The best restaurants in Brownsover South Rugby West Midlands

Very impressed with the restaurant from start to finish. Helpful online booking, knowledgeable and attentive front of house team and great standard of food. The soda bread was a particular highlight. We hope to come back at least every month to try the new menus. Special thanks to the students who helped us find the car park - very polite and passionate about their course !

I have given this just three stars because the on screen menu is really annoying. You try to look at it and suddenly it’s changed to something else. By the time it’s rolled through the entire sequence you are at the front of the queue and you don’t know what to order.

Never ever go to this Costa, it is beyond appalling; it is so disgusting, I'm struggling to put into words, my experience today. My husband and I popped along with my wheelchair-bound 91-year-old mother, for a little light lunch. We arrived at around 1:30 pm on Sunday 23rd of March 2025, to find the place surprisingly quiet. Given that it was a Sunday lunchtime, I would have expected the place to be alive with families and couples. We had in fact tried to find a table at the Lutterworth Costa, but it was so full, with no sitting room, we came along to this branch, hoping they would be able to squeeze us in. There were 3 members of staff on duty (2 young ladies and a young man), and only about 6 or 7 occupied tables, including us. We ordered 3 drinks and 2 toasted sandwiches and a toasted croissant. The food came quickly enough and was pleasant. After my mother had eaten half of her sandwich, she indicated she needed to go to the lavatory, and as she is in a wheelchair, I have to help her out with these things. We got up, and as I was heading towards the lavatories, the young man on duty, jumped ahead of us and said sheepishly, "I just need to check if they are clean". As it was so quiet, and there were 3 members of staff on duty, I was a bit surprised that this needed checking on first, but I just assumed he was being super-diligent. He turned back to us looking embarrassed, and I said "is it dirty?", to which he responded "yes" and then "lucky me". He walked to a nearby cupboard, collected a dustpan and brush, went ahead of us again, spent literally 10 seconds sweeping something from the floor, and then moved back to allow us to access. I pushed my mother's wheelchair in to, what can only be described as, the most disgusting public lavatory I've seen, in my 60 years of living. It sounds like it must be exaggerating doesn't it (so dramatic!) - but not only were the scraps of paper all over the floor, so much worse than that, there was urine everywhere. I don't just mean a little drop or two on the seat where somebody had not been careful, I mean the floor was literally swimming in urine, the toilet seat was covered in urine, the lavatory bowl had urine in it with no toilet paper, it was quite literally, like somebody had embarked on a highly successful 'dirty protest'. Now, as if this was not enough, the fact that this young man had seen the appalling mess, he clearly must've known what it was like, which is why he jumped ahead of me to "check", but then to think that it was acceptable for me to not only to walk into that disgusting room, but allow my 91-year-old disabled mother to sit on a toilet seat covered in urine, almost left me speechless with outrage. How dare you treat your paying customers with such disrespect, moreover, how dare you treat any other human being with such disrespect? It is unforgivable. There is no world in which I would allow anybody to be subjected to such a monstrous, nauseating experience, and the management at this specific Costa, should be either, immediately dismissed, or sent away on a course, to teach them the fundamental rights of human beings, and particularly how that relates in a hospitality setting. Surely, it is simple? Would you sit on a toilet covered in urine, while your feet sat in puddles of urine? Would you allow your 91-year-old disabled mother, or grandmother, to sit her behind on a urine covered toilet seat, while the wheels of her wheelchair wallowed in urine? You were not busy. When you opened up that morning, either, nobody bothered to look at the lavatories (not acceptable), or worse, looked at the lavatories, and could not be bothered to do anything about them (disgraceful).

