The Queens Head in East Northamptonshire

We were led to believe this was above average - ho hum... Service, whilst friendly, was slow. Finding a wine list took some 20 minutes. After another reuest when it arrived it was crumpled and stained. As it was warm night we decided to eat outside - tables could have done with a good wipe, and the floor had obviously not seen a sweep for some time - cigarette ends all over the place. Menu was nothing more than average selection of pub food, and from arrival to food arriving took one hour. On the plus sign - food was hot, and acceptable, portion size - substantial. (No need for a starter.)

Great little pub, dogs welcome on the bar and garden. We ate in the bar, service was good, water and bar staff very pleasant. Food was great, we had Thai fishcake starters, followed by steak with Kidney and mushroom suet pudding with veg. The food was lovely, hot, well cooked and served with a smile.

Beautiful pub in great surroundings, friendly staff, it promised a lot but sadly failed to deliver when the food came out, Cajun spiced burger had no taste, was over cooked so very dry, bacon strips so overdone just shattered when attempting to eat, chips a bit over too. Beef brisket dish was under cooked, so tough, good gravy though, beef needed another two hours to be falling apart nicely. As commented in other reviews, no condiments on tables and cutlery provided for the desserts was just a spoon - directly on the tabletop, no serviette, desserts were good sized portion and were great.

Excellent choice of quality beer (esp Barnwell bitter) served by Meg the great host, Fabulous, fresh food created by experienced chef Bob in a 16th century pub…. …could it get better? Just the weather could improve the time we had at the Queens Head and that’s not in their control clearly. It was that good we went 5 or 6 times in the 9 nights we were in the area. Thanks Meg and Bob, loved it, we will be back in summer for the outdoor wood fired pizza oven . Ps, Casper sends a cuddle Meg.🐶

The food was first class; fresh and delicious. The staff were very friendly and efficient. The place had a great atmosphere and we felt well looked after even though it was busy. It was also good value. We shall definitely return. Thanks for a pleasant experience.

Sunday lunch: lovely country pub. Nice surroundings. Friendly staff. Food: waited 45 minutes for main course. Large portions. Very heavily seasoned with salt. Some may prefer that. I would rather add my own. No condiments offered. The food was nice but cold. Mentioned this to staff member Minor issues easily remedied so 3 stars

On a positive note, the staff were extremely friendly and attentive. Sadly the food and drink didn't live up to our expectations and lacked good choice. I asked for an Aperol which they did not stock, I then asked for a Sauvignon Blanc, which they had ran out of. The food was over priced for the standard we received. My salmon dish with creamy tagliattele was just tasteless and under seasoned. My husband had a burger and chips which was nothing special and presented very poorly. Our meal and drinks ( I had sparkling water in the end ) came to £80 which did not reflect our experience. We loved coming here on many occasions .. I just hope the new management can improve upon their standards to compete with James and Lauren Trevor who gave the Queens Head its reputable name. My apologies, but hopefully this is taken constructively.

Sadly we waited an hour before being told there was an issue with the cooker and our Sunday roast was delayed, the plates were cold as well as the dining room, so the meagre veg and very small amount of gravy was cold in no time , we all had different meat and everyone said it was good, we all go out together trying different places for Sunday lunch, sadly this was not one of our favourites, the interior is looking tired which is a shame in this beautiful building

Decided to try the Queens Head as we were their last year on a stop from a days bike ride, baring in mind we have come in January after their busy Xmas period and the menu was a reduced menu compared to their normal menu. I have scored it three out of five only due to the food selection on offer as the mains felt like lunch dishes. All the food was nice but not great and the wine selection was fabulous. Nice location and surrounding with great service, food was not cheap but there is skill involved with the dishes that were served. We will be going again to try the full menu but a burger and fish and chips for a Saturday night meal was something we weren’t expecting

The Queens' Head is a lovely village pub with a roaring fire for winter and outdoor seating in the summer. It is used by locals and visitors and there is always a warm welcome from the staff. The food is top quality and there is a good choice of meals. They also keep a range of local ales and stouts with a good selection of decent wines.

