The best restaurants in Oak Rushcliffe East Midlands

Well done Google and the cafe for a fantartic stop inbetween Derby to Newark for the Tour of Britian. Plenty of bikes hanging up, good sign. Always. Did have the brunch of the day with a slice of Rocky road, then over to Newark with the cyclists that were there. Added a second visit.

Absolutely a Gem of a pub, lovely friendly staff, always welcoming. A range of different cask beers, and food cooked to the finest standard... At a reasonable price too... My new local! 5 stars all round!!

Don’t bother ordering online, never had it work successfully You order & pay, but when you arrive they never have a record of it so you have to read it out to them Other customers in front of me having the same issue Food is quite nice when they do it, the faff of ordering with them puts me off

Amazing food Very friendly staff

Great place to visit. Wonderful food and staff is lovely

The Greenhouse Kitchen restaurant. Meatballs and tagliatelle which was very tasty. Duck with fresh pappardelle, absolutely delicious. Parmigiana di Melanzane served with brocolli and homemade focaccia. Oh my word this was the star of the show. This was outstanding,authentically Italian and quite possibly the best we have ever tasted. Even Mamma gave her approval,which is very rare. It was a good job we ordered a side of the lovely charred brocolli as it made a great accompaniment. This was definately worth the visit and we shall have to return to try the brunch menu. Maybe with our doggies,as they are allowed in the conservatory seating area.

Have been coming for years, always enjoy the breakfast, but couldn’t sit on certain tables as they are expecting ‘a rush’ it was 8.45am, we sat on the uncomfortable chairs and waited to see the ‘rush’……didn’t happen Poor all round won’t be coming back.

Came for breakfast, we were cutting it tight getting there at 11:15, got to the front of the queue at 11:20 to be told breakfast had ended (website says 11:30 so this was disappointing). We were told we could use the ‘light lunch’ menu as lunch wasn’t on yet and breakfast had ended. The prices were steep (£9.95 for a beef roll and £10.90 for a jacket potato with cheese and beans) but we were hungry so thought we’d order still. The food was very poor quality - we were expecting a fairly nice quality roll with beef and got what appeared to be a multi-pack supermarket hot dog roll with a tiny portion of packet roast beef and a sprinkling of salad on the plate. The jacket potato was ok, nothing great, not bad, fairly average but pretty steep price for what it was. We ate our food and had to chase for the bill. When we got it we were asked how it was, and we were fairly honest and said not great given the price, to which we were told bluntly we knew the prices as they were on the menu when we were ordered. We weren’t complaining, just answering the question we were asked. Also, yes we knew the prices but we did not know it was going to be such poor quality given the prices. Wouldn’t go back and wouldn’t recommend, we regretted eating there and not just buying a sausage roll at the deli counter inside the garden centre.