The Tudor House Restaurant in Warwick

Food is really good and a good price, nice old building in line with what I expected from Warwick itself as an area. The staff were so good as I have fussy children and they bent over backwards to accomodate them

Greeted as we entered, the staff could not do enough for you. Good selection of non alcoholic ales. Service and food excellent

We were stauing at Knight's Village for the weekend and saw this place on our way in. We popped over at 7 on the hope of a table. Despite it being very busy the manager was able to accommodate my husband, son and I. We had tapas to start - very tasty followed by paella for two. Lovely and good value. Staff are very attentive and helpful. Would definitely go back.

We stayed at The Tudor House hotel in April, Hotel was nice enough but only emergency lighting on in the main part of the hotel. There are staff on in the morning to sort breakfast but the rest of the day the hotel is empty so do not expect to sit in the bar with a drink!!. The bar opens in the evening and there is a Spanish restaurant there (very nice).

We stopped in the bar for a drink with our 12 week old baby following a meal out elsewhere as a family and were made to feel very comfortable and welcome. We didn’t think we’d find anywhere for a nice quiet drink so were pleasantly surprised. The staff couldn’t have been more accommodating or welcoming.

We came here for a quiet drink and inside was well kept and had a lot of history. There is a television in the bar area. Friendly staff and good atmosphere

This is an amazing building. I was so looking forward to going in it and seeing the inside. However when we got there at 6.30 on a sunday it was closed. It doesn't stay open into the evening. I was very disapointed.

What a strange place. We popped in on a Thursday night and were the only people in there despite it being a restaurant with B and B rooms. The bar man was friendly and was wearing a suit jacket which was nice. The building is lovely but inside it felt very outdated, in need of sprucing up and the nick nacks looked well past their sell by date. Couldn’t quite put my finger on what it was but it didn’t have a cosy atmosphere and lack of other patrons was sad. The beer had run out on the ale pumps as well. At least the radio station playing was modern and upbeat.

My wife and I stayed for two night at this charming hotel. Lots of interesting rooms with some very small doors but nice rooms. The staff were excellent and helpful. Breakfast was a real treat. If you like history this is the place to stay

This is a beautiful building steeped in history. Built in 1472, many original features are there to this day. Very quirky and fun. Rooms are comfortable, breakfast superb, chef is great fun to talk to. However, a few disappointments. We booked this place in particular because in addition to the historical interest, it boasts of real ales, lunch and bar snacks. So having booked our rooms we arrived for lunch ahead of the check in time of 3pm to find it locked up and in darkness, no reply to the doorbell. So actually they do not serve lunch. Or any Real Ales - the taps were covered. We had booked 5 rooms between 9 people, so potentially quite a lucrative group of guests. When the bar finally opened at 5pm we asked what time we needed to be back from our meal in town in order to have a couple of nightcaps before bed. We were told 11pm. Upon returning just before 10.45pm, found the hotel locked and in darkness. No reply to the doorbell. Having specifically arranged this, and not even asking for extended hours, this was pretty unacceptable as we would have stayed in town for longer. The bedding is very tired and in the £95 per night room, no shower just a hand held shower head with no bracket on the wall to attach it to. I would go back, although would have lower expectations. The website should be changed to reflect that off season, the hotel does not open for lunch and the evening bar is subject to discretion. Maybe the room prices should be reduced to reflect this. In the event, being in a large group, it didn't spoil our stay. However, if it had just been a couple, I suspect it would have marred the visit.

Viste le incerte recensioni avevamo qualche dubbio a cenare qui, ma la serata piovosa ci ha sciolto i dubbi e abbiamo fatto proprio bene. Non c'era una grandissima scelta, ma tutti i piatti li abbiamo molto apprezzati. Porzioni enormi a prezzi veramente contenuti per il Regno Unito. Molto bella la location con armature, antichi oggetti, vecchie foto e un grandissimo camino. Assolutamente consigliato anche per chi non soggiorna nel B&B.

