The best restaurants in Northcroft West Berkshire South East

This place is a slice of perfection that delivered a 5 star experience across the board. Friendly and helpful staff greeted us and sat us down. The ambience and the decor is so warm and inviting but whilst it is a bit posh and a bit fancy, it has a sense of fun about it as well. I felt special without feeling uncomfortable. My wife and I were in for Sunday Lunch and I have to tell you, I was really hungry! When our mains arrived I was impressed with the look and variety of items on the plate and there was plenty of it. The Lamb was beautiful and every element on the plate was perfect individually but when it all came together it was mind blowing food. I had lamb, my wife had beef and they came with all the trimmings you would expect including cauliflower cheese on the side. The buttery veg and the sweet puree really gelled the whole dish together. For dessert we opted for a posset which was classically simple and delicious and super light which was very welcome after helping to finish my wife's main! She had the key lime pie and we had fun trying to guess the ingredients in the base, there were complex flavours in there that we just weren't sure of, that worked really well together. So we will have to go back and try again soon! 10 out of 10, the experience and the food was superb, I can't praise The Hartley Arms highly enough.

A really simple review. The coffee at RICH is solid gold quality. Had a couple now and not reviewed, but had a flat white Friday and it is without doubt the best coffee in Newbury. Absolutely gorgeous flavor. Staff are always brilliant also.

Excellent little cafe with great food and service. Good value for money. Nothing is too much trouble with great choices.

Very tasty and aromatic. Lovely Garlic Nan breads. Please don't change and we will re-order again :) Thank you.

Always excellent. Arguably the best restaurant in Newbury!

Worst experience - staff was super rude, ordered food but got no food, & racist. Never coming back!

Food was great five star service would Highley recommend paying a visit

Came in to see if the food was as good as we had heard. It was even better! Finally somewhere in Newbury to get a decent burrito... Did I say decent? It was phenomenal! Can't wait to go back for another meal!

Great food and menu inspired me to get out of my normal starter and either Madras or Dansak maon course rut and so I tried something different from their speciality menu tonight. It wasn't as hot as a my normal Madras but the intensity was more in the flavour than the heat. I'm not into Onion Bhajis myself, too many greasy ones in the past, but I had a taste of my Wife's and it was really really good. Portions sizes were perfect as was the service. A great choice of many cuisines in Newbury and glad to say Indigo Bay is one of the best when it comes to Indian style food with value. The Decor is simple and not over chintzy, some may find it too plain but who cares when the food and service are great. Enjoy!

I posted a review but it did not show. I came in last night for a couple of beers. Was really impressed by the welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff. I will definitely be back now I know the car park cheat! Best wishes.

Lovely before theatre drinks and meal. The food was cooked beautifully and wasn't over complicated. Staff were helpful and friendly.

On a flying visit to Newbury I, and a friend of mine, met for lunch at Kokoro - and Asian fusion restaurant on Northbrook Street, right on the bridge over the River Kennet. 'Restaurant' might be a slightly misleading term - as Kokoro is more of a takeaway style, with some shabby seating downstairs in a shabby room. It is shabby. There is no avoiding it. The seating area downstairs is more akin to a long-abandoned waiting room. There is little to no charm to it whatsoever, save for the fact that you can see the river flowing swiftly passed the window. I get the impression however that the sort of people who frequent here (the sort of people that say "let me get" instead of "can I have") are not particularly fussed about the ambience. The food, it has to be said, is very good. I really enjoyed the sweet and sour chicken and noodle bowl that I had. Unimaginative I know but it looked the most appealing, and it tasted great. I would score this place higher were it not for the fact that I felt as though I was dining in a Prisoner of War camp. On a final note, this place is Halal certified, meaning that the people that want their food to have suffered a slow, tormenting, medieval death can pat themselves on the back.

Staff are amazing very friendly and helpful, food was really good. Only issue was the room. Windows not double glazed with mould round edges. Had to us a towel as a draught excluder round the window and the furniture in the room was very worn and basic

NO Food.?Kitchen Never Open-How Sad.

Nice hotel as always with Premier Inn. The chef cooked very good quality food with no issues but the restaurant staff are slow to take your order and look at the floor when walking around to avoid you catching their attention. I’ve stayed here 4 times now and it has been the same each time. Also this time I stayed there was no one on reception when I arrived and after pressing the button for assistance multiple times over a few minutes someone from the restaurant noticed and came out. Much better service in the other town centre Premier Inn but I prefer this hotel due to the large car park.