The best restaurants serving British food in South Northamptonshire East Midlands

The quality of each course was outstanding, and the Fulton free choices available are fabulous, particularly the deserts.

Amazing breakfast - generous portions, and high quality ingredients, with great tea and coffee too. The owners were so friendly too, and lovely indoor heated setting if required. We went based on the recommendation of others....and they weren't wrong!

Stopped here for Sunday lunch there was 3 of us the owner and helper were extremely welcoming and the roast was fantastic with all locally sourced ingredients and rhubarb crumble was the best ive had for a long time

Flying visit for a swift round after looking around for relocation. Proper pub, quirky outdoor area, really nice local beers and friendly staff. Certainly made us welcome so a good first impression! Thank you!

We have had some excellent food in here esp the fish and chips. Its far better quality that some of the more expensive gastro pubs nearby really recommend it

lugar espléndido. Sin duda volvería. El personal es estupendo y el servicio fabuloso. Me pase las palabras de mi tropa.

We were the only diners in tonight but the service from the staff was great and had the chance to meet and speak to the chef. The food was amazing and the attention to detail and passion for the food shone through. We have visited several times and never had a bad meal, it is always fantastic. I would highly recommend the restaurant we always upgrade when visiting the spa and would encourage others to do so too it really does top off an amazing day. We will be back again and I hope others find this gem of a restaurant. The staff and the chef especially deserve the recognition of their hard work.

best jacket potato I've ever had. fresh and lovely prawn filling. went down a treat quick friendly service

The food is nice, but these prices are akin to London or Oxford. Not a small cafe in the country. Pretty outrageous. Quiche, bit of spinach, blob of balsamic, bit of coleslaw. Over £15. Oh and some cheap crisps. Ridiculous pricing. Would have cost them under £3 to produce that. Greedy.

Spotted this pub on TripAdvisor as a great place for Sunday roast. So phoned the day before to check they were dog friendly. Yes, dogs are allowed in the bar. Decent roast. I had pork loin (£18.00). My friend had sticky toffee dessert (£7) too and she said it was delicious. They have a restaurant if you're going without a dog.

Lovely pub, amazing Sunday roast. Massively recommended