The best restaurants serving British food in Nevill Harborough East Midlands

Absolutely superb Sunday lunch. Large dish of seasonal veg to share betwen us, and a large portion of meat on each plate, plus roast potatoes, 2 Yorkshire puddings and a large boat of gravy. Everything was piping hot and beautifully cooked. For afters there was a large selection of home made puddings, which were offered with custard, cream or ice cream to suit. The pot of tea was really good too. All in all an excellent meal for 2 for under £35.! Will definitely return, and would highly recommend it to anyone who likes good home cooking style meals, rather than tiny portions of artistically arranged food served on ridiculously large plates! The location is quite remote though, and my Sat nav didn’t identify the right building from the postcode, so it might be better to put in Stockerston Rd Allexton instead, and look out for the sign opposite the driveway. The tea rooms aren’t open every day, but the opening hours are on their website.

The hotel is excellent our room was really lovely and there were a few little extra treats in there. Evening meal and breakfast were first class A wonderful stay.

I’m not sure I’ve ever had such a bad bar meal ever. It’s situated in the most lovely area, full of beautiful little English villages, really pretty and well kept and lots of local Inns, and we got a recommendation to go here, the service was good, our server was really helpful and patient with the children, but the standard of the food was incredibly poor. We had quite a long wait and my lasagne was perfectly square and appeared to be of the freezer variety with very little by way of taste or real ingredients. Two large fish and chips came burnt and almost inedible and the children’s meals were not noteworthy. Really surprised and disappointed. £94 for a family of 5. Would not recommend.

We have just visited the Hallaton Tea Rooms, next door to the Bewick Arms and owned by the same people. It has opened in the last week or so and is a delightful place to visit for coffee, light lunch or afternoon tea. Situated in a lovely refurbished building with oak beams and with plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors, it is trying very hard to please and served us with good coffee and biscuits on our mid morning visit. Dog friendly too! We look forward to the next occasion.