The Coffee Pot Tavern in South Northamptonshire

Such a lovely place to visit, the garden area was great in the nice weather. Service was fantastic and the food was delicious. Will definitely be visiting again.

We had the fortune to visit the coffee pot for lunch ...with two very active 5 year olds the play area was fab and felt really safe and they had a great time. Im vegetarian and usually struggle to find good food in pubs but I was impressed that I had great choices and the meal was brill! Really hope the pub does well as I know the family running it really care about looking after people and this is an absolute asset to the village xxx

From my very first visit I was made to feel very welcome and taking into account we are still in outside seating areas the service was really good.I met Natasha (Tash) and Pete just for drinks The first time and lucky for me Tash is a Chardonnay drinker, so we have a lot in common! They started their first Sunday lunch menu on 25th April and I have to say what good value for money. At £10.95 you get everything. I had Beef and my friend had Pork (with extra crackling as asked for) Extremely nice food and will definitely recommend this to friends and family. They have only recently taken the pub over and I'm sure they will do a great job. They are also a dog friendly pub which is great for me and my friends. We are canal boaters and all have dogs so another tick box for the Coffee Pot. I will recommend this pub and its hospitality to everyone.

We moored our narrow-boat near the Yardley Gobion Marina, strolled over the bridge, through the farm, across the main road and up to the village. It takes about 20 minutes and is a pleasant walk, albeit the main road is a bit dangerous to cross as it is like a race track. We reached the Coffee Pot Tavern and sat at a table to order. We opted for the all day breakfast which was delicious and nicely cooked (even though they forgot the mushrooms I said I would still give them 5 stars). It is worth the stroll up to the village to eat here and we also looked at the delightful village church whilst we were there.

The food was expensive for what you got. we got burgers and the burgers where well... microwaved and flavourless, the chips where frozen like crinkly chips. the prawn cocktail was flavourless.

Must say had a lovely Sunday Dinner here, ordered 2 Beef dinners and 2 Pork, all cooked to perfection, there was 4 empty plates-Friendly staff and service-We shall be coming back soon.

Great food, can recommend the chilli in particular! Cosy atmosphere Friendly staff Disabled friendly Quick service on a Friday night

Had 2 evening meals and 2 breakfasts. Everything was cooked perfectly. Only tried the Carlsberg lager and that was lovely cold.

Stayed here for one night on business. Beautiful country village pub. Excellent and friendly service and the quality of the food was 5*. The home made pies are a must. The bedrooms are plenty spacious enough and very clean. Look like brand new bathrooms very tastefully decorated. The only problem for you is there are only 2 rooms so you need to get in quick. Excellent value for money and highly recommend this establishment.

The pub only has two rooms and mine was really modern, clean and comfortable. perfect for a business stopover when you just need a decent place to sleep. I ate in the restaurant, where the menu has plenty of choice, typical pub fare but also omelettes and jacket potatoes. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Very handy for Silverstone but beware the current A5 closure at Towcester, which meant I had to navigate through little villages point-to-point to reach the Coffee Pot.

Traditional Sunday lunch as it should be. Served with roast potatoes, lovely Yorkshire pud, lots of veg, stuffing and gravy boat. Fair price for it at £9.95. Served with a smile and would go back again !

I stay here regularly and the rooms are always very clean and comfortable, Free view wide screen tv and a good shower. Friendly staff and good beer with a nice beer garden, free parking and wifi.

I had scampi and chips which was served with a generous portion of peas and side salad. Partner had cod and chips with same. Was served hot and tasted fine for pub food.