We booked through Booking.com and the hotel never had a record of the reservation, however, Barry made us very welcome and assured us he had space, despite our very late arrival time. The room was lovely and comfortable, in need of a bit of tlc in places but nice and clean. Breakfast was very nice with excellent service, such a shame for us, we were only stopping for 1 night. The building is gorgeous and I'm sure we will return.

I got a really nice snack meal ( as I arrived late and had eaten dinner ) and a super breakfast ( top quality bacon ) Thank you !

Necesitábamos una habitación para pasar la noche, trabajando en Warwick el día siguiente, así que reservé una habitación individual a 55 libras la noche. Un poco de miedo, pero no debería haber sido. Pub con alojamiento y mucha personalidad. Cálida bienvenida del miembro del personal que manejaba el bar. Habitación pequeña pero ideal con la mitad del tamaño de la puerta. Ducha compartido situado en el pasillo. Gran desayuno bien preparado. Sin fallos y nos encantaría volver cuando de vuelta en Warwick.

Stayed in this hotel and had dinner and several breakfasts in the restaurant. Everything was cooked well and service was good from friendly members of staff.

We ventured across from our B&B to have a quiet drink and ended up having the best dinner and staying until closing at 11pm. We had a great night talking to other travellers and making new friends.

Delightful setting lovely pub polished and cleaned to perfection (including the toilets) loads of beams and features and character. Very pleasant helpful staff, decent basic meal and very reasonably priced.sadly I was driving so we didn't stay for long but all in all for what was paid, good value

A very easy relaxing atmosphere in which to enjoy good food and company. Sympathetic staff to aging customers with poor mobility.

We came here for dinner after walking out of a filthy pub up the road that we were supposed to eat in - we were greeted by friendly staff and the menu had a wide variety. We were all tired having been driving from Scotland all day so just wanted something simple. We all ordered and the food was just what we wanted - fairly basic but tasted okay. The staff were really nice and friendly.

my partner myself and my grandaughter went for a meal in this place we were very dissapointed the food was very poor and very over priced we are not rude people so we did not complain but definitley wont be going there again

Comida de pub básico servido por un personal muy amable. Una encantadora zona de jardín de hierbas. Edificio muy interesante.

Authentic Tudor Hotel outside and inside. Our room was basic but was well equipped and clean and the bathroom was modern. The food was well priced, tasted great and came in sizable portions. I had lamb shank it was cooked to perfection (real pub grub). The staff were a bit quirky but it added to stay actually. I would stay/visit/eat at this hotel again.

Done a voucher deal so was a little apprehensive, but was pleasantly surprised. Very friendly staff. Did have a little wait but as we were with friends and chatting this was not a problem. Quality was good and food came out hot. If visiting the area would go back again. Would like to mention young waitress as she was cheerful and helpful.

Had sunday lunch with groupon lovely home made food, with nice pudding to follow .Good choice of beer and wine and great service.will be going again,

Nice place to visit after a long day at Warwick Castle. Good food, reasonably priced. Good selection of beers served in an authentic tudor surround.

Loved this place have been there three times ,the food was lovely ,the staff very welcoming and pleasant I had Groupon vouchers , will be going back.

I bought a Groupon voucher for a meal for four and took my two children for an evening meal. The food was very nice and there was a reasonable, if limited choice of dishes. The full menu was more extensive but no complaints whatsoever because we got a very good deal. My son decided to have a complete meltdown and the staff were very understanding and allowed him to choose a meal from the children's menu instead. I will definitely be returning and would wholeheartedly recommend.

Loved dining here for lunch. Beautiful building. Some people would prefer a ponsy menu, I loved the fact there were options like lasagne, scampi and chips, burger etc. Normal, proper pub grub at a reasonable price.

We've been there with our friends and children! I thought from seeing the pub from outside, that it will be full of character, good food and brilliant atmosphere! Well a big let down, not atmosphere, the food was just ok and the customer service was average, the girl done her job but without any interest in the customers and gave the impression that she couldn't wait for the time to go home! Dissapointed!

