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Lovely cafe with the best food and sweetest staff, my favourite place to come with my kids on the wellingborough road. I have been here 4 times since moving to this part of northampton, each time with my young children and we were always well looked after.

The most amazing fish and chips locally. Plus you get other great things like pie saveloy's etc. Customer service is just the best friendly fast and good overall chat.

Great welcoming and friendly place. Food and drink here is well worthy of our regular visits! Their salt beef bagels are consistently delicious and a must try!

Had my 50th birthday party over the bank holiday weekend. Venue was great, service was excellent and food was fab with a mix of meat, vegetarian, vegan and gluten free. Staff friendly and did everything to make the night a success, they even went out to buy more Kahula when they ran out! Great hosting by Josh, he made the night go swimmingly and was really friendly and organised, a great party. Thanks all 🥳

Top local , good price and quality ale, staff are great and love the banter

A lovely coffee and apple crumble

Fabulous from start to finish. The young but very engaging and knowledgeable girls front of house and waitressing could not have been more attentive and helpful without ever being over bearing. The ambience from outside had the attraction of a fabulous Parisan side street draw and the decor and ambience inside doesn’t disappoint. A sharp eye for eclectic edge with a sumptuous undercurrent of elegant pub chic and warmth integrate sumptuously. Food was fantastic by special prawn ravioli being warm, sleek and unctuous. The pork shoulder main was generous, full of fallout and perfectly configured with the leeks and champ. The aroma from the masala sauce matched the taste. Lemon posset with a twist brought the experience to a triumphant close. A gem that holds its own and more with the higher profile Cricketers and Catch 22 , a find from a brief memorable encounter at the Saffron Walden Saturday morning market. Luck was on my side Lee D ……. Out

Emma and Nick are very welcoming and their food is amazing !!! I recently òcelebrated my Birthday with the Family at home with Emma's take away menu. We thoroughly enjoyed the shin beef in red wine, along with very delicous vegetables and very tasty chocolate marquis. Over many years we have ordered most of the menu and it's always beautifully prepared and very delicious!! Thank you so much for helping me out This is a 5 ***** review !!!!!!! Helen

Pretty nice pub but extremely overpriced. Had a chalkboard on the wall with “pub bites” which were priced at £6.50 or 3 for £16.50. Me and my friend ordered latice fries, warm bread and olives and mango prawns. However we were disappointed when they brought out the food and it was a tiny bowl of store bought tasting olives, 3 tiny prawns, and a small bowl of normal chips. When we asked about the bread we were told by the waiter that it didn’t come with bread. So spent £25 on 2 drinks and 3 tiny bowls of supermarket frozen bites. So if you come here I would recommend to either just get a full lunch which may be worth your money, or to just get a drink.

A place to go for something different: local delicacies of pyclets and oatcakes served with flavoursome toppings. I had the "Canadian" (pyclets with bacon and maple syrup). The food is beautiful and the staff are welcoming. As of March 2024, it shares premises with "Derby Uncovered" which sells local food and non-food products, including pyclets to take away.

I enjoyed every morsel I ate here. It’s a limited menu - 3 starters and 3 mains - but that doesn’t matter because everything is so delicious and well balanced. There’s also quite a wide selection of ‘nibbles’ which include items like oysters and rabbit on toast. We started with an amazing raw mackerel dish plus the oysters and rabbit on toast. The combination of flavours was just superb. For mains we had a beautifully cooked venison and very lightly cooked cod with mussels in a seafood broth. Finished off with a simple cheeseboard of 3 cheeses which were so good there was no need for more. With 2-3 glasses of wine it cost £147.00. Worth every penny.

A really good experience, not been here for a while but is as good as ever. Food was excellent, big portions, good value for money, really tasty. Good choice of drinks, with a good value bottle of Merlot for less than £20. Service very good throughout with a friendly welcome, nice ambience, old school but attractive.

Seven friends on holiday together went to The Rumburgh Buck for a last evening dinner having had drinks in the garden a few days earlier. This pub is wonderful - friendly and very welcoming. It is unspoilt how I imagine it has been for many years; flag stone floors, benches and the occasional slightly wobbly table. We preordered our meals for steak night, excellent value and absolutely delicious steak, mine was a perfect medium rare. Highly recommend a visit to this little gem in the Suffolk countryside

Stumbled across the hall while completing the York Cat Hunt. Highly recommend popping in 1) to see the hall 2) to have a lovely cuppa and a sit down.

Holy s***, just grabbed a flat white from here, which is GLORIOUS