We stayed here for two nights for the Silverstone Retro Run. We were in Room A which does have a low beam in the bedroom, however my husband is 5ft 9 and just cleared the beam. The bedroom was lovely and clean, the bed was very comfortable, tea and coffee making facilities plus two battled waters replaced daily.I phoned in advance of our stay to ask for soya milk to be available which it was and when we arrived the landlady bought some up to our room in a thermos cup so that I could make a coffee ( I hadn’t asked for the milk, just bought it up to me) The landlady also agreed to make our breakfasts an hour earlier than was advertised which we really appreciated. My husband enjoyed his full breakfast and the homemade pies in the evenings were very nice. Traditional pub food which is reasonably priced.The only thing that I would say is that they have disco music in the bar I think every Friday which wasn’t a problem for my husband as he would sleep through a fire engine driving through the bedroom, however it kept me awake until after 11pm. The land lady said it would finish by 11pm but it was at least 11.25pm before it stopped, which for someone who is a light sleeper and had an early start the following day was a bit of a pain which is the only reason I didn’t rate this as 5 . Overall we had a very comfortable and enjoyable stay, thank you.

Visited for the first time in many years and first impressions were good. New paint, fresh look and large, tidy garden. But when I asked for a pint of ale, despite there being three pumps, none was available. Their cooler had packed up, apparently. Strange that stouts and lagers were all available cooled. I fear a touch of the Debenhams about this place. If you get my drift.

Firstly the post code and sat-nav aren't linked so we ended up on the other side of the village and had to phone though for directions which were given.

Stayed here last year for Silverstone Classic Provisionally booked for this year Several phone calls to chase Today told rooms booked with Booking.com so now have nowhere to stay Rude and aggressive all the landlord kept saying was all booking through Booking.com Wouldn't listen and kept talking over me Do not try booking here as you will be let down. Claims to have no.knowledge of phone calls or previous booking even though we watched him write it all in his diary and previous calls have confirmed our place

My husband and I had arranged to meet our son and his family here for breakfast which on their website says they open from 10am Saturday and Sunday - we arrived at 10.30 to find it all locked up - my husband found the landlady and her partner in the veer garden and approached to ask if they were open to which she responded aggressively saying they were not open till midday and when my husband tried to speak again she spoke over him repeating the same thing. We live in the next village and like to support local businesses but refuse to support anyone with an attitude like this- do not bother using this unfriendly establishment

Friendly, comfortable and clean. The food was great and all the staff were extremely friendly and kind. The room was cute and comfortable.

Lovely cosy pub with log fire and friendly staff. excellent accommodation and delicious home made pies for supper. Delicious breakfast too!

What a lovely pub and coffee shop. Hosted an afternoon tea party for a group of 11 women, variety of cakes to choose from, flavored teas and very relaxed environment. Staff were on hand to help if needed but we were left to it - which was great. Thank you for having us!

We have just returned from a 3 night stay at The Coffee Pot Tavern, whilst we were attending MotoGP at Silverstone. We simply couldn't fault it. Tracey was a wonderful host and went out of her way to accommodate our needs - especially getting up extra early to make us breakfast before we headed off to the track. The room was extremely clean and tidy with all your needs catered for. The rooms are small, but space is used to its maximum potential. We had our evening meal in the bar twice and were v impressed with what we had. All the staff were friendly and helpful. Will hopefully be staying there again next year!!

Me and a friend stayed here while we went to silverstone racing track and we were very happy with the location however I recommend a lot more for people who just want a nice relaxed weekend ... the room was brilliant and bed comfortable but you must watch your head while walking in and out the bathroom as the door is the littlest door I've ever seen! .. the breakfast was delicious and owners very friendly... however we stayed for dinner one night and we really were not impressed but might've just been what we chose on the menu

Recientemente viajé a la final del Derby en inglés Greyhound cerca de Towcester Racecoure con mi hijo.

Cogimos la tía de mi esposa a este restaurante para comer el sábado pasado. Reservamos con antelación y llegamos a las 13:00h para encontrar el lugar vacío con sólo una mesa reservada, la nuestra. Nos obsequiaron con los menús que consistía de un día y un menú de desayuno menú de almuerzo de la "luz". El menú contiene sólo sándwiches, tortillas de patatas, chaqueta y. Esto no era lo que esperábamos que estábamos buscando un buen almuerzo, pero como estuvimos allí tuve el desayuno durante todo el día y mi esposa y su tía había tortillas. Mi desayuno estaba bien, pero las tortillas eran raros, muy plana y más como un crepe. El personal era amable, pero como el lugar estaba vacío no había ambiente

We both had the most softest Roast Beef Sunday dinner it was amazing . We are never dissatisfied with their food. Its a really nice country pub wuth a generous outside seating area with a play area for children.