We ate here using a groupon voucher. The voucher was for Sunday lunch and either a starter or pudding. I was disappointed to find that there was no vegetarian option for me. I was told that I could only have the roast dinner without the meat and vegetarian gravy. My daughter chose the chicken and asked if she could have a Yorkshire pudding with it but was told no as they only came with the beef. We chose prawn cocktail starters which looked like baby food but tasted okay. To be fair the main course tasted good and was served hot. The staff were friendly.

Arrived at mid-day when the Tudor house restaurant opened and was greeted by a member of staff going around each table spraying furniture polish on them. There were not any windows open for ventilation, she just looked at me and said," is there something wrong"?Of course there was something wrong, the cleaning should of been done before the restaurant was opened and the other bottles of spray and duster moved off the bar. I suffer with asthma and was not happy, nor were other customers around us,we felt like just walking out as it made me cough continuously and I did not feel comfortable at all.When the sunday roast came it was nothing special just a small plate with a meal on, pudding the same could of done better in my own house. Over powering staff and no atmosphere, will not return.

My husband and myself visited here for Sunday lunch with a Groupon Voucher . Upon arrival at the restaurant we found the door locked and as we d booked a table for 12.0 pm we thought it would be open , a young couple that was passing told us to knock the door !! We were finally then let into what we can only describe as walking in on the place being cleaned , and chairs still on tables , woman hoovering , cleaning and polishing tables also cleaning materials left on the bar . We showed our voucher and said about our booking , then shown a menu and said to take a seat where there were no chairs on the tables . There was no apparent heating on either so we felt they we very unprepared for business !! By this time a few other customers arrived and felt they felt the same as us ! On the good side staff were friendly but unprofessional , the Sunday Lunch was very good and didn t have to wait long for it . We would eat there again but would certainly book a later time to eat .

Great surrounding, great staff/ service. Excellent Sunday lunch. Perfect for anyone visiting Warwick

Visited here at last minute on weekend visit to Warwick as hotel restaurant was fully booked. Service was slow due to also accommodating a large party (which completely understand) but bar and service staff were largely absent throughout the evening, ordering drinks typically slow (although was bar staff's first night).Eventually a medium-rare steak arrived that was tired and lifeless. I felt sorry for the cow that had died for this cut. Accompanying food (onion rings, chips) were dry, over-fried and dull. I certainly wasn't expecting pub gastronomy and the food was reasonably priced but still left feeling overwhelmingly disappointed. The first time I've ever felt compelled to send food back to a kitchen with the replacement steak moderately better.

visited using a groupon deal. quaint old building , nice staff and a decent lunch for the money. nice hot soup , roast beef and all the trimmings , fresh veg. nothing fancy , but good home cooking. the regular menu looked good too , handy if you are visiting the castle as it is opposite the exit.

Fantastic bar with a mediaeval theme throughout. A nice selection of real ale aswell. Great stop off on the walk into Warwick town centre

Just had lunch at the Tudor House. When returning home I checked it out on TA, amazed with the negative reviews by previous customers. We found it ticked all the boxes for us ,efficient friendly staff ,good draught ale ,food that was tasty and fresh at a fair price .The place was very clean this included toilets .We overheard another customer who was eating at the same time telling his wife it was the best steak pie he had ever had .

The outside of the building draws you in. We had a very warm welcome from the Manageress at the bar who was a delight until put under a bit of pressure following two polite requests regarding sour beer.First impression was that the bar area smelt of chip fat and was hazy with kitchen fumes.Food was plentiful but nothing to write home about. We ordered a couple of steaks which were not of the best quality, but edible. Limp side salad and chips were dry. The red wine sauce on my steak was of a ketchup consistency and didn't taste of red wine.We were served two lots of real ale at the bar which were at the end of the barrel and therefore were sour, so settled for a bottled beer instead. When we returned the 2nd pint, there was a little tension and the Manageress suggested that it was likely down to personal taste rather than old over oxygenised ale. She was also on her own, so would have to get the chef to check the cellar? As we left beer lines were being hurriedly pulled through! Short staffed, poor food, on a BH weekend. With hind sight, we would have gone to the pub next door.

