The best restaurants in Caddington Central Bedfordshire East of England

Very disappointed. Have been there a couple of times for coffee and cake and were really impressed, so decided to book for a birthday lunch. It wasn't particularly busy, but we had a 45 minute wait before we were served with somebody else's meal. After explaining at booking that we needed a gluten free option and were told that this was not a problem, it clearly was. My partner was served halloumi cheese between 2 slices of gluten free under-cooked toast and it frankly looked embarrassing. I had the cottage pie, which was tasty, but it was the size of a school portion and was only just warm. It was like something Woolworths would have served in the 80s, but with much less veg. The accompanying vegetables looked beautiful, but would not have fed a hamster. One piece of sprouted broccoli, 4 beans, a single carrot baton and half a baby sweetcorn tied together by a strand of leek and it was stone cold. Certainly not worth £14. I knew I should have gone for the burger, which actually looked very good. I think we shall stick with The Fox, which is just a few more minutes along the road. Normally we don't need to eat again after a decent lunch, but that was not a decent lunch and we have had to make an evening meal. I posted my thoughts on their facebook page and received a response from the owner saying "Oh thank you !! XX", which clearly shows that they had not read my posting and really are not interested in their customers.

Perfect fresh French sticks served by two happy smiles, great food at a good price

Simply wonderful. Came from Suffolk to meet family for a 60th birthday Sunday lunch. Had to pre-order what we wanted as there were 11 of us. This worked perfectly as our lunch was freshly cooked and served not long after our arrival. The chef came out several to make sure everything was good and to ensure our one vegetarian diner was properly catered for. Really good food, great staff and a very lovely venue. Would highly recommend and will visit again when in the area. Top draw.

Food disappointing The scones were nice but we were given one small pot of jam & cream between 3 people, rather than our own pots. The sandwiches and cakes were poor. Strange fillings in the sandwiches & the egg tasted strongly of garlic. The cakes were awful. The service was fine/average, although an £18 service charge is too steep. The best part was the fantastic guy on the door who welcomed us and moved our car. So friendly & an asset to the hotel.

I've been here for Sunday roast a few times and it never disappoints. The gravy in particular deserves a special mention. There's a choice of chicken, lamb or beef. It is also good value for money. Service is friendly and efficient. Overall a traditional country pub that serves great food .

Lovely lunch, hadn’t booked but we were shown to a table quickly in a nice area of the restaurant. Love that it’s dog friendly. Well looked after by a very lovely and busy waitress, food was great, we have been before and it didn’t disappoint on our second visit! Thank you

Very nice place nice food, only issue was car parking, it was little different when busy.

I have just looked at the reviews for this restaurant which I was very surprised to see they were mixed! Last night we went out with friends for a Valentine’s Day dinner. Upon arrival was a restaurant beautifully and tastefully decorated. The tables and lighting looked amazing! Very charming lady and gentleman looked after us. Glass of champagne on arrival and the atmosphere was lovely. Our meal was gorgeous. The presentation was so nice it seemed to ashame to eat it! I have to say, yes, we did have to wait between courses, as they only had 2 people serving everyone. But I don’t want to rush through my courses, I like to have a breather in between so it wasn’t a problem at all. It was perfect. Just like to say a big thank you for such a lovely dining experience. You both made our Valentine’s Day a delightful one 💖 We will definitely be back!

I had a spa day booked with lunch at Adams and I can confirm it was very pleasant. The waitress welcomed me and provided with all the information about our food. Food came pretty quickly, maybe portion was a bit too small but tasty.

This is a lovely little restaurant/cafe on the route around Whipsnade. We all had pizzas which were reasonably priced and very filling, and came very quickly. There are baby chairs available and it is a pleasant setting overlooking the rolling hills-- you would hope the was was nice for somewhere called the viewpoint, and it is! No complaints really-- just nothing exceptionally good, and the tables were a little bit sticky. Definitely a nice spot on site if you want something more than a sandwich while at the zoo.

Food is absolutely disappointing..extremely over expensive for what you get. I feel like the food in this zoo shows lack of respect towards the clients. It is not possible to sell such rubbish food. Apart from the fish and chips which is not the healthiest food out there, nothing else worth wasting your money on