The best restaurants in Wolds Rushcliffe East Midlands

The No.1 for breakfast and burgers

Attended this venue as a supplier for a wedding. Great venue and really helpful staff!

Excellent local pub,friendly staff also friendly and family oriented pub

Excellent pub, beautifully presented. Great service and a brilliant selection of dishes fit for any restaurant. We,ll be going back

Heard mixed reviews but thought we’d try it. Vegetarian menu dull and we weren’t impressed by what we got. Wanted dessert and given menu but after 20 minutes we have up.

A truly fabulous evening celebrating a milestone birthday. The service was perfect and the food delicious. Thank you!! We will definitely be back.

Nice atmosphere, good service, good menu. Sunday lunch good if a little pricey. Lovely outdoor space. Not very family friendly.

The Plough is everything you could wish for in a country pub. Beautifully kept beer, cosy interior, always a warm welcome, good food and an absolutely stunning beer garden. The place is clearly loved by everyone in the community and with good reason. As a newcomer to the village I really appreciated the warm welcome. Highly recommended!

We were staying in the area so we thought we would come for dinner Friday evening when we got there it was pizza night. We walked in and it was so busy at the bar and it all felt very impersonal. We had our food which was good however we weren't asked if our meal was okay and if we needed anything. I know it was extremely busy but please don't lose the personal touch. Felt more like an hindrance and it was expensive for 2 of us.

This is our favourite restaurant/pub and after three years of regular visits and superb food every time, I thought it worth a well-earned high-praise review. Apart from the occasional evening event, (they hold special themed nights from time to time), it's generally lunches we go for. The quality of the food is consistently high and the service very friendly and professional. The menu is understandably quite small, given that everything is cooked to order but seems varied enough for most tastes. Despite the high standard of cooking and produce, the prices are very competitive indeed. It does get quite busy some days despite being a bit off the beaten track, so best to book if possible. There is a large secluded back garden with seating, (where they hold their events), and a good children's play area. The building itself is still an old unspoilt country pub and serves at least two different real ale. Can't fault the Plough at all really.