The best restaurants serving British food in South Holland East Midlands

terrible experience !!wont be visiting again,lack off service and communication,had to ask twice for someone to come to our table ,waitresses was more childminding then looking after customers,don’t recommend at all,very unprofessional in all aspects

Good selection of beers and on request tuned into the rugby on the big TV.

We stopped by the Chestnuts tea rooms yesterday and had a coffee with sandwiches as we were out with my Dad and his wife. We had a lovely time and the food was delicious. We have been a few times previously but yesterday on talking to the owner found out that it has changed hands. She and her husband have taken over just last week. They have plans to improve the business and we wish them well with their new venture and will definitely be going back. They’re going to add to the garden centre too. Sunday lunch is definitely something I would be interested in and they are planning to introduce this soon. It was lovely to see they’re dog friendly too 🐾🐾 always a plus with us. 👌👌

Lovely old pub with amazingly low prices which compare with what we had in 1990's around London. Great beers and even Mild which can rarely be seen anywhere in the south. Wine very limited , Red, White or Rose, spirits all by the brewery but fine under half the price of the south and a lovely atmosphere.

Attended with colleagues on a Friday morning for a quick breakfast. The food was a mix of very cold to luke warm. It was well below the standard I expected. I did complain, the guy was not particularly interested until I laboured the point that I come to eat hot food and the fact that it is cheap doesn’t detract from that. He then offered me a refund which I declined as I can’t be doing with the faff. It’s frustrating that younger staff don’t understand good customer service- the very basics of ‘the customer is always right’ in additional to the fact that customers don’t care if you’re busy- they just want food to be speedy and hot. Very disappointed indeed. Totally unnecessary of staff to not appreciate the need to give hot food to a paying customer.

Lovely food and lovely staff. Food was freshly cooked and hot when it arrived at the table. Didn't have to wait too long after ordering for the food to arrive.

Nice building. Ambushed by a rude man upon arrival who gave us keys and told us to be at breakfast by 8.30am (Sunday) as thats when they switch fryers off. Whole place stinks of fat and dogs. Door handle to room broken, wooden platform, mattress springs knackered, road noise, a squeeze to get in the shower, no juice at breakfast, but the breakfast is the best part. An ok British breakfast- no other option offered, no jams and butter is flora. The lady at breakfast is far nicer than the young man and the older man who ignores you and rolls his eyes as he walks. Giving two stars as it is cheap compared to other places, perhaps we got the worst room, but will not return to find out

What a lovely little gem. The room was amazing food great service very good. Would definitely would return.

We came into the restaurant at baytree on Saturday and we had a really nice meal. I had a brunch burger and my wife had the special cottage pie with fresh vegetables. Both were served very well and very hot lots of flavour. The drinks were good also all in all a very good experience. Will definitely be back. Keep up the good work

We have been coming here for over 30 years on our way on holidays from Norfolk. We heard it is closing at the end of the year so we came in for one last breakfast. As usual, the staff were polite and friendly, the service was quick and the food hot and delicious. Excellent value -a good plate full for £7.50. I have no idea why there are so many negative reviews on here; I have NEVER had a bad experience. It’s closure is very sad and the end of an era.