The best restaurants in Warwick West Warwick West Midlands

Excellent food ,first class service all in a lovely atmosphere what more could you ask for👍

Had to pop in after hearing lovely things about it, I only had a coffee but BY FAR THE BEST coffee in southam!!! Will definitely be back and can’t wait to try the food next time. Very friendly owner

What a lovely pub. My wife and I decided to walk most of the pubs on the CAMRA Warwick trail but not in the order suggested. We started by parking in the Priory Park car park giving ourselves three hours to visit 4 pubs. After a quick cut across the park and directions from a friendly local we found our first destination. You can see from the outside that a lot of time has been spent making this pub,which is the base of the Slaughterhouse micro brewery, attractive. The inside is even better. As soon as you step through the door you get a warm welcome from the staff. Maintaining its “real pub” fittings and fixtures while providing comfortable and well designed furniture the pub has a homely atmosphere. The smartly decorated walls are adorned with some lovely pictures. You can view the brewery through a window in the pleasant back room snug. I tried the 3.8% Slaughterhouse Alright, Alright, Alright and it was definitely Alright in fact it was very tasty. My wife who was the designated driver kept to 0% drinks. We could have happily stayed longer but we had more places to discover but we will definitely return.

I made a pit stop here for about an hour. Had a wonderful time.

What an amazing restaurant. Why I’ve only just found it I don’t know. The food was wonderful as was the ambience. I highly recommend you visit here. I will certainly be back.

Well hidden down a back street but a loevely friendly welcome and a nice lunch. If you like eclectic styles with knick-knacks from through the years and vintage pre war music playing then this is a great little tea shop. I had the soup of the day (lentil & vegetable) and a pot of Wylie's own blend tea. was lovely and a little like stepping back in time. Would return and reccomend.

I first discovered the Four Penny a couple of years ago, and this time chose to stay here and drive 30 minutes to my destination than book somewhere closer. It really is a hidden gem of a place. Its close to the racecourse, yet only a 10 minute walk from the castle. Its on a quiet residential street, and run by a friendly landlady and team of staff. The rooms are large, very clean and the whole place is well looked after. The pub downstairs is a free house with a large range of well-kept beers, and large selection of drinks. The food is good quality pub grub, with the sticky toffee pudding a personal favourite. There's no parking at the hotel, but they have a deal for free parking with the racecourse which is about 100m away, so no hardship. What else? Free wifi, complimetary toiletries, tea, coffee & water. Just a great place to stay.

We stopped off here on the way back from visiting family in the North West and what a great find. We had a lovely lunch there and the coffee in particular is worthy of a special mention. The staff were very friendly and the service was quick and we met one of the two brothers! It's dog friendly and they have their own puppy who visits twice a week but, sadly, wasn't there on out visit. If you find yourself in Warwick we would suggest this cafe is well worth a visit. The menu may not be as extensive as some places but we are sure you will find something good to eat- we did. Also they have a well stocked selection of cakes from their own bakery which is just down the road - the cinnamon buns were delicious.

Great service and friendly atmosphere. Good beer, coffee and food. The only addition would be more options for a smaller portion or sides.

Collected an order yesterday during Lockdown 2 - we tried a variety of breads and cakes - they were so delicious they didn’t last very long. Will see you next Saturday unless your opening again before then. Thanks so much!

As a vegan, I was quite excited by their menu choice - the 90% plant-based claim was certainly something ambitious but isn’t being lived up to within the store. Our fries came with cheese on it which is a cross contamination that not even McDonald’s creates - I suppose it was missed in the quality check which for the claims they have on the menu is quite unacceptable. The drinks we wanted to buy were all unavailable. The two hotdogs we had were overpriced and inedible. The mustard was somehow very spicy which meant my sister couldn’t finish hers at all. For the portion size and what you get - it’s not worth the money. The service is still pretty mediocre (like revive was) but this time they charge double the price and provide war ration portions. At least our drinks were taken off the bill because the servers clearly recognised that switch didn’t provide… a shame because the prices before they changed to beyond and moving mountain ranges were actually pretty competitive (and forgivable for revives past errors) and a reason we used to come. Vegans like vegetables too (the veggie panini in the past was perfectly acceptable)- it doesn’t always have to be the trending patties. Unfortunately, and sadly - likely won’t come again.

As a local resident of chase meadow, we are incredibly lucky to have the salt & vinegar chip shop on our doorstep. Lovely perfectly cooked chips, varied menu and amazing family run friendly service. We missed you guys - glad to see you back!

I had a potato with chilli here a few weeks ago and it was the smallest baked potato I had eaten in a long time.

Cracking selection of craft ale and some lovely stuff on tap as well for you to take away. Can be a bit pricey, but then that’s just normal for the types of beer they sell which is pretty tasty and a nice treat!