We went to the queen’s head for a meal on the last night of a short stay at a local caravan park the food was delicious in a lovely setting the staff were very friendly would definitely recommend this pub and will go back if in the area again

We came here for dinner as we are staying at New Lodge Farm CC site. It was recommended and we would like to pass that on. The meals are outstanding, fish of the highest quality. Ambience really nice for a couple, the restaurant is cosy.

Warm bar, good food. A pleasure to revisit this pub after a gap of over 60 years. Brought back some memories.

We booked an early table for 18.30 … friendly staff and very efficient. Our dinner was excellent, particularly the smoked salmon starter ( we shared) and the venison was fantastic … cooked to perfection. We will definitely revisit. Very quiet for a Saturday evening, so hopefully more will visit to support this lovely pub.

We visited around 17:30, just after opening time. There were a few locals in the bar, but not overly busy. We ordered two pizzas; mine was a standard pepperoni, my wife’s the wild mushroom, but without the cheese, as this causes migraines. The staff were more than accommodating and our pizzas arrived after 15-20 minutes, just as we had ordered and were excellent. Size wise, they were more than sufficient for the average person. There were only four or five pizza topping options, although they are made to order and I suspect they would make some changes if requested to. The staff were friendly and helpful and we would recommend this pub without hesitation if you are just after a decent pizza.

The pub itself and the staff are lovely . However, some of the food was disappointing and the wine was extortionate. Batter on the fish was pale and soggy and a glass of white wine was £10! It’s probably less than that at Heathrow! Sorry...

Visited for the first time since under new ownership. It’s a lovely pub, the staff are great and v helpful and welcoming. The food is overly fussy - we had fish and chips, it came with some really unpleasant mushy peas and the batter on...

The Queens Head is a lovely pub and Sunday lunch we had was very good indeed, nice surroundings and helpful staff. Unfortunately the price of the wine, at £11.50 per glass was a little harder to digest. I really hope that the new owners make...

This is a beautiful pub externally with internal tasteful decor to match. The food was spectacular with amazing flavours and using the freshest of ingredients. My feta and asparagus starter was exquisite, light and fresh. The baby beets in my pork dish were so sweet..and...

Excellent quality food for Fathers Day Sunday Lunch. The asparagus with feta starter was so fresh and the roast beef was so tender. Table service was excellent.

Fantastic food beautifully presented. Food with a touch class! Highly recommend I will definitely be a frequent visitor!!!

Was not expecting such high quality food. Some of it seemed simple but had delightful touches that elevated dishes - e.g. Savoury Lemon Curd. Great twists on classic English foods

Visited this lovely old pub / restaurant many times and never been disappointed. The talented young team who prepare and deliver such a high quality experience in these very difficult times should be applauded. Thank you to everyone at the Queens Head.

One of our favourite places to visit and would often choose the Queens Head for an ‘out of town’ meal but the meal last night was a disaster and I will not be going back. Our starters were served before our drinks even arrived (would...

We had time to kill in the area due to a cancelled appoint so searched on the app and hit the jackpot. We were able to get a booking outside though not in the shade and had a great meal with courteous team service. Lovely...

This is a lovely local pub, not too formal or pretentious, just good food, reasonably priced and lovely helpful staff in a very nice setting. Have been lots of times, for Sunday lunch, evening meals, pizza and takeaway meals during lockdown. Have always found it...

Visited with friends and sat outside. Staff very friendly and largely attentive. Limited menu but that’s a good indication of freshly cooked food. Starters very nice..we had Chicken liver parfait, one had soup and one had the whitebait. I had the Penne Arribiata which was...

Really could not fault a thing. We had a small family celebration booked for the secret garden however the weather was not kind, on arrival without even having to ask the staff explained they had moved our party indoors to an area of the pub...

Fab food, excellent service, home bread bread is to die for. Highly recommend this pub. The shop next door is awesome too.

Needing comfort food on a working weekend, I placed a takeaway order for roast beef with all the trimmings. Arriving at the nominated time slot I was greeted by a beaming smile from the delightful Jasmine at the back door who efficiently checked my order...