Easy to find also easy access, loads of parking Clean room But the BEST breakfast Iv had in a hotel chain all warm and fresh all cooked to perfection lots of choices was even greeted by the chef who deserves a bonus went above and beyond for all visitors super proud of his job and roll within 5* 6/3/25

best nandos we go to locally. always good food. warm. good portions. great location to go shopping after

We were a group of 30+ but the staff couldn't do enough for us and with lovely smiles

Excellent choice, varied menu for all tastes

I've just moved in around the corner discovered I have an Indian and Chinese on my doorsteps I thought I would give them a go, my balti was both salty and flavorless at the same time my naan bread was ridiculously doughy and crappy, my coconut rice contain no sweetness. I've had far far better take aways in Rugby and shall not be returning to Brownsover again which is a shame as it's ridiculously close. Feeling a lil rough now...

Mmm well, this is the #1 rated service station in the uk, deserved? Absolutely not!!! Sure there's nothing wrong with it, some decent shops nice and friendly environment and clean toilets, however it had no McDonald's so how can it be justified that we give it the title of #1 in the country. Anyway let's talk about my experience here, I was on my way to Wembley to watch the reds play Newcastle, UP THE REDS and I needed a poo and a little stretch on my way. Firstly I would like to mention the vast amount of parking availability and the plethora (means lots of) charging points for you people who think ur saving the planet by having an electric car. As I walked into the station I noticed some nice seating with plenty of availability for those sitting in and eating, these seats were all clean with cleaning staff ready to pounce on any mess lurking. I devoured a boneless banquet from KFC ( Kentucky Fried Chicken) while there was a Greggs, Burger King, Prett and a Costa on offer as well, plenty of solid options for those travelling especially those with a variety of age groups. Cousin Carla speaking - they had M and s cookies available Cousin Owen speaking - hello I had a box meal containing mini fillet burger and popcorn chicken and chips may I say wonderful perfect amount delicious taste and not to greasy . I had a milky bar crushen flip me that was delightful all round a wonderful trip clean toilets and not overcrowded comfortable seats Back to lewis - thankyou for reading my review 🦧🧟‍♂️🥺😋😩😛🦍🦖🦕🦞🧜🏿‍♀️

Had a few pizza's from here. Always polite in the shop and on the phone. Food is great and Always hot. Can't say anymore. Perfect 👌 worth trying. Thank you guys Thursday tea is what I look forward to.