Estuve aquí por negocios, la primera oportunidad que he tenido, pero necesitaba revisar este sitio, porque es muy bueno. El edificio en sí trabaja muy duro, pero modernizado, por lo que incluye una noche y las habitaciones pub de una cafetería que funciona como una sala de desayuno para los huéspedes. Impresión inmediata no es genial, pero por dentro le espera una cálida bienvenida, cortesía de Tracy que le mostrará su limpia, bien, un poco pequeña, la habitación, pero tiene todo lo que necesitas. Abajo, la comida es abundante, comida bien preparada con ingredientes de alta calidad, servido con una actitud amable y servicial. Pero yo estaba particularmente impresionado cuando dos viajeros cansados llegaron en un barco y, con ningún otro lugar a donde ir en una noche sucia, estábamos desesperados para comer. Pero un lunes, que era sólo una noche, a los huéspedes se les sirve la comida. No hay problema - enormes platos de jamón, huevos y patatas fritas con producidos En este día y edad cuando, tan a menudo, "no servir comida después. . . . . . 'es casi un mantra, fue muy refrescante ver. Este 'puede hacer 'actitud refleja en todas partes de este lugar, y es un crédito a todos ellos. Espero volver pronto, pero, mientras tanto, desearles éxito, merecen.

Una estancia muy agradable, una noche con desayuno. Personal amable y un encantador dormitorio compacto si. Muy limpio y moderno dormitorio con personalidad. Realmente disfrutamos y volvería de nuevo. Gracias.

Comida maravillosa aquí. Buenas porciones de tamaño para el precio! ! He tenido los huevos Benedict y es muy sabroso. . Esperamos que la próxima visita.

Meeting in MK & needed somewhere to stay. Hotels very expensive so decided to look at alternatives. This gem popped up.Very warm friendly welcome from the bar lady & Land lady.Lovely clean room (a little bit bijou, but comfortable) , with no loud pub back ground noise, although would have been better than the Brits - which were rubbish this year . Dinner of steak & ale pie just what you would want in a pub, very tasty & just one option on a menu of loads of types of pie + other pub grub. Breakfast was nice too.Thanks for a great stay, will def be back when I'm next in MK.

Absolutely lovely meal here. Was greeted with a smile, served at the table (which we didn't expect at all). Food was wonderfully presented and tasted amazing!! Recommend for a lovely lil family meal or romantic meal as it's a gorgeous quaint little pub (Food; Eggs Benedict, Chicken salad baguette and full English breakfast)

Super hot and cold food we enjoyed here and afternoon tea available- Mum and i came here on her birthday

We stayed in one of the taverns newly renovated hotel rooms for a one night stay to celebrate my partners birthday. The hotel room was lovely, with great oak beams, very well appointed room with a very comfortable bed. The little extras were there with free toiletries and drink making facilities.The breakfast was really nice and it was great not to have to get up early as breakfast was served until lunchtime.It was also a lovely place to have a drink with a log fire and comfortable air chairs. The staff were also very friendly and helpful, booking us a taxi to Towcester Race Course.Would definitely return.

We had one night here and found the place to be and old style pub but well finished and with modern facilities.The bed room was very comfortable and the bathroom well fitted out.Breakfast was very good , but unfortunately our eavening meal was only average, the main food was good , but let down by bland vegetables.would we stay again? Yes .

I stayed here for one night as I was working in Milton Keynes. I was apprehensive as I usually stay at larger hotels, it can be awkward as a woman travelling alone. But this was great. The room was lovely, well equipped for what I needed and comfortable. Had a lovely stroll around the village in the evening, then dinner in the pub.Staff are very friendly and make you feel at home, locals are friendly too. Food is nice, pies are delicious (not good for my waistline) breakfast was spot on with friendly service and I was made to feel very welcome. Will definitely return as cheaper than big hotels and great location for MK -15 min drive.