I arranged a pre lockdown Lunch with a very Old Friend. We were greeted by a very pleasant attractive waitress and offered coffee as I was very early. The menu was brought and we were offered drinks and placed our order. The food arrived and was the most delicious food, mine was roast chicken and my friends a Rib eye steak. The managed came round and asked if everything was Ok and chatted for a few minuets.It was a very pleasant Lunch and very nicely presented.

By far the best ribeye steak I’ve had in ages. The crisp on the outside chips were an added bonus. The steak was tender and the knife cut through easily and it was like a fillet steak. In addition my other half had a chicken breast with dauphinois potatoes which I tasted and it was scrumptious. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal and will go back again

We visited for the first time and had the amazing pizza & wine deal. Service was really friendly, everyone was warm and welcoming.Both pizzas were great and the wine very drinkable.We bought a loaf of the homemade seeded bread and that was also great.All in all this is as good as a village pub gets and we look forward to visiting again.

We stopped by for Sunday Lunch having booked a table the night before. Having been seated we were initially going to order a roast but were tempted by another tables pizzas that looked like they were woodfired, so went for two of them. They were very tasty having crispy bases with the one topped with burrata being especially good. We'll be sure to stop by when we're in the area again!

We rang on the off chance for a Sunday roast and got in straight away. Staff were lovely and friendly and the roast dinner was delicious, best we’ve had in a long time. Will definitely go again and would highly recommend to friends and family.

Visited the Queen's Head for lunch today with walking group of six. Very warm welcome, excellent food and service, including very good deal on 4 Pizzas. Called back after our walk for a cup of tea. All in all a very enjoyable visit. Will return!

Excellent food at a reasonable cost. Cant go wrong here! The food was delicious and the owners very attentive. We happened upon this restaurant via a reccomendation and were not disappointed. With a late evening meal we were able to sit outside near the external covered bar area near the pizza oven with blankets handed out to my partner and little boy. This place is a true gem worth a visit!

We was out walking in the local area and popped in for a pint. Staff were very friendly and the table service was awesome. Beautiful pub in a beautiful location. We didn't have food but the food we saw looked and smelled great. Definitely worth a vist if in the area

Staff are very friendly and helpful. The pizzas are to die for. probably the best pizza I have ever had. well done!!

Good location and outside area works on a sunny day. Staff friendly and efficient. An enjoyable experience.

Have sent the restaurant a direct message as to what we encountered on our visit as there appeared to be no contact tracing going on

The pizzas here are incredible. I would eat them every day if I could. Service is brilliant, so attentive. The homemade tiramisu is also to die for. Would absolutely recommend!!!

Wonderful lunch sat on the beautiful terrace , lovely light whitebait , with salad served with Homemade bread . recommended

The country pub that never disappoints!! We are so lucky to live so close to this gem. James & Lauren are so attentive as are there team. Food is fab and the pizza over is a firm favourite of ours. A perfect pub for a summers day or a winter afternoon by the fire! Keep it up guys!

Service was quick aa well as friendly, we were both a little disappointed with the lunch menu which was very limited presumably down to covid etc.We both almost walked to be honest, roughly 8 choices that included a walkers lunch, fish and chips and our choice ( pictured )the rib eye steak.I have to admit the steak was excellent and the peppercorn sauce was outstanding.The food although very good was slightly overpriced at £23 a head.With a couple of drinks our bill totalled £54.There is a car park to the rear of the premises and a outdoor seating area.The Queens head welcomes well behaved dogs too.Visited 29th August 2020.