Vriendelijke bediening. Goed eten, geen aparte gerechten, de normale pub gerechten. Je kunt parkeren voor de deur, maar er is vaak geen plek

This restaurant is a great example of what happens when restaurant owners give up trying. The food was very poor. We ordered a lamb shank which was incredibly fatty and came with what looked like canned vegetables. We also ordered a steak, which I asked for rare - and got well done. When I mentioned this to the waitress, she smiled and walked away. She didn't attend to us once and rushed off as soon as she put plates and drinks down so we had to grab other members of staff. Her laziness and incompetence is very telling of the lack of training she received - and therefore of the management's attitude to their business.Every ingredient seemed to be budgeted and substandard. Even the prawn cocktail tasted cheap. The presentation of the food was dreadful, twee and childish. I would highly suggest never visiting this restaurant.

Over priced soggy sandwich after a long wait. Very disappointing , would not return as this has coloured our opinion.

We visited in Jan 2016. Impromptu lunch on our Way to Warwick Castle, decided to stop as the building is so beautiful. Menu was extensive. Portion sizes very generous. The food was good pub grub and very good value. The historic surroundings are what makes this place a real treat.

For the second year we held our Christmas Party here and as usual the meal was excellent, the staff very efficient , the room was nicely decorated for Christmas and the atmosphere superb, We use the room at the front ideal for parties of about twenty persons, and have already booked for 2016.By sharing your experiences, you're helping travellers make better choices and plan their dream trips. Thank you!

Food lovely, but very slow service for a hotel/restaurant that was very quiet, only us and one other table and they were served already.

the hotel is very historic which will go well with making your stay more atmospheric getting into the Tudor mood. food here is above average and the service was excellent

We just had a drink here and it was odd! We were waiting to book into our B&B but were a little early so thought we would have a drink here as it was just over the road. The staff there, in partiicular a young lad, made us feel very uncomfortable as started to say not particularly nice things about the lady who owned our B&B and it was totally inappropriate to say such things to complete strangers. Also thought by the bar where we sat with our drinks looked like somewhere a cheap nightclub would have.

Friendly staff, fabulous periodic listed building full of features and good food. Huge log (gas) fire would make it an ideal cosy place in the winter.

We ( two families) came for a day out at Warwick Castle and wanted to eat after we left we three young kids. It was Sunday and some all had Lamb or Roast Bef with small potions for the kids. I have to say it was one of the tastiest roasts I have had a in a long time and very reasonably priced. We live near London and the problem these days is they are either small chain pubs or market themselves as gastro pubs and the food is sometimes small in portion size and frankly a bit pretentious. The meat was tender vegetables and potatoes cooked and a nice Yorkshire pudding with lovely gravy. For dessert the menu was traditional British ( spotted dick, treacle sponge, bread and butter pudding, crumbles etc) . These two were very tasty with generous amounts of custard.we were impressed and all in a very elegant building with fantastic interior. I must also commend the staff for being very friendly and helpful and the price or dish was very good.

I’ve been to the Tudor House last on a Saturday for dinner, about 6pm.The place was completely empty, we were told there was a beer festival in town, that’s why.The place is undoubtedly nice, and just having a walk inside is great.The menu is mainly meat/fish-based, but there are some vegetarian options, like omelette, pasta and a few more things that I honestly don’t recall.For starters I’ve order something off the menu as I couldn’t find anything to my like, just some bread with dressing: the waiter was absolutely fine with that. The bread I have to say was nice as well as the vinaigrette. For main I had a beef burger and asked the waiter to substitute my fries with some steamed potatoes, which he said was absolutely fine. The burger alas wasn’t good, the beef seemed very cheap and was very dry (OK I asked him to have it well done but usually chefs add something in the burger to balance off that dryness, like tomato or lettuce or something along those lines, I thought that goes without saying). The bun seemed old and there was very little cheese inside and the steamed potatoes were plain, no dressing or anything added to them (again, I think it is pretty obvious that I would expect some kind of dressing on them).So, not great food experience for me to be honest but I know my girlfriend liked her vegetarian food (omelette). In any case, credit to the staff for accepting all my requests to change the menu, not many places would do it and only for that my ranking goes up a little.I don’t think I’d go back, but I think it is worth exploring other dishes, just stay away from the beef burger

Freshly cooked to order and tasty food. Hot and plentyful. Wonderful place to eat. Friendly staff. Quirky historical surroundings.

