The best restaurants serving British food in Misterton Harborough East Midlands

Good quality food,basic ambiance.

Lovely Boozy pie and friendly staff. Decent pint too!

I’m a frequent visitor to this wonderful place. For the farm shop and the cafe. Everything is excellent quality. Had Christmas dinner today. Absolutely delicious. All staff here go above and beyond for there customers.

Visited here as it was highly recommended on TripAdvisor so thought I’d give it a go. We had the breakfast bap and ciabatta. Food wise it was really nice but not sure if it was a local supplier as there is a butchers on site. If they are then this should be advertised. People love eating local produce. The main thing that let it down was the cleanliness. With coronavirus going around and on the rise we now expect premises to be super clean. There was so much dust on window ledges, plug sockets and tops of seating. A lot of flies around too - you really could do with a fly killer front of house. I sincerely hope there’s one in the kitchen. All in all it was a nice morning. Nice coffee and nice staff. Just needs some more attention to detail

This was a really lovely little place to have morning coffee, we had done a lot of travelling this day, stopped off in Lutterworth & superb morning coffee & cake was on offer here. The staff were so nice & very very friendly.

Many of my friends have raved about this restaurant and we had never been. So after realising it was closing, we just had to book. It was not what we expected - bright lights and bare tables. Not our thing. The arrival greeting was ok but not special and no explanation or interest in us as 1st timers. The food was good and very tasty but it was expected at the price. The wine choice was a different matter. We order one red and one white, not cheap. The white wine arrived by a very young waiter who poured the wine with no option to taste and it was NOT cold. Unbelievable! When asked why it was not cold he said there was ice in the ice bucket. Not a good start to the meal, The waitress leaned over me every time to serve my friend and they didn’t offer new cutlery for each course. Maybe they have lost interest now it’s closing, very sad as we had heard such excellent reviews.

We booked for Sunday lunch to celebrate a birthday. The table wasn't ready for us as the previous diners were lingering but that wasn't a problem. The food was lovely but the Yorkshire puddings were tiny and we needed more vegetables. We were presented with a tiny bowl of each vegetable between 4 of us, so 2 of each between 8 of us. However when requested we did get given more. My biggest concern was that, at the price point of this restaurant, I would have expected the staff to be better trained. The girl that laid our table handled the cutlery by the tines and blades, the lad that brought the water glasses handed them out with his fingers inside the glasses and none of them, apart from the supervisor ,seemed able to clear the dishes efficiently. To add insult to injury, our bill was incorrect, twice. We had been charged for the wine etc of the previous occupants of our table. The whole place stinks of woodsmoke from the fire and yet we were cold from the draught of the door and there was another constant draught around our legs. Having said all that, the toilets are beautifully decorated. So, in summary, a few tweaks and some staff training could make this a better all round experience.