We had been for a walk at Fineshade Woods which is only 10 minutes drive away. We had booked for 2pm and decided to sit outside as the rain had still held off. We had the Walkers Lunch which at £8 each for a bowel of soup & 1 chicken mayo & lettuce on bread and 1 ham . Both were very nice , 2 lunches 2 drinks in very pleasant surroundings for under £25, very good value

I recently took my family to the Queen’s Head to celebrate my birthday. On arriving we were immediately greeted outside by a very nice smiley Lady, who showed us inside to our own, very well set out dining room. The pub inside and out was very busy. Since my last visit, there is now a big outside patio seating area with new pizza oven. Plenty of room (under current circumstances!) for social distancing. Despite the full house, the service I and my family received throughout the whole evening was outstanding. I heard later that they had seated well over one hundred covers. All credit to the efforts and efficiency of the staff.The food did not disappoint either. In fact my medium/rare(and it was bang on) steak with peppercorn sauce. Was right up there with one of the few best, I’ve ever had. The sauce was so tasty that I was told off ( by my better half) for using my knife to scrape up every drop. The Posh Fish a Chips were also amazing. Non of us had any complaints and we all had three courses. The wine list was comprehensive and wines well selected to cover all tastes.I’m not someone who writes many reviews, but on this occasion felt that The Queen’s Head deserved one. Thank you for making my birthday that extra special, and we are all, as a family looking forward to seeing you again very soon.

Super new find.... cant wait for it to be my new local ......Sunday lunch in the sun Great serviceLovely foodRoast beef - nice and pink , great sidesLemon posset - new for me and I loved it , with homemade shortbread biscuits - a great comboNice dry rose went down v nicely with a large chicken Caesar saladNice choice on the menu, pizza oven was smelling scrummy Covid safeSmiling and friendly staffI’ll be back ..... !!Thank you - jo

James and the team have returned after Lockdown stronger than ever. The menu offers the same consistent high quality of food and drink delivered with excellent friendly and professional service. While the choice is less broad than previously this means they are able maintain high standards whilst emerging safely from the restrictions. The outdoor area is pretty , sheltered and comfortable. We are so lucky to have such a fabulous pub on our doorstop. I really don’t want to go anywhere else at the moment! Thanks James and all the team! You are fab!

Having had a miserable covid welcome at another venue shortly before,it was such a relief to enter a relaxed and friendly pub where one could almost forget the current covid wows.If all pubs adopted the same attitude then the economy would recover all the more quickly.Well done and we hope your business gets the success it deserves as soon as possible.

Congratulations to James and Lauren for reopening after lockdown and creating such a safe space for all customers. Very efficient service, friendly welcome and food up to the usual high standards. Well done everyone and looking forward to my next visit. Absolutely brilliant as always.

How great to be back! James and the team made sure all was safe, and provided great food and atmosphere! Well done on managing to make sure all is reassuring combined with great friendly service and food. We'll be back soon!

Dropped in shortly after the easing of lockdown measures. We felt reassured with the sensible measures taken. The staff made every effort to make us feel welcome - in truth they went “above and beyond” given that a temporary stand, full of wine and champagne, blew over in front of our eyes. Despite the loss of stock the patron still insisted on offering us a drink on the house. A great gesture. Have been here a few times before and will definitely go back again. Welcome back to The Queens Head.

Visited as a group of 5 whilst staying at a local campsite. It was a 15 minute walk and was well worth it as this is a very inviting pub,so much so we spent the whole day there! We only intended to stay for lunch and a drink but ended up ordering takeaway pizzas home with us at closing time. The food is very good and reasonably priced too. The staff are attentive and very friendly and nothing is too much trouble. The pub itself is old, has great character and a welcoming atmosphere.i would certainly recommend a visit.

Well worth a visit. Lovely sheltered patio behind the pub where there is a pizza oven, I didn’t have one but they looked scrumptious. Proper pub.

My wife and I walked down from the next village yesterday, just to have a lunchtime drink and celebrate the re-opening after the lockdown. We ended up having a meal as well and had an excellent time as usual.

We were lucky to have lunch just prior to the pub having to close and changing to selling take away only.The pub was otherwise empty, but we were made to feel welcome, given the usual high level of service, and the food was fantastic - a venison lasagne and Tuscan sausage risotto. As an assuage to our children who weren’t with us for lunch, and to support this great restaurant, we returned for takeaway pizzas for the kids, both of which were made to order on the wood burner and were really tasty.

