The best restaurants in Swynnerton Stafford West Midlands

Wow, what a lovely meal we had here today. The service was great and the food is the best in Stoke! We had chicken wraps or gyros, halloumi gyros 🥙 A kids meal which came with a chicken skewer fries and salad. The chicken was beautifully cooked, not dry. The chips are awesome. They also sell lots of lovely looking cakes, on this occasion we didn’t try but would definitely try next time. Well worth a visit. Lovely and clean too. Photo is of loaded fries with chicken. The olives were very salty.

Great pies, speedy service, no complains. My first ever visit to a Pieminister!

Great beer good selection Great choice of gin Very friendly and knowledgeable staff

Great, friendly service from Keira, we were served quickly and all of our drinks were correct :)

Lovely pub in a lovely village . Vast improvement from original . It's popular so parking can be an issue at busy times

Up close with monkeys, great experience

First time visiting Staff very helpful Food was outstanding Would highly recommend

Cheers mate nans wearing a full kit and doing backflips down the stairs screaming “of course he’ll have a look”

Confusing lunch experience. Table and chairs very dirty. Ordered a sandwich. After getting back to the table waitress asked if we'd ordered a sandwich, confirmed we had. She said she'd go and ask the chef to make it and we should go to the till for a refund? Sandwich then came. Waitress came back and said forget the refund because we had the sandwich?! We didn't ask for a refund in the first place? They then tried to bring our the same sandwich again.

Awful, tea was stewed and the toasted tea cake was cold. We watched our tray for some time while other trays were being taken out of turn! When we asked if that was our We were told I’ll bring it across. What we should have had was two new pots of tea and an apology. The cafe was not particularly busy at the time so really no excuses. What needs to be understood by many of the staff here is that it’s not just product that the customer is purchasing but a service too. If the service is going to be poor that perhaps pricing needs to be lower! I shall think twice before returning.

Yummy and very full for my family. Enjoy so much.

Booked here for afternoon tea on Mother’s Day. Got to Trentham to find out you also need to buy tickets to get into the gardens as the restaurant is inside the gardens. This wasn’t made clear at time of booking so had to pay additional amount to get into so we could get our afternoon tea. This caused us to be a little late. The service was good. Friendly, helpful staff. The food was great. Great little place to have a meal but just be mindful as well as your meal booking, you also have to buy entry to the gardens

We had a lovely lunch after a dog walk. The food was great and the staff were extremely friendly and helpful.

My partner and I quite enjoy salmon for a main meal and was pleased when we saw it on the Harvester menu,so we traveled to our nearest one which was about 30 minutes away,on entry we were taken to a table and given the menus and ordered drinks and the salmon,we were then given a bowl to help yourself to salad which we did and sat down to eat it,we had just finished the salad when the waitress came to us and they hadn’t got any salmon and did we want to choose something else,the menu wasn’t very interesting but we chose the chargrilled chicken ,if we had known this when we ordered we would have just had the drinks and gone elsewhere,we had arrived at around 1-50 and it was now 2-40 when the meal was served,nothing special and looked more like a child’s portion,the was a table of 4 close by who were complaining about certain things missing and meals not available and a chap on his own who ordered fish and chips only to be told they hadn’t got any,the place wasn’t overly busy and I can see why,very poor.

It's difficult to write this review because I actually quite like the place, and we have frequented it for years. It's just their outmoded kids' "policy" that makes me mark it down to a 2. It's a lovely pub, with fair to decent food. The staff used to be great, although have recently seemed to become a bit rude. My issue is with their policy regarding children. They are pretty open about not wanting kids in the place after 7. To me, that's a pretty backwards policy, but I can just about give them a pass on that. What I can't give them a pass on is the fact that they won't accept a booking which includes a child after 4 pm! Apparently, there is a chance that you might sit there for more than 3 hours which would (God forbid!) result in a minor being present in the venue after 7 bells!! Who is the manager? The Chitty Chitty Bang Bang child catcher?