We stayed one night here. Our room was very modern and comfortable and the breakfast was good. We thought it was good value.

We arrived Saturday afternoon . So pleased as we approached the Coffee Pot . Walked in and immediately greeted by the owner and wife who asked if we had a good journey . Charle a young lady working there took our booking took us to the room . explained everything and mentioned that if there was anything at all we wanted to just say . Drifted into bar for a quick drink before getting ready to eat later . Such a friendly place . It was a quiet evening but the owner had put a log fire on . We had a very good meal .Enjoyed the company of the owners and staff and a regular or two . Am sure they are often far busier but everything suited us .In the morning an excellent brekky served by Charlie who was back on duty . We will return and they deserve to be successful .Never understand why any one gives bad stupid reviews cos we go away a lot for one or two night stays and the whole experience here was good .

Went on Monday morning as we had been recommended, arrived about 10ish, there was no-one else in but the lady came straight out with smiley face and welcomed us, we ordered 2 breakfasts, one latte and one tea, the drinks came quickly, the food arrived shortly afterwards, all perfectly cooked, on hot plates. Would definitely go again, the place itself is very clean and modern, comfortable, and above all else, service with a smile. Thank you. Alan and Andy

The restaurant and separate coffee house is a great facility. New accommodation is high standard. Food in the restaurant/bar is great. Breakfast in the coffee tavern superb. most important is the staff and owners are so welcoming and friendly.

My partner and I have just stayed at this lovely find close to the Silverstone circuit. We were made to feel very welcome from the start by the staff, the lovely owners and the locals. The village setting is beautiful and worth a stroll around after a fantastic home made pie in the pub for dinner. Extremely clean pub and rooms, which are newly renovated to a cosy, high standard - home from home. Thank you for looking after us so well, you couldn't do enough for us! we were talking about it all the way home, see you soon!

A section of an ancient public house converted to a coffee shop. The setting is very pleasant, in the countryside and the ambiance of the cafe is very good with subtle, 'non-offfensive to the ear' music - the owner has put a lot of effort into making the venture work. I ordered a small breakfast with black coffee. Apart from the hash brown, the breakfast was very good, with really nice bacon and sausage. The hash brown appeared to have been fried rather than grilled and was much too greasy for my taste. My big disappointment was the coffee: I drink coffee black and unsweetened. Costing £2.10p, it had an unpleasant taste (for me!) and I sipped but then left it. I imagine it was machine made with freeze dried powder(?). I would happily pay more for a cafetiere of 'real' coffee with a more authentic and pleasant flavour. Given a real coffee and a grilled hash brown, I would happily return here. I wish the owner well as there is a need locally for this.

Very nice clean and well maintained rooms pub in a good location for Milton Keynes and silverstone, fantastic breakfast

Very convenient overnight stop if walking the canal. Friendly face on arrival, accommodation recently refurbished to a high standard. Spotlessly clean. Dinner was good and there is so much choice for breakfast that we had to take it easy. All freshly cooked and delightful. All staff made us feel welcome. Many thanks to everyone.

Very welcoming for walking groups. Walk leader got a free lunch. Not had that before! Some walkers had bacon sarnies and a mug of tea before we set off.Lovely village, nice walk and well worth a visit.

Found this by luck, travelling back north. Lovely cake & coffee, good atmosphere, others enjoying early lunches. A great idea to use the end of an old English Inn, well decorated & welcoming staff. We wish we lived nearer, will certainly return, it deserves to do well.

On a canal trip we booked in for Sunday dinner. The restaurant closes at 4pm on a Sunday but they were happy to serve canal travellers if booked ahead. The pies are the thing here although she had to be persuaded to bring out the pie menu as there was little left. What there was was brilliant. Fish pie and minted lamb can be especially recommended. Good value too. About a 10 Minute walk from bridge 60 - beware the farmer there who really doesn't help local tourism!