Très beau cadre pour cette vielle demeure. Nous y avons mangé et apprécié le repas. Simple (pub) mais très correct. Bon accueil également.

Inexpereienced staff, poor quality. Don't be swayed by the Tudor architecture this is nothing more than a poorly served theme pub which does not represent quality uk quisine.

We were the only people here at noon on a Sunday. The food was OK, but not special. The staff was friendly. The place itself was very old and very interesting.

Called into the Tudor House for an evening meal WHAT A MISTAKE! We ordered the fish and chips and what was served can only be described as grey tasteless and truly terrible. The fish had been cooked in a microwave and had so little flesh on it it clearly had never seen water as it would not been able to swim. As for the chips how can you fry chips and serve them raw? We did complain but clearly that is always the standard of food as the member of staff just said 'OK'. Would never visit the Tudor House again perhaps the owners are spending too much time at their other pub. AVOID.

The breakfast was good, although we chose to eat out in the evenings, so I can't comment on the evening pub food, although there was always a few people eating there most nights

The staff in this pub are very friendly. Food and drink both reasonably priced. We all enjoyed our food - good pub grub. We always pop in when we are in Warwick.

For such a lovely looking building the ambience was lost by a very loud and demanding party. Unfortunately the young member of staff was very over whelmed. Food was OK though, nothing fancy though, which you would expect with such a grand building.Experience didn't give the building the justice it deserves.We won't be eating there again.

The staff very very nice, polite and helpful. We really enjoyed the food, typical pub meals, big portions so not for every day dinning but if you are on a trip and want a place with that Tudor atmosphere you should come here :)

We popped in for a drink after the castle. It's a perfect little gem with well priced drinks (bottled water and hot chocolate £4). The atmosphere was lovely, the girl who served us was so lovely and helpful. We didn't eat but desserts where advertised at £3.95. It's a must if you're in the area

We ate here on a quiet Saturday evening, and despite there being few people here the atmosphere was cosy and friendly. Food was good quality pub fare, and reasonably priced. Staff were friendly and attentive.

This pub had a cosy atmosphere and was decorated really nicely for Christmas when we visited. The food was quite good too.

Uninspired menu, although food was well cooked & appetising. Enjoyed the beer. No choice for "full English" breakfast - got what was given.

We arrived at the Tudor House Restaurant after spotting it on our drive through Warwick, instantly being drawn in to its unique appearance. The interior did not disappoint and the youngest member of our party was sold as soon as he saw the armour and swords! The staff were very welcoming and friendly. Our food was delicious, and the portions were generous. Overall, a brilliant dining experience and we would definitely return!

Nice place well looked after but down have the chicken burger I think it was bought from the local cafe which was funny because the veg was fresh

Staff were lovely and has a very welcoming pub atmosphere. Charming rooms and most of all good food. Will definitely return again.

The food was excellent and came in acceptable time. Upon arrival the staff were very welcoming and couldn't have been friendlier. I'm not sure what it would be like to stay here but the restaurant was nicely done and overall impressive. There was a young trainee waiter called Elliot who was rushing around with such enthusiasm- almost like he had a supercharger bolted on to him! We were asked several times how our food was and it seemed like he really cared. It was nice to see this in someone so young and he deserves to be commended for how good he was. Value for money wise it wasn't bad either although a couple of dishes seemed very expensive for what they were. A couple of areas needed to be cleaner but overall it's really useful to stop here when travelling from Manchester to London- 5 minutes from the M40. Thanks again- hope to visit soon.

Pop in for a beer and chips with my family. Great stuff and service. I like tge atmosphere as well. I will definitely come back to this place

Stopped in passing for lunch on a Sunday; staff were lovely and super helpful. Place itself is interesting with some interesting displays such as arrowheads etc. Food was decent, roast beef came with four different veg. Beef was well done and gravy slightly salty, but meal enjoyable overall.