After a very enjoyable and muddy walk on Saturday 14th March, the fields were still sodden, we stopped here for our Saturday lunch. Our 3rd visit, it is always of the highest quality. The staff are very pleasant and well trained. The chef/ chefs are excellent.The atmosphere is a typical old fashioned pub, thankfully none of the walls had been knocked down to make one big room, in fact there is a small room with one table which can be booked for a party of about ten.The food was delicious as always. Two of our pastry started with the chicken liver parfait which is just about the best. I didn’t have a starter but the haunch of venison for my main course was melt in the mouth tender. My husband had a pizza margarita for his main and said it was one of the best he’d eaten outside of Italy which says something as we used to live there!For dessert I had the tart tar tin, equally as good as any French restaurant.Very enjoyable lunch, looking forward to our next visit

We stopped by on our travels hoping for lunch and were superbly looked after by everyone. We were accommodated by the cosy wood burner in the Village Bar...perfect for us...a lovely friendly and relaxed atmosphere with stunning food including their gorgeous home made bread.The young team are vibrant and super helpful ...the pub was busy and they were looking after everyone with great care. The lovely decor and colour scheme of the rooms compliments the age of the building with the added piece of modernity. We highly recommend this gem of a village pub / eatery and will visit again when in the area. Thank you so much.

We had booked a table for six in advance and were disappointed that the table was in the bar. However, at our request we were moved to the restaurant area which suited us much better. The Sunday roasts were delicious - lots of very tasty vegetables and well cooked meats. The desserts really were wonderful though - the best we have had in ages. Great beers available. Lovely young enthusiastic staff. All in all a great place for a Sunday roast and we will definitely be back.

Having moved to this part of the world recently, we have been trying out some of the local Inns. We happened by the Queens Head Bulwick by chances and decided t give it a go.It is a very old Inn run by a bright, intelligent young man. There is a formal dining room a couple of smaller more intimate areas or as we choose a table in the main bar area next to a roaring log fire (it was winter after all). Service was good and the owner took time to talk to us, always a good sign.I had Ham Hock & Foie Gras Terrine, Pear Chutney & Our Own Bread to start and Seared Fillet of Cornish Hake, Morcilla, Saffron Potatoes, Tenderstem Broccoli & Butter Sauce as a main.They do a very reasonable £14 lunch and a £20 for 2020 deal of dinner as well as complete a la carte. They also serve classic pub grub like fish and chips and home baked pizza, so something to suite all tastes and all pockets. Its the sort of place that you can just drop in for something quick or where you can take a good friend or loved one for the full works, give it a go if you are in the area.

We had booked a table in the bar as we had heard that they were able to accommodate dogs in this area - as soon as we walked in, they brought a bowl of water for our dog and made a fuss of her, which was a lovely touch. Lunch was fabulous, 2 of our party had the chicken and chorizo pie which was from the specials board as was my beefs cheeks, also amazing, and my husband had the fish and chips which he declared some of the best he had ever had. We somehow found room for dessert which we all decided was worth the struggle to find room for! We enjoyed our meal so much that my husband and myself have returned for lunch since then and we have booked a table for my birthday meal with the family for next week. The staff are all very pleasant, friendly and efficient - all in all, a very pleasurable experience.

excellent menu, highly recomment the locally sourced Venison, the Staff there were very nice and helpful

We had a family meal here on a Sunday afternoon. There is a great selection of drinks in the bar, including local real ales. These were sampled and proven to be very tasty indeed.The lunch menu had all the roast meat options you would expect, plus some seasonal specials, fish and chips and a veggie option. The food was very very good. Top presentation, generous portions and really excellent flavours. We all had a brilliant afternoon and left extremely satisfied. Thankyou!

This beautiful, warm, welcoming country pub is simply outstanding. Excellent service, exceptional food and wonderfully decorated too! It really is a 'must visit'. It is so hard to get everything right nowadays, but these guys have got it spot on. The level of customer service, standard of food and general ambience were perfect. We will definitely be back.

