The best restaurants in Whitnash Warwick West Midlands

The windmill is a great space for family time. the Menu covers all my fussy eaters and keeps us full. Michelle and her team were attentive and friendly. A big bonus of the windmill is the large garden and play area which you do not get in other pubs/ restaurants. The garden is beautifully maintained and play area is kept clean and safe. Couldn’t recommend the windmill enough.

Excellent food with great atmosphere and staff were brilliant above and beyond a beautiful meal in a no fuss way. See you again hopefully

Excellent food, wicked staff, can’t fault it

Came to Mallory court for a Soa day and had an am I g time- beta massage ever but what was outstanding g was how over and above Rizzy went for us. Rizzy was in the dining area and absolutely nothing was too much trouble. She was friendly happy accommodating and just brilliant. A credit to the staff team

Our first visit for Sunday lunch today and it was excellent! Nice and hot and great portions. We had 3 meats. Good price too! We will be back.

Poor Customer Service Quite Disappointed When Having A Bite To Eat The Food and Plate Was Removed From My Table Without Asking When I Was At The Bar Getting Drinks For My Party. No Further Food Available Courtesy Would Have Been To Ask Before Removing From Table To See If It Belonged To Someone Unfortunately This Venue Will Be Crossed Off Booking In Future Because Of This

Terrible Fish cod was grey dry tasted rank Dont go there if you help it

Pleasant good value lunch and although there was a mix up over our order and subsequent delay the manager was called and he did what he needed to do and offered a partial refund. Every problem is an opportunity and we ‘ll doubtless return.

There’s something undeniably comforting about a well-executed traditional pub roast dinner, and my recent experience did not disappoint. From the moment I walked into the cozy, wood fired pub, I knew I was in for a treat. The plate arrived piled high with all the classics: tender slices of slow-roasted beef, gammon and juicy chicken and golden roast potatoes with perfectly crispy edges, and a generous portion of fluffy Yorkshire pudding. The vegetables carrots, parsnips, and greens were cooked to perfection, retaining just the right amount of bite. But the real star was the gravy. Rich, flavorful, and just the right consistency, it tied everything together beautifully. A dollop of mint sauce on the side added a delightful kick, while the pigs in blankets were a decadent touch that I couldn’t resist. The portions were hearty, satisfying even the hungriest appetite, and the presentation was rustic yet inviting. Paired with a lovely glass of wine this roast was the epitome of comfort food. The service was friendly and attentive, with staff checking in just enough to ensure I had everything I needed. The pub itself had a warm, welcoming atmosphere, with the hum of contented diners and the occasional crackle from the fireplace. If you’re looking for a traditional pub roast that feels like a hug on a plate, this spot is well worth a visit. It’s everything you could hope for in a Sunday roast: simple, hearty, and utterly delicious.

Food was tasty and good quality only downfall was the battered chicken balls, other than that would order again.