The best restaurants in Redditch West Midlands

Fantastic food piping hot , my wife and my self loved it and we will be back tonight for more , Thank you Simon and your family . Peter Marsh

Always lovely staff and the food is very good

Always enjoy my food when we go

The lunch special on Thursday/Saturdays is full of flavor and variety. I recommend getting extra naan or rice to sop up the many delicious sauces. You'll want to eat every bite.

Nice little back street pub good beers and friendly

Use to be the number one chippy in Redditch but it's hit or miss these days since the ownership changed hands. Can't deny the fish was quite good the other week so went again recently. These are the first times we've gone to them for a good couple of years. The most recent visit however I felt was met with rudeness for requesting an item that wasn't on the menu. The answer given "There's always one isn't there" is not very professional when the customer is literally stood 6ft from you... In hindsight I should've just said "ok no worries, I'll go else where" because the kebab that was ordered literally fell apart and the portion sizes are really low compared to past experiences. They get the 2 stars because at least the food was good quality but we won't be visiting again I'm afraid.

Will be going back! Food was excellent and the staff were all wonderful. Really helpful without being obsequious and a fabulous atmosphere, inside and out. An absolute gem❤️

Seven of us (and a whippet) had an excellent lunch today in the bar area. We had a selection of dishes between us - I had the faggots which were lovely. Great sweets enjoyed by four of us. The owner and staff were very welcoming and delivered first class friendly service. Thoroughly recommend.

Amazing pub, staff are great and there’s a fit goth with tassive mitts, 10 out of 10 pub plus Fays lovely

Great food and authentic atmosphere

We visit this Cafe often and have never had cause for complaint. Unfortunately, Saturday 3rd. May changed this, My Husband and I took our Granddaughter for brunch, It wasn't busy at all so we thought it wouldn't take long, We waited over half an hour for the food which we could accept as you have to allow for this sometimes. We ordered brunch with bread and butter and when it arrived we asked for vinegar, we waited and waited and half way through our meal we had to ask a passing waiter again, moments later the waiter, a person with red/black hair came over with the vinegar and plonked it on the table as the waiter turned to leave , My husband asked if he could swap one the crust of bread (as neither of us like the crust) for a normal bread, The waiter literally turned round without the crust and walked of shaking their head on the way, and then never returned, It was rude and disrespectful and will certainly make us think twice before going there again.

Charged £33.60 for two scrambled eggs/salmon on toast, one tea and one coffee. Watery scrambled eggs, small slice of salmon and one slice of toast. An extortionate price for what we got. Still, live and lean and won't return.

Always seem to come here and the par 5 breakfast as seen in the picture is amazing! I did have to take off Tom's and fried bread but that's just my preference. The whole breakfast is just so nice and affordable. I also have had there homemade cookies they were amazing bring them back everyday 😋

Lovely little local pub, staff are all lovely.

I chose barbecue ribs in sauce, and a portion of house special fried rice. I ate a rib first, and it was horribly salty. I couldn't risk another one, as I have high blood pressure, and I need to cut back on salt, so I ate some of the house special fried rice, and I was horrified to find it just as salty as the ribs. Hubby had beef with green peppers in black bean sauce, with boiled rice. He looked over at Mr ( I hadn't said anything) and told me it was really salty, so it wasn't just me. Sam Pan really needs to watch how much salt they put in the food. I only went there because The Golden Wok in Church Hill was closed. I won't be going to Sam Pans again.