The best restaurants in Tuxford and Trent Bassetlaw East Midlands

Amazing food served in a lovely village pub. Service is quick and staff are very friendly. Would highly recommend. Lovely atmosphere.

Brunch with family. We walked up from Trentfield Farm campsite Lovely breakfasts. Really helpful and friendly staff. Definitely worth a visit.

Having moved to the area we were pleased to find that a good fish & chips takeaway is not too far from us. The takeaway has been recently renovated, it is clean and tidy albeight tight on space when queueing. You can pay by card or cash and place orders over the phone for collection. The large fish isn't that large however, but they do have a good selection including halloumi for veggies.

Beautiful location, cosy homely feel, delicious cooked breakfast served by friendly staff. Lots of parking and hard standing area for motorbikes. I noticed they have a farm shop so I'll be back again for more food and a wander round the shop!

I was quite disappointed by the experience unfortunately. I was looking forward to a veggie roast, and had seen they did homemade nut roasts etc but all they had were vegan sausages. They were the cheap ‘birdseye’ frozen type I could have bought from the supermarket. And I paid £14 for the privilege! I didn’t get a Yorkshire pudding either like it said on the menu. We were also sat next to a table of about 10 young lads who were quite loud, even though we had booked! There was a whole empty restaurant behind that they could have sat us in too!

Absolutely fantastic food, something for everyone on the menu with a great kids selection. Generous portion sizes and excellent service. Great atmosphere in the bar with dogs being made very welcome. Altogether a great country pub experience. We will certainly not leave it so long next time till we re visit

Excellent service as usual, food quality and quantity exceptional ,can't wait for next visit. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED excellent service

We're very local, and have known The Crown in various guises over the years. Helen has only recently taken over here but has continued the good work. It's a bit off the beaten track - but only 3 miles or so from the A1; nice...

We stopped here by chance for lunch . Great find. Lovely quirky place. Large free car park. Weather was good so we were outside in the courtyard . Really nice setting. Friendly and efficient service. Good lunch selection . Nice food. Dog friendly with water bowls and a tap in the courtyard. Seems a busy place . Would return if in area again

We visited The Crusty Cob at lunchtime and were delighted with everything. The welcome was very friendly. The sandwiches were superb. The service could not have been better. All-in-all a very pleasant experience and highly recommended.

Went for family meal, food and service were 10/10, will definitely come back

Went with my Asian friend who was visiting from London. The food was amazing . My friend likes his curry spicy and he wasn't disappointed .He said it was one of the best he had eaten in the UK and I had to agree . The portions were really generous and the staff friendly. The restaurant had a nice cosy atmosphere with plenty of customers.loved it and will be back.

Well you don't know until you've given a place a try ! Rang in advance to see if we needed to book a table, and to ask about the menu as we couldn't find any derails on the Internet. Told that they intend to update their site, for now they are happy to tell you over the phone. The pub was very noisy, with a large TV screen taking over the bar area. The noise generated to the seating area where we struggled to hear ourselves initially whilst waiting for our meal. It did subside as time went on. More a cafe style seating area than a restaurant. The tables are small, so the four of us were definitely squashed. The meals were poor. A lamb pasty with very little lamb in, no gravy accompanied any of our meals. Nutroast just about adequate, but very small potion. Overcooked chips, and a fish portin (clearly from a pack of ...). All the mains were shop bought and not terribly well cooked. Prices reflected a much better meal than any of us were served. Absolutely no atmosphere in the dining area. We had heard that the Sunday roasts were good, but sadly I couldn't recommend any of our meals, most disappointing.

Great communication excellent quality food

Paul and Fari are such nice friendly people. The bread making day was superb, as was the lunch and other refreshments. We feel we not only learnt a new skill but made two great friends. Absolutley well worth the time and money.