Never ever go to this Costa, it is beyond appalling; it is so disgusting, I'm struggling to put into words, my experience today. My husband and I popped along with my wheelchair-bound 91-year-old mother, for a little light lunch. We arrived at around 1:30 pm on Sunday 23rd of March 2025, to find the place surprisingly quiet. Given that it was a Sunday lunchtime, I would have expected the place to be alive with families and couples. We had in fact tried to find a table at the Lutterworth Costa, but it was so full, with no sitting room, we came along to this branch, hoping they would be able to squeeze us in. There were 3 members of staff on duty (2 young ladies and a young man), and only about 6 or 7 occupied tables, including us. We ordered 3 drinks and 2 toasted sandwiches and a toasted croissant. The food came quickly enough and was pleasant. After my mother had eaten half of her sandwich, she indicated she needed to go to the lavatory, and as she is in a wheelchair, I have to help her out with these things. We got up, and as I was heading towards the lavatories, the young man on duty, jumped ahead of us and said sheepishly, "I just need to check if they are clean". As it was so quiet, and there were 3 members of staff on duty, I was a bit surprised that this needed checking on first, but I just assumed he was being super-diligent. He turned back to us looking embarrassed, and I said "is it dirty?", to which he responded "yes" and then "lucky me". He walked to a nearby cupboard, collected a dustpan and brush, went ahead of us again, spent literally 10 seconds sweeping something from the floor, and then moved back to allow us to access. I pushed my mother's wheelchair in to, what can only be described as, the most disgusting public lavatory I've seen, in my 60 years of living. It sounds like it must be exaggerating doesn't it (so dramatic!) - but not only were the scraps of paper all over the floor, so much worse than that, there was urine everywhere. I don't just mean a little drop or two on the seat where somebody had not been careful, I mean the floor was literally swimming in urine, the toilet seat was covered in urine, the lavatory bowl had urine in it with no toilet paper, it was quite literally, like somebody had embarked on a highly successful 'dirty protest'. Now, as if this was not enough, the fact that this young man had seen the appalling mess, he clearly must've known what it was like, which is why he jumped ahead of me to "check", but then to think that it was acceptable for me to not only to walk into that disgusting room, but allow my 91-year-old disabled mother to sit on a toilet seat covered in urine, almost left me speechless with outrage. How dare you treat your paying customers with such disrespect, moreover, how dare you treat any other human being with such disrespect? It is unforgivable. There is no world in which I would allow anybody to be subjected to such a monstrous, nauseating experience, and the management at this specific Costa, should be either, immediately dismissed, or sent away on a course, to teach them the fundamental rights of human beings, and particularly how that relates in a hospitality setting. Surely, it is simple? Would you sit on a toilet covered in urine, while your feet sat in puddles of urine? Would you allow your 91-year-old disabled mother, or grandmother, to sit her behind on a urine covered toilet seat, while the wheels of her wheelchair wallowed in urine? You were not busy. When you opened up that morning, either, nobody bothered to look at the lavatories (not acceptable), or worse, looked at the lavatories, and could not be bothered to do anything about them (disgraceful). I would like to be charitable and think you just hadn't been aware of it, but you absolutely had, and had CHOSEN not to remedy this... otherwise, why did the young man jump in front of me, to ostensibly "check" the lavatories? We could not even use an alternative lavatory, because the only other available facilities had a huge hole in the door, and you could see right through to the toilet itself; making it "out of use". How can you think this is acceptable? I will be telling everybody I know, to avoid this abysmal excuse for a Costa, like the plague - lest they literally, catch some ungodly disease. Not only that, but why should ANYBODY come to visit you, when you, clearly, care nothing for your customers comfort, dignity and well-being? I don't imagine anything will be done about this, because your management cares nothing for the appalling experiences you subject your customers to; looking through your reviews, the disgusting state of your lavatories has been mentioned more than once, so you clearly read our comments and cheerfully ignore them; nobody takes it seriously, nobody remedies it, and there is nobody in 'management' who understands or cares one iota, about your guests' comfort. So I say again, why would anybody visit you, when there are so many other Costas, that do a great job? Rugby has a few Costas if I recall correctly, doesn't it? This place should be closed down, and the staff should find jobs elsewhere, not in hospitality! This is not a complex subject, even in the grottiest motorway service station, there's a piece of A4 paper stuck to the wall with times and 'checked' signatures... this is not beyond the wit of anybody with an IQ >50, so why can't you do this, bare minimum? I will not leave it here, I will contact your CEO and upper management, somebody needs to address this, otherwise you will absolutely have close, because customers are simply not going accept these abysmal standards, ad infinitum. Shame on you all, what an utterly disgraceful job you're doing. Next time you go and see a loved one, particularly a frail, elderly one, ask yourself if you would be perfectly happy for them to have to sit in somebody else's urine.

Delicious veggie pizza - Tandoori Panir, amazing! Don’t think an Italian would be impressed but it was hot, fresh, spicy and delicious. First time I’ve tried this since Sam left Pizza the Action but will definitely return 😊

We ordered 2 large ultimate chicken mexicanas and that was the best pizza we had In ages !It was fresh and had just the perfect amount of ingredients.we will definitely order more! We ordered through Uber Eats and we got a good deal too. Pizza was delivered piping hot in less than 20 minutes (it's Friday night) and the driver was very polite. Thank you ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I’ve been to this restaurant quite a few times and I think it’s good value and my food as been very good. My waitress Joana was good and she was very helpful.

The visit was very nice and the food and staff were both amazing as always. The restaurant was clean and neat overall and the sitting was comfy as well. I would mention our server Sophie for the evening. Very friendly and professional, spoke with our kids as well in very comforting manner, full points for her. Lovely visit as always