The best restaurants in Meriden Solihull West Midlands

Staff very friendly, beautiful surroundings. Great golf course. Just missing out on 5* because door a bit difficult to shut/open occasionally, guess it's just old but that's the charm. Everything else is great ,& every member of staff we met where so helpful & pleasant. Had a wonderful stay.

Good food and service. Definitely worth a visit.

Love the Bear, unspoilt oldy worldy pub. Very attentive staff and food served timely, hot and delicious. One criticism though…thought it rather pathetic that the dressed salad contain half a cherry tomato! Surely you can afford to let your customers have a whole one ??

I'm up here for 1 night before I go on holidays and leave my car here, amazing hotel absolutely spotless,but very expensive if you want to eat in the Marco Pierre restaurant with a dress code,so I opted for a kebab just up the road.

Good room, easy carpark, nice breakfast. Staff were available.

The Queen's Head is a lovely traditional English public house. It is a good place to go to for eats and drinks if you have visited Meriden, the 'Heart of England', or if you have been to nearby Millisons Wood for a walk. There is a good choice of beers, wines and spirits and the food is well prepared and presented. Your seating can be either inside the pub, outside at the front, or at the back of the pub where there is a lovely lawn area adjacent to lovely countryside. Go on folks, give The Queen's Head a try, you will not be disappointed.

Excellent food and service not cheap but good quality. Only down side we asked for two teas one strong and were charge an extra 30p for a tea bag. ?

Lovely cortado. A/C way too high though as it was freezing in there.

RockinWarren was booked to play live music here. A local pub, great customers and some serious music lovers. The staff very friendly, nice place. We recommened this place to play at or visit. There is an onsite car park. Easy access into the pub and a nice area to set up and play in. Thank you for having us, we hope to be invited back some time. Great venue

Nice people, nice food, in fact really nice food, looking forward to going here again

Booked mid week for Sunday lunch at 1.00pm.hitel restaurant rang an hour before booking to say 'not doing Sunday lunch today,due to kitchen issues'!very disappointing.Also noticed menu has been reduced significantly since we last went,although price has increased.In desperation,we managed to book at very short notice for lunch at another hotel,which was superb.The Ansty Hall charges £10 per person for any cancellation.Perhaps they would like to pay us £10 compensation per person for cancelling.Really not worth dealing with them!

Love this place, should have a michelin star. Nice little canope's before your starter and desert which you don't expect as it doesn't say on the menu. Staff are very friendly, nice atmosphere and the food is incredible for the price. Shame this place doesn't get busy, maybe it is because of the location and being a hotel, this place should be thriving

We went for breakfast and it was really rubbish. I ordered eggs Benedict. What I got was a bap (not a toasted muffin) cut in half with a piece of bacon on each side. On half I got an overcooked egg, on the other side all I got was boiled egg white with no yolk. To try and cover it all up, hollandaise sauce was slathered all over the place. We ordered kids toast with Nutella. Weirdly the toast came with margarine on and then a pot of Nutella as well. My husband ordered the full English. Super greasy and bits burnt. All in all, won’t be going back and was absolutely not worth the money. Would avoid like the plague!

I traveled for work and stayed in this hotel which has everything you need. Good value for money. There is also a beer garden below, so if the weather is nice you can also stay outside

We went for afternoon tea yesterday and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The food was delicious and the staff very attentive. Would highly recommend it.