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I did a review nearly a year ago and don't know why we haven't been back sooner. We had a delicious Sunday roast today and shared a gorgeous Strawberry Cheese cake. Extremely good value meal and the Dartmoor Legend a good price too. The place is spotless the staff are attentive I would highly recommend the Rising Sun.

The food is impeccable and always fresh and piping hot with me exceptions. I read the reviews and reading Nicholas’s review I don’t think it is accurate the food is restaurant quality and definitely value for money. You can see where the money goes it’s in the quality of the food and service delivered. Let’s face it if it was that bad you wouldn’t go back even if it was the only option unless you are incapable of cooking. Highly recommend excellent Thai

Lovely tea rooms in this charming village, good coffee, excellent cakes and bakes, friendly service. Bowness isn't easy to park in but worth looking up if you're anywhere near.

Fui allí en enero, en primer lugar, qué estafa absoluta, porciones pequeñas y comida normal. Olvidé los lados y las salsas que pedí y el huevo frito estaba duro y parecía podrido. No volvería a poner un pie allí

Absolutely delicious Sam, the prawn starter was delicious. Thankyou so much Sam and I’m sure the villagers will be sad to see you leave. Good luck

I'd been out with a group of chums to see "Dune: Part 2" (oh, and I have opinions about THAT!) and fancied something appropriately spicy afterwards: The spice must flow! We chose Rumana's on a recommendation from a friend's sister, and I'm glad we did. Their website says they "pride ourselves in treating our customers like members of our family", and it really felt like we were old friends visiting someone's home (especially with the well-behaved kids scooting around and being generally delightful - and I don't even like kids!) I think we were served by Rumana herself, and she was welcoming and helpful - a real pleasure to meet someone so engaged and enthusiastic about their restaurant, and being a great host. The other staff were also very polite and helpful, and knowledgable about the menu. Speaking of which: The menu has a selection of dishes which seem unusual and possibly unique to this restaurant. I won't go into too much detail about my friends' dishes, but all were given the thumbs up. The poppadoms came out first, of course, but the accompanying sauces need some props: Their chili-sauce-gravy thing was incredible (I almost asked if I could take some home). Most curry / balti restaurants in Brum seem to have their own 'red sauce' and it's not often one stands out as being extra-special and worthy of a paragraph of review: This was one of those special sauces. Spicy, tangy (tamarind?), thick, and with a huge amount of flavour. Well done, chef! For a starter, I had Shunamoti: I've never had a cheesy chicken tikka omelette before, but I will certainly have it again (and probably learn to make it at home). Very unusual, and very tasty. for my main, I decided to opt for something at the spicy end of the scale, and had to ask about the story behind "What the Bloody?!" (yes, that is what it is called) - no spoilers! You'll have to find out yourself. It warranted three chilis on the menu (not the hottest thing they serve), but this was a home-cooking 3 chilis and was at the top end of my spice tolerance (which is quite high), so be warned! I can recommend the mango lassi as a wonderful 'control rod' for the naga reaction. However: The dish was not just hot for the sake of being hot, but had a real depth of flavour, too. The accompanying roti was fluffy, fresh and hot. I am also reliably informed that their Peshawari Naan is one of the best my friend had ever had (and they lived in India for a while), drizzled with honey and with juicy sultanas embedded within. The restaurant is unlicensed, but there is a small shop over the road where you can buy booze if you need to. It's also next door to a 'Spoons if you want pre- or post-curry cask ales. Overall, a great experience. Northfield seems to be THE place for getting something authentic, unusual, and very tasty these days (I reviewed the equally excellent Omar Khayam a few weeks ago). I'll be back to explore the rest of the menu at some point: I definitely need to try the Atomic Chips!

Excellent food, wine and especially service supplied by Jose! Great experience which I would recommend to anyone. Good finish to the Jack the Ripper tour.

Fabulous gelato just around the corner from my house :))) Feel very lucky to have this so close to me. The flavours are to die for and it's soo deliciously creamy.

So pleased we found this cafe for our breakfast stop off. The full English breakfast was amazing, with fabulous quality produce.

Cuckoo Cakes has been replaced by Cafe Italia. A lot more dishes have been added to the menu which now features both British and Italian food. The spaghetti carbonara is the best I have ever had. I wish them all the best for their new venture.

Called into The Chapel today for lunch, I had the salad - this is far and away the best salad I have ever eaten, and so so good for you - with spinach, beans, blueberries, seeds, beetroot, rice, carrots, peaches. Absolutely delicious thank you The Chapel. :-D

We was just passing didn't even realise it was just a Sunday lunch but had already sat down and ordered drinks so decided to stay and eat and we was very glad we did they staff are friendly the food was excellent definitely go back.

Great service and delicious food - every dish was a knock out and I only wish I lived nearer so that I can sample all of the dishes on the menu!

My second visit - again, perfect for a quick lunch, this time the meat and cheese sharing platter. Great service. Thank you !

Came to Palmyras again for a pre match meal, not only of the service fantastic but the food is amazing as well with a brilliant selection of wines to accompany as well. Adel was serving us and was friendly, funny, chatty and very pleasant to be around. Will continue to come back again and again. 10/10!