The worst burger I have ever had!!!!!Tasted like it was bought from the frozen food section is supermarket.

Barmaid was very chatty but it was quiet.... 2 tables in on a sunday lunch is not a good look. We only had baguettes and they were fine, took a little longer than should considering we were only ones in there, should be doing more seeing as so close to castle.Maybe we caught it off season, great building and good service

Food was fine but the place is in need of a lot of TLC a good dust and clean wouldn't go amiss, my arms were sticking to the table and I had to ask for it to be cleaned and I'm not sure that a young boy doing the waiting is legal.

We stopped here after our trip up from London to Warwick. We were looking for an 'ole English pub' experience, and this did not disappoint. Great menu - HUGE meals, and excellent kids choices. We especially enjoyed desert! The kids enjoyed having photos with the suits of armour at the top of the stairs! Would recommend to families visiting the area looking for a basic, friendly environment with filling, hearty meals.

As far as Im concerned its one of the most attractive buildings in Warwick but we had never been in.Took nan in for her 80th birthday with the gang and have to say it was a lovely evening. Service although a bit slow was polite abnd helpful.Food was just what nan and gramps like, we all had something different and nan especially enjoyed her tudor chicken. It was a bit quiet taht evening so you do feel a little concious of the lack of atmosphere created by other diners.Bit of an odd setup, lovely building but overall a good night.

We decided to eat here after visiting the castle. The building is very old and the bar is full of old relics. A nice place to be.It wasn't very busy and our order did seem to take a long time to come. When it did, we enjoyed it. I had the "Tudor Chicken" and my wife a different chicken dish. Wine was nice too.The staff were friendly and helpful.We didn't stay here so I cannot comment on the rooms.I would come back here - provided I wasn't in a hurry. It seems others have also had a long wait so I guess we weren't just unlucky that day.Overall, nice food at a reasonable price. The food seemed freshly prepared which makes the wait worthwhile in my opinion.

Il cibo è nella media. L'ambiente è molto carino, pub Tudor, affascinante più della cena... il proprietario simpaticissimo. Con i ragazzi è stata una bella esperienza. I figli si sono intrattenuti in conversazione con il proprietario. Ordinazioni al bancone come tradizione nei pub.

Went for lunch on Sunday as part of a large. booked party, they could not cope we had our meal after an unacceptable long wait about 1 hour, the food Sunday roast was delivered to our table swimming in gravy DRIPPING OFF THE PLATE which drowned very small potions of veg.The Yorkshire puddings were brown inside and uneatable and tasted awful .The waiters were 2 very young school boys ,who did their best but they and the kitchen could not cope with the numbers which I find disgraceful as they knew our party was expected.When we complained the woman in charge just said we should have complained sooner but as the young boys were so busy there was opportunity to do so it was only when she appeared behind the bar later we had an opportunity to do so..I would not recommend the Tudor houses for SUNDAY LUNCH OR PARTY VENUE

Had a lovely meal at The Tudor House restaurant in Warwick last night. Such a lovely building and very quirky inside. We had a table for four and three of us had sirloin steak which was beautiful. The only reason I have given an average rating for atmosphere is that we were the only diners (which was a shame at such a lovely place). Would definitely return if I was in the area again.

Roast Beef Dinner - processed machine cut beef, with huge Yorkshire pudding, small amounts of veg all saturated in quite frankly the most saltiest gravy ever! We didn't have the option of gravy or no gravy??? It was poured literally all over the food prior to being served to out table, obviously this establishment don't own gravy boats, I did wonder why such a charming looking Inn was virtually empty!!Well I would never return again so maybe that's my question answered, the barman/waiter was walking around like a schoolboy with his shirt hanging out and his shoes looked like they hadn't been cleaned since 1472!! However he was very pleasant Music in dining area nothing short of a pop disco!

Landlord & staff very courteous & helpful, order the extras though if you are very hungry. Nice traditional pub good atmosphere something for everyone

the food was okay, reasonably priced but the service wasnt great and they werent even busy (six people in there). so much more could be done with this fantastic building, I was expecting more !