Last minute we phoned ahead to check for a table as this place is a little trek away from us and we were so glad we did! When we arrived it was dark and it took us a minute to find the door in but got a warm welcome and the atmosphere was relaxed and cosy. We skipped starter as, to be honest, nothing grabbed our attention but in hindsight was disappointed we'd not taken 3 courses here. We had a home made pizza which looked and tasted very authentic, and pheasant with gratin. The potatoes were possibly the best I'd ever had.By far the best part was pud. I am glad no one was sat too close because my friend didn't speak, just made low orgasmic tones at it. The panna cotta with amerena cherries and home made shortbread was so perfectly balanced and my tart tatin, sticky and sweet.This place was worth the 40 minute journey for the sweet alone and the service was faultless.

As always, the food was great. I particularly recommend the Beef and Wild Mushroom Cannelonni. The others had the Beef Cheek - excellent. Thanks, James, we'll be back!

We have visit many pubs in the area, but now the Queens Head in the village of bulwick is by far our favourite. It is more than just a pub or pub food. Firstly the interior has been tastefully thought out giving a welcoming atmosphere and a personal favourite, no carpets but hard wood / tiled floors so you don’t get that carpet smell sometimes associated with pubs. Then the food. The food is exceptional for a pub, it is more quality restaurant food than what you would associate with pub food. Soup of the day is always outstanding and the selection of dishes should accommodate everyone. They also cater for allergies such as gluten intolerance. They also have a good selection of beers and a quality but relatively inexpensive wine list. Finally the staff are also polite and welcoming. As I say in the title, the Queens Head is nothing short of spectacular for a pub.

I have known this pub for many years ,through three changes of ownership as it is close to excellent walking country so was most disappointed that on a Saturday lunchtime to find all the tables in the ‘Village Bar ‘ set with cutlery and the only place to sit four people was at the bar and no bar menu was apparently available .

After the excellent family Sunday lunch we had here back in September my wife and I were keen to try a date night dinner for just the two of us. So on a dank and dismal November evening we paid another visit. We were not disappointed. A small but exciting menu awaited. There was a select and well chosen range of wines by the glass as well as a good choice of locally brewed beers to enjoy at the bar.

When out for a walk in this area recently we had heard about The Queens Head so we called in and had a walkers lunch. Soup and sandwich was excellent. Four of us had the same and we were delighted with the quality and the price. Fabulous building which quickly began to fill up with customers. All the staff were delightful by greeting us as we came in. So friendly. Love this place!

This is a very welcoming pub. The staff are always helpful and cheerful. The lunchtime menu is small but excellent value. The food is very good and has that home made feel . The wine choices are varied and the beers are all well served. This is our 5th visit and the standard is still high. This is a super place.

This establishment is off the beaten track about a mile off the A43 a few miles north of Corby. The only issue is that it looks nothing much from the front and you could easily miss it. The entrance is at the rear of the building accessed from the car park.

The service and welcome were very good, and the meal for 6 weary walkers was excellent. Home made bread supplied free as pre meal bites.

What a lovely pub. We were late arriving at a nearby caravan site after a long stressful drive back from lancashire and badly needed hot food and a warm place to eat. The Queens Head ticked all the boxes. Staff very friendly. The pub was delightful. Really lovely place to eat and the food was excellent. Good very reasonably priced and beautifully cooked. Will be visiting this pub again.

So very nice. Great staff and absolutely bloody great locals. Andy and Iffy are a hoot. Great food, would recommend booking in advance for Sunday lunch 10/10

Everyone had a lovely lunch this week at the Queens Head, always enjoy the atmosphere, lovely building, great food, fab service.

Went for Sunday lunch. Very slow service. Staff seem to be inexperienced and not enough of them. Tables waited far too long to be cleared. Nobody seemed to be in charge. Roast beef came with 2 small roast potatoes. I had to ask for some more. Beef was over cooked but otherwise food was good. Their New Zealand Sauvignon was pretty tasteless.

This was one of the best Sunday lunches we have had ! The beef was cooked perfectly and so were the delicious vegetables. The service could be a bit more attentive, the main course came out very quick but had to wait for some time to order the puddings, so we gave up and left. I would advice booking a table.

