. We’ll keep returning to the Rodney as its always consistently good. So keep up the good work

Called here for food with a friend at lunchtime, was seated straight away. Staff were polite and helpful. Lots of choices on the menu, food was lovely. The place is very clean and welcoming

Called around 5.30 pm ....plenty of room ...nice table ...the waitress was happy and took our order quickly....lovely food ....will call again

Great atmosphere very friendly staff and good food, the beer is from Timmy Taylor brewery round the corner and has been excellent every time i have visited

Excellent surroundings, very good menu with choices to suit all tastes.I had a pasta dish with prawns and it was excellent , too much for me even though there was a choice of small or large portions, I got the large oneThe staff were exceptionally helpful when I was not well during the meal and couldn't do enough to help me

We stopped in the Lord Rodney on a Sunday afternoon. Had the traditional beef with Yorkshire Pudding and our very favorite sticky toffee pudding. Food was great, but can't compare to the wonderful staff. Ella C went above and beyond to make our visit special, we can't thank her enough, her kindness will be one of the highlights of our visit to the UK. The Timothy Taylor ales on tap were a real treat.