Nat's Kitchen in Staffordshire Moorlands

Really good, nice and clean, very warm welcome and friendly service.

Popped in for evening beer. Community run traditional pub. Worth knowing it is cash free / card only.

Some call it fine dining ( we call it small portions). It’s not for us. We had to go elsewhere for a feed afterwards. Nice food but tiny portions. I did make a issue, yet the offer of a Baileys. Eeer. Not. Sorry won’t be visiting again

Would put 1/2 star if I could. Don’t bother visiting the wheel. Staff were extremely rude. We booked a table that could accommodate a pram as we had a newborn baby. We parked on the lower car park, when we walked around the sign to advertise the food was put in the middle of the footpath, prams or wheelchairs could not get past. If I had been waking with the pram alone I would not have been able to get past, as it is up bank and the pram could have rolled into the road. I am disgusted that the venue did not think about others accessibility needs when putting the sign out. We arrived inside, table was not set for the pram, so we removed a chair and placed it on the table next to us where there was space. The barman then shouted across that we could not put the pram in place of the chair as it was “health and safety” which we understood but then explained that we had requested to be put on a table where a pram would fit. The barman told us “you will have to take the pram out and hold the baby”. We found this extremely rude and the whole party left the venue. Safe to say we will not be returning back in future.

Food and service were pleasant enough, but this is not a two rosette restaurant. The AA person must have been on something when they rated this restaurant. The restaurant is basically a corridor for members of staff and the public, they just wander through it's laughable, at one point the manager walked through with an iron and an ironing board under his arm!