We’ve just enjoyed a lovely Sunday lunch at this recently re-opened pub in Bulwick. With eight hungry diners we were able to give the menu a fairly extensive test. All of us were well pleased with the fare we were served. Excellent roasts with all the trimmings. Fantastic fish and chips with homemade mushy peas. The puddings were also remarkably good. One word of advice for the management though. Service. Whilst the staff were all very polite and helpful they were rushing about and missing simple things like bringing plates for the bread and clearing glasses from the table. Get that right and it would have been a faultless afternoon.

Visited with a friend, and the food was wonderful. The service was both excellent and pleasant. Highly recommend chocolate truffles and honeycomb to finish.

Came here on Friday & Saturday nights for a camping weekend. On Friday just had a drink (ales reasonably priced) and a takeaway pizza ( a bit bland for the price). We returned on Saturday for a drink and a meal and the meal was really enjoyable Starter pate & main Fish & chips. Staff are friendly and polite / helpful. Only slight criticism would be a lack of room inside for people who just want a drink (there is a large patio area though which is OK in the summer months. The area around the bar does feel a bit cramped. Overall a really nice place.

Stopping off on the way home from Winchester we managed to get a table for two in the bar for Sunday lunch. Prompt and excellent service by a young waitress and in no time our roast beef lunches arrived. Perfectly cooked with great vegetables and crunchy roast potatoes. Could not be better. We followed this with a chocolate nemesis and also ice cream. Americanos to follow to settle a perfect meal. Really good.

Our large walking group was given great service, and a first class 'Walkers lunch' last Friday. It's so pleasing to see the pub back in business, looking great inside and out...even the staff uniforms look good on the enthusiastic team. Recommended.

Really great to see this lovely pub so well re-established. Confident and consistent you know a menu not unlike the former Jim’s Bistro in Peterbough will not disappoint.

Lovely place very good food fun service a good experience all round will be going again soon only negative was pricing a little high being hyper critical

Visited here for lunch after it was recommended to us and wasn't disappointed. Service was speedy and courteous in a delightful location. Mains and desserts were all excellent (didn't have starters). Will definitely return in the not too distant future.

Extremely well run establishment, good food, good choice, well priced food as well as drinks and great staff. Doing a great job here.

A first visit after our tour around Apethorpe Palace. The food was superb, packed with flavour and well-presented. The service was excellent - professional and efficient - and where we were all made to feel very welcome! Thank-you! We'll be back!

Called in while in the area, good beers very friendly staff. Nice to see a pub that serves meals and bar snacks, the sausage rolls are among the best I’ve had anywhere

Delightful pub recommended by friends. Had trouble getting in when we tried to book, however they found somewhere for us (3) and it was perfect. Nice and quiet (nigh impossible in so many establishments today). Interesting menu. We settled for the Chedder Cheese Souffle with a tomato relish for starters which was very good while one of us had smoked salmon they said was superb. Lovely warm home made bread and butter was a delight.

We'd been told that this place was back to being a great destination, so on our way back from making a major kitchen purchase we called in. And very glad that we did!

The website states food 12 till 5. Turning up at a half empty pub at 2.30 we were told there were no sunday lunches left. We were offered a pizza instead. I wanted proper food and would have gone to Pizza Express if that was what I wanted. We went to another pub close by who were more than happy to serve us sunday lunch which was excellent. Guess where we will go next time we are hungry

Amazing friendly service with fantastic food. Polite friendly staff who are very helpful.Been several times and had the same excellant service everytime.

Lovely food- great service! A good variety of trod on the menu and takeaway pizza and fish and chips available at different times.

Excellent in every respect. Well worth a detour. Staff lovely, menu extensive in clearly marked sections to suit every taste. Enjoyed the set menu at two courses for £14.

This was our second visit to eat here.Once again the food was excellent well presented and the sevice from the staff was first rate. We selected off the lunch time fixed menu which very good quility and good value for the money

We visited on a weekend whilst camping up the road.We sat in the secret garden which was lovely.Food was great as was the service and I wouldn't hesitate to go back.

This is the second time we have been to eat here. The food is excellent and well presented. The waiting staff are attentive and friendly. The pub is cosy inside and there is attractive seating outside. Would recommend.

The Queen's is simply a wonderful place to visit, whether just for a cracking pint of real ale, but especially for the food.