We popped in here one Saturday evening after an absence of many years. While not bustling, it was full enough and the land lady was friendly and helpful. I had a pie from their extensive pie menu with fresh vegetables and chips. The pie isn't a true pastry pie, it's a pie dish with a puff pastry lid. But it tasted ok, so I semi accept that. The veg were excellent, well cooked, but not over cooked. My wife enjoyed her dinner too. Maybe it's another pub to add to the list of places to go?

Dog friendly but definitely not family friendly which may explain why it is always empty (not a good sign) You definitely feel that you are in a 'local' pub when you walk in which isn't particularly welcoming. It is a shame as it is in a beautiful setting & the drinks are cheap! We shan't however be returning

My husband used to live in Yardley Gobion. We were meeting friends and stayed at the Coffee Pot. The accommodation was very lovely, all brand new, staff were lovely too. Would stay there again.

Very very busy on a Sunday. We went as a group and were told there was no food. We need asked for sandwiches which could be done . But would take 40mins

Hubby and I went here for Sunday lunch, it was lovely, good food and plenty of it for a very reasonable price, Staff were all polite and really friendly.Worth a visit if you are in the area.

My wife & I have just returned home after a wonderful lunch in this delightful pub. When we got there we discovered that they were only doing light lunches & were about to leave when Tracy the chef said no problem I'm not too busy what would you like. How nice! We both had a pie - I had steak & ale & my wife had beef & mushroom. Both were absolutely fantastic. My wife had a nice pot of tea & I had a great pint. We have booked to go back for a Sunday lunch a week on Sunday & are already looking forward to it. The two Tracy's were superb & the service was certainly first class & we will be making many more visits in the future. Very many thanks for making our lunch out so special. Mike & Sheila.

What a nice little gem. We used to go here years ago with our children as they have a nice garden but only just moved back to the area so thought we would try it again. The food is good quality pub grub. Popped in for a meeting over lunch. We had omelettes and they were just perfect. The chips cooked just right. The Lady serving sorry did not get name was so friendly, she made us feel welcome and nothing was too much trouble. I would defiantly recommend stopping there if you are local or just passing. It's nice to get a friendly place to have a drink or some food. We will use this place again. It's also very reasonably priced.

First time visit and decided to have Breakfast. People often say "is it as good as your Mums cooking"? Its was a joint first. It was cooked to perfection, The quality and the presentation was excellent. It has an Olde Worlde charm with a modern touch. Will be going back sooner than later and will be trying afternoon tea as well. Yardley Gobion is such a pretty little village. Well done

3/4 had lovely Sunday lunch with good quality meat. Rated down as didn't have a vegetarian option for roast or chicken or turkey only red meat. Instead had to choose off the bar menu. However the pie chosen was delicious and home made and they were accommodating in giving the roast veg with the pie instead of chips. Desserts nice but nothing special.

At last I can wander round the corner and get breakfast, lunch or coffee ...The coffee shop opened on Monday but I could not go until until Saturday, my partner was there on day one! Arranged to meet a friend for brunch, we were not disappointed.Good food, well cooked. We could have stayed for hours. Lots of locals popping in. Lovely service, recommend this as a place to stop for breakfast, lunch or delicious coffee and cake. Not eaten the cake yet but they look yummy...

Popped into this little gem for coffee and a sandwich. I was spoils for choice and I was nearly tempted by the full English and the eggs florentine. Just had an egg roll and a coffee! Food was great, service friendly and as a venue it was great. But schh don't tell anybody, it might get spoiled by getting too busy!

I went to the new Cafe on day 2 of opening. A little brave i know as with any new venture there can be teething problems. Not in this instance. I walked in and was welcomed by the front of house whose name was Tracy. I was offerred a table and asked if that would be ok, which it was in this cozy cafe.I was then asked what i would like to drink and the resultant flat white coffee was excellent. I orderred my Bloomer Breakfast, which was very tasty, imaginative and great value for money. It tasted superb. They have a number of different things on the breakfast menu that will tempt me back.All in all this was a great breakfast experience. Well done and thank you.

