The best restaurants in Kibworth Harborough East Midlands

We visited the Wood Fired Pizza Shack at The Cherry Tree, Market Harborough, in November 2024. All 3 pizzas, lovingly cooked by Jonnie, were superb. His customer service is second to none. We will be back soon.

A surprising and totally charming tea room with wonderful staff in period costume. More than this it goes beyond simple nostalgia as it serves a beautiful community purpose with period photos and objects donated, gifted or obtained locally. Just ask how the cafe was conceived and you will understand more. It’s also bigger than you think with a nice garden and mock-up Anderson shelter. The period newspapers on the tables are a wonderful touch. The food was very good and reasonably priced.

I booked Ivy Joys Vintage Tearoom, for my friends baby shower. The customer service from the all staff and owners was fantastic from first organising it to them until the end of the baby shower. The food was lovely and had so many lovely comments from people attending the baby shower about the venue. A few people even said they would be returning during a week day for normal afternoon tea. Overall it was a fantastic atmosphere and all the staff was lovely. I would definitely recommend this tea room for celebrating occasions and to friends and family. I would also return here myself for any future occasions. Thank you so much. Kim ☺️

Lovely spot and really friendly staff

Always a great pint, brilliant traffic, brilliant pub

Decent nice lady let us go to the co-op to get food we came back and paid very nice sausage roll was a 4/10 hot chocolate 7/10 so nice for the morning

An absolute gem. Wonderful food, great atmosphere and a very through wine list. I've never had a bad meal here! Yes it's a bit expensive but it's worth it. Quality ingredients and superbly cooked!

We came her for my sisters birthday. The food was made fresh and all of our food was delicious. Staff were very attentive and service was great.

We had been meaning to visit this village pub after a friend had recommended it. The 'Eat Out' discounted scheme gave us the main reason to give it a go. The starter of tomato and basil soup was steaming hot and delicious,served with crusty bread. I was offered mackerel salad and was not disappointed; delicious served with a bowl of new potatoes. Hubby was served a rather large beef burger and cheese with a side of chips. He has a hearty appetite and it was more than enough for him. The service was warm and friendly, without being intrusive. Had we had paid the full non- discounted bill, we would have been very happy at the price. Listening to the staff taking bookings this is a popular pub You can sit outside or indoors for meals I could see the walled garden, which looked very inviting. I think this is well worth another visit .

There is a lovely choice of dishes on the menu. We all had different and all were expertly cooked by a chef that clearly knew what he was doing. Friendly service in a convivial village pub atmosphere added to a very enjoyable evening.

Nice inside staff very friendly but rather expensive especially the sausage rolls not recommended come with a teaspoon of chutney an extra 25p

Fab customer service and excellent customer support. Really spoil me with delivery of Fresh, Tasty, Hot meals... service is amazing, I don't go anywhere else now. Highly recommended. Xx

This is the best Sunday lunch I've had. Super food, friendly staff and a lovely pub .

Dropped in for lunch great food and good special offers had fish n chips best I've had for a long while. Friendly staff aswell also made it very pleasant. Can get very busy.

Although based in a service area with a fuel station, Macdonald's and M&S express I didn't find it to be noisy. There was plenty of free parking, you have to put your car details in a tablet to get the free parking for your stay. Upon arrival at reception there was someone checking in so I had to wait, not an issue, however the person checking people in seemed to have left their welcoming personality at home. Not a good first impression. When it was my turn, there was no welcoming smile just a "robot" taking details, confirming name and how long I was staying then getting you to write your nationality, car reg and a signature on what I think was something similar to a till receipt before passing you the key card to your room and telling you which way to go, "through the door and upstairs" in my case. Going through the said door and up the stairs, potential to be noisy when people have elephant feet, and through another door which takes you to the corridor of rooms. The door banged shut behind me, no slow closer on that then, another potentially noise issue for those unfortunate enough to have a room close by which was actually me! So I had the joy of listening to that banging closed every time someone went through it, no one's fault but the hotels, for not having a slow closer on it. The room was a regular Premier inn room, clean and tidy. I put the TV on in the evening and the top channel was "Babe station", this leaves me wondering what the hotel is actually used for apart from people travelling, not a nice thought, I then had to scroll through all the channels to find what I wanted to watch. Nothing is in numerical order as you would expect channels to be it seemed to start in the middle. I did however enjoy a lovely shower and a great night's sleep after everyone had stopped going through the door at the top of the stairs. As I was leaving the next morning the receptionist was a different person who had brought their welcoming personality to work with them, so it was different than when I arrived. I didn't use the restaurant next door so I can't comment on that. Would I stay there again, if it was the cheapest option in the area.