The best restaurants serving British food in Woodhouse Ashfield East Midlands

We popped in here for some food after swimming near by. It's placed in a bit of an industrial location so not really a family pub but more a local pub for local people! The guy behind the bar was very good as he was on his own and had a few customers to juggle. He had to change a tap so he brought our drinks to the table which was nice. The decor is a bit dated and tired, the toilets were clean but again dated. We both had scampi which was nice and the chips were surprisingly really light and fluffy. The only let down were the peas which were a bit dire but overall it was nice. A big portion. There are big screens all over so if you're into watching sports it's a decent place to have a bite and a drink. Good value too.

What a fantastic pub with great staff especially Jen liv Bella James Jo Keira Kieran and ones I may have forgotten. Will definitely be going back. Kind Regards Discount Steve.

Went for the rugby. TV turned off and no one came to fix it. Very upsetting experience. I won’t be coming back for any important occasions…

Afternoon meal in the Billy Peverel before a T20 match at Trent Bridge later that day. The Billy P is one of several thousand Wetherspoons establishments dotted around the UK. If all the lights were turned on in every Wetherspoons in the UK at the same time, when viewed from space, an outline of a sausage and a fried egg would be visible. If you squint, apparently. Still, back to business... It must have been a busy day in the pub by the time we arrived. Most of the plates and glasses were still dotted around the place, waiting for the Wombles to arrive and tidy them away, seemingly. The dreadful carpet was exceptionally tacky in parts and the pub just felt like it needed sterilising. Our food arrived after a medium length wait, a chicken strips meal and a wrap with chips. It was almost hot, but reasonably well cooked. The chips were a tad stodgy but passable. The meal filled a gap and we headed out the door, cricket bound. Nothing to write home about but we've been in FAR worse places.

Absolutely disgusting prices , we ordered two sandwiches one bacon and egg on normal bread and one bacon and sausage and was charged £19.68, we could have a bacon sandwich in the Ritz for this . After ordering the sandwich we were asked to stand outside on a very cold windy day. How rude after robbing us with the prices of a normal sandwich . This is daylight robbery and we will never ever eat here again .They also advertise a breakfast sandwich on ciabatta at £5.75 ?????? . Why was we robbed