Had breakfast in the new cafe and I have to say it was lovely and got great service too. I would highly recommend. They do a wide range of breakfast items at a reasonable price and also coffees and tea with a range of cakes etc. Easy access from the car park its separate from the pub and really cosy.

A group of four of us booked here for a Friday night. We really needn't have booked, we were the only table eating (not a good sign). The menu was traditional pub food. The girl who was serving us seemed like it was her first day so very limited knowledge of drinks and food (which wasn't her fault). When the food came the plates were cold, which is a big no, no for me. The food ok but all straight out of the freezer.The prices are very reasonable and seemed popular as a local pub. We all left saying we wouldn't be back. To make matters worse we all had griping stomach pains the next day.

My partner and I popped in on sunday 6th December (mid move of our house to re-boost our energy!) We were STUFFED! The dinner was lovely, (chicken, leek and gammon pie with mash and seasonal vegetables. Bacon and cheeseburger) The meals were a good size, the bar tender was lovely, she was attentive, sweet and had nice banter with the other members of public at the bar - a great asset to the team!! Thank you very much, we will be returning.

After a short notice call from my Daughter we met at The Coffee Pot tavern for Sunday lunch.We understand that new owners/management has recently taken over and they were very welcoming and sociable.We had a very pleasant traditional roast all of which was well cooked and served in a very timely manner.The price of most main meals were around £10 which we felt was good value.I would recommend that you give the new owners the opportunity to impress you.

It was the first annual family gathering that we have hosted and I am so pleased we waited until we had moved to Yardley Gobion. The food was lovely (all in our party of 11 agreed), the staff were as wonderful as ever. Thank you to everyone at The Coffee Pot for making our day such a success.

We have called into the coffee pot on a couple of occasions , and had Sunday lunch , We found it provided good value for money and has nice setting.Staff are polite and will chat .The sweet dishes are not the best but the prices are not the most expensive either . It did feel rather 'without atmosphere ' They do have a lovely big cat with a smile for all though

Had an evening meal here on a Friday evening, we were pleasantly surprised by the extensive menu , the pies were great. Staff were friendly and efficient.

We are regulars at the Coffee Pot but we're going walking with a group of friends so asked Tracey if she could provide a buffet for a group of 17 walkers at 12pm - (half way through our walk). On reaching the pub the food was ready & plenty of it. As usual we were given a warm wecolme & enjoyed the well kept beer. Would recommend if you are a walker to plan your walk around a stop at the Coffee Pot as you will get a warm welcome there.Well done Alasdair & Tracy on improving our village pub. ☺️

A good menu and good quality pub grub. Well kept cask ale. Reasonable service. Generally a good atmosphere.

The pies really are a strength and everything was homemade and fresh. We particularly liked the beef, Stilton and guiness pie. The decor is clean, traditional and cozy. It was a bit quiet for a weekend but if they put on entertainment, I'm sure it would draw a crowd to this lovely old building.

What a great little pub. Found it on route to Silverstone and so glad we stopped. The menu is a traditional pub menu with the usual burgers, fish and chips etc. Then I noticed the pie menu wow - fantastic. I chose the steak and stilton and my husband the smoked fish pie. They were truly the best pies we have ever had. When we are next visiting we will be back. Oh and the ale was good too :)

Lovely setting and nice looking pub but I wouldn't advise eating here! Food was not good, burnt, tasteless and in general not very nice. Staff didn't ask how the meal was or offer a dessert menu once we had eaten. Once plates had been cleared we didn't see another staff member for the rest of the night. Avoid!!!

I have visited the Coffee Pot quite a few times now, always a warm welcome from all the staff. Have eaten there a few times, the food is excellent. Great place with a lovely atmosphere.

Having visited the Coffee Pot on several occasions we have found the service to be consistently good. Friendly staff, reasonably priced good food makes this pub well worth the visit.