The best restaurants in Manvers Rushcliffe East Midlands

Enjoyed a traditional Sunday Lunch. Prawn Cocktail (additional cost) starter - prawns weren’t huge, infact they were very small and not many of them. Mushrooms were good. Nice main of turkey. Pork was also good. Beef was a bit tough. Plenty of veg and all the trimmings. Good cheesecake. Good Warm Chocolate Fudge Cake. Fruit Crumble wasn’t the best. Great service. Overall, good value for money. ££

The best B&B we’ve ever stayed at and definitely the best cooked breakfast I’ve ever had! David and Kelly’s philosophy is ‘what would we want if we were staying somewhere?’ - and that’s what they deliver. You get a very comfortable room with a super-comfortable bed, a sofa to sit on, two slices of home-baked cake, home-made flapjack, a fridge with fresh milk (none of that UHT rubbish, thank goodness) and assorted teas and coffee. A good shower and nice thick towels. Two umbrellas in case it’s wet when you’re en route to breakfast (the bedrooms are in the stable block apart from the main house). The large garden and surrounding fields are beautiful. Breakfast is fantastic - outside if it’s sunny (which it was for us). There’s home made compote and yogurt. Lovely fluffy pancakes. They’ve sourced the best bacon, sausages and black pudding they can find (sometimes made to their own specification) and made their own sauces to accompany them. All the bread, jams and marmalades are home-made and delicious. Just wow! And David and Kelly are so friendly. What more could you want?

The T-bone steak was mostly gristle! The place has a nice atmosphere and very friendly staff but £7 for a pint of lager is criminal.

Great Beer, fantastic food and super service!

Owner shouted a lady out the pub after she went to the loo. That is not what a respectful staff member should do and I’m disappointed that that would happen in the local pub.