The best restaurants in North Warwickshire West Midlands

Hows this place got a score of 5 with only 1 review whuch states never open ?

The afternoon tea at Fortnum & Mason is disappointing. The space is very large and feels impersonal and assembly line. For a more special experience, we recommend tea at the Goring.

This used to be our go to Indian takeaway but a disappointing couple of meals led us to give it a break. We ordered 2 weeks ago and had a good meal, delivered within the advised timescale. Ordered the same meal again last weekend and it was a different story. The curry was pretty tasteless and the naan nowhere near the previous weeks standard. It was also nearly 30 minutes late. Perhaps it depends which chef is on? Not sure we will give them another go.

You couldn’t find a slower waffle service in London if you went out and bought a waffle maker, made the batter and cooked it yourself.

After a long hard day we had the pleasure of being served by two lovely young girls; ashley and emmie. Smiles on their faces and answered all our questions regarding the products (we ask alot). Thanks guys. Definitely worthy of reward/recognition :)

Haven't used before, but very glad we did, yes it was about 5 mins later than expected but worth waiting for ... excellent, the nicest curry I've had in a long time. Thank you 😋😋

Pretty dire I’m afraid All cakes looked bought in. I had a scone hoping it was the safest bet. It wasn’t. Dry. Came with one butter and the cheapest jam imaginable ( I saw the jar !) Tea ok but can’t go wrong with that right ?! Apart from the mug of tea still had the tea bag in it Staff friendly and hard working but management very poor and standard of food poor. Don’t bother

I stopped at the M6 Corley Services on my trip to Wales. The KFC outlet was disappointing on several levels. Orders are done on a touch screen, and even though I pressed the disabled icon, I still needed to queue and carry my tray so the icon proved meaningless. I had purposely chosen this services because of the KFC signage as I wanted to try the vegan burger. It is billed as being "original recipe with the 11 herbs and spices. The original “original recipe” from the 1950s has morphed some over the years, but it is still tasty. It has been years since I had it, but with the new move to plant based menus I wanted to give the vegan KFC offering a try.First of all the down side. This is a motorway services, so presentation and care are not at the forefront. That said the coating of the vegan fillet (a Quorn product) was similar to what I remembered the chicken fillet’s as having. The combo with Quorn was not as nice as I would have hoped, however. I am actually a fan of the “chicken” offerings which Quorn makes, but this was not one of the best. It may be that the KFC 11 herbs and spices diminished the “chicken” illusion that Quorn usually has, or it may be that I just expected too much.Any way the sandwich was okay. The bun a little dry, though the spiced fillet compensated for that a little. The iceberg lettuce was – well iceberg lettuce and offered little to the overall sandwich.The seating area was clean, but service was really assembly line like and the meal was little more than shoved at me.

Arrived for our Sunday night booking at the Courtyard restaurant at 6pm, only to be barely acknowledged and left sitting waiting for 25 minutes. We had to ask if the restaurant was open as we were not seen to. The waiter was rude and couldn’t care less, took ages getting our drinks and as previously said, did not ask if we had a table booked or if we needed help. Very poor customer service. Left nearly straight away as soon as we had our drinks. They have certainly lost our business tonight and for the foreseeable future.

For starters, this is not labeled properly on Tripadvisor. It's the Miller's Kitchen, at the Kersey Mill, which is a cafe restaurant, outside of Hadleigh. Not Stone street IN Hadleigh. This should be fixed but I don't know how. I checked the pics, and sure enough there's a mistake here. So I'm talking about the Mill outside of town. The food... not great. We stopped by for first time yesterday for lunch, had a sandwich which I thought was nasty. WAY too much salty mustard. My husbands sandwich was dry and uninteresting. Had to ask for cutlery to be brought. We asked for tap water, which was brought to us in individual tiny glasses which was not enough considering the salt in the sandwich. Why couldn't they go a second mile and bring a jug of water out like most restaurants? What about an ice-cube? We had to wait and pay at the counter first, and I noticed a box of ice-cubes on the counter. Was I supposed to go and get them? I'm not terribly fussy as a person, but I thought considering the £11.90 price tag for a sandwich and a bit of mixed lettuce from a salad bag and a (very few) crips, this was extortionate for what it was. £8 would have been plenty to pay for it. I did NOT enjoy the lunch, neither did my husband, and would never go again, nor would I recommend it to any of my friends. It's a pity because they have a fabulous out of town location with plenty of parking, which was what recommended the place to me to start with. A message to the proprietors....you will probably stay in business because droves of people come to the Mill for OTHER reasons, and because you are the only one selling a sit down space and something to eat. You have a captive audience. But if you want to charge those prices (£11.70 cheapest on menu) and attract people who come just for a day out to the area, then you do really need to up your quality and service.

Cloe the assistant manager smelled her personal hygiene should be away from serving food to the public 8/10/24 15:51.dirty hands aswell not sure if tobacco or what shocking personal presentation

14 piece variety bucket 11 pieces of leg not much of a variety awful crap awful worst kfc Avoid hate legs awful avoid bad bad bad

A dire sad place to stop. Coffee undrinkable . Food put together with zero love and rubbish ingredients. A total waste of hard earned money .