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One of the worst takeaways to date. Absolutely gutted. After reading the reviews we thought there would be no issues. Here visiting for a few days and last min delivery order. The nan breads were horrendous…congealed mess stuffed into small foil bags. I’ve never seen such weight of a nan bread in one small bag. Such a shame we didn’t even want to eat them. The tandoori mixed grill was something from my local fish and chip shop not an Indian restaurant. Just be careful for takeaway as I’m sure eating in wouldn’t be as bad…but I’m just giving a heads up as 90% of my order is in the bin. Gutted

Good friend used to run this pub

Had a fantastic meal at Nishads last night. There were 6 off us and every meal was served promptly and was delicious. Very friendly staff that looked after us and nothing was too much bother. Well done yet again to all at Nishads.

Sunday lunch great food .jayne landlady looks over staff all good pleasant never a problem .keep up good work .rowan behind bar .barbra doing fable organising

Excellent value at £17.95 for three course Sunday lunch. Excellent quality of food with very generous portions. Great service - would definitely come again…

Great food. 2 of the party vegetarian well catered for. Quirky surroundings. Staff fabulous. One girl (sorry we didn’t get her name) just so lovely, always with a smile. Asked us how we were enjoying our holiday and where had we been. When she was on her break she wrote us a list of suggested places to go. Thank you for a lovely experience

The Fieldhouse has always been a great pub doing brilliant food, but since the refurb and the new sharing platters added to the menu it has gone up a level. The staff are great and really welcoming and the bar is dog friendly, which is great! We tried the new cheese sharer which was ample for two, but can also recommend the epic burgers, Sunday lunches and most things on the menu. Please try this place as it’s a real asset to our community, and it’s always nice to go to an independently run pub with personality rather than all the chains in town

Booked this for a table of 14. I had called midweek and advised that we would arrive at 14:15pm instead of 2pm to allow people to arrive in waves. When I arrived I'd been advised that two particular waitresses had already said the table was booked for 2pm and the looks they were giving out were anything but friendly! One particular waitress with hearts on her face, yet lacking a heart was nothing short of miserable and passive aggressive! Not able to crack even a semi smile, she came numerous times to the table instructing us to find out how long the others would be, whilst telling us dessert was off the table! They, rather then be grateful for the booking they had, were too busy banging on about how they could have another party take our table at 3.30pm! So had allocated a large booking just a sheer 1:15 minutes to drink and eat. To say this particular waitress was toxic was an understatement! Even when thanked as we left she was stone faced and said nothing. She definitely picked the wrong profession and should consider policing! Don't go here folks unless you want to be treated like garbage! The food was nothing special either!

The staff are always polite, good service & nice atmosphere. I resently damage my new trousers when sitting on a chair in the garden there .I have to commend Louise the manager who promptly replied to my request to reimburse me for the damaged trousers Louise replaced the trousers promptly. Its nice to have good customer service

Very polite staff and a very welcoming environment. Quick service and was very simple and easy to order. Would recommend with friends or solo.

First reaction was to how dirty the carriages were. Our table hadn't been wiped over and was dirty from the previous passengers. The flooring erea was also covered in bits of food and rubbish. I couldn't put my jacket above my seat because the shelf was covered in dust. The train ride itself was nice and the stations are lovely. The steam engines are certainly impressive. The food was hit and miss for me. Very nice rice and spring roll but my chicken skewer was overdone and very hard and dry. Overall was it worth £120 for 2 people i have to say no.

Scrumptious waffle, and I'm told the crepe was excellent as well. Our first port of call on our weekly visit to Bridgnorth.

Had lunch here with some friends. Food is very over priced and scarce. Worst of all is the staff attitude however. They were very curt, unfriendly unwelcoming. Once we had finished, they did bother asking if everything was ok or if we wanted anything else. Appeared to just want us to pay up and leave! It really was very disappointing for us all and I will not be visiting again. Customer service needs a vast improvement and food needs to be more value for money.

My partner and I had to be at Wolfhampcote church (nearby) for a rehearsal at 1pm last Sunday, so I rang up the Old Olive Bush to ask if they could fit us in for lunch. They wouldn't normally have opened before 12.30, but Linda was determined that we wouldn't be late for our rehearsal, and offered to open up at midday. She also described the steak pie in such alluring terms that we placed an order for it immediately...and it lived up to the billing. Thank you, Linda, for a delicious lunch, and for being so helpful. We hope to come again!

The service was friendly and the food absolutely first-rate. Can recommend the Ploughman’s which is loaded with cheese, really top notch ham, and lovely crusty bread. Would have loved to stay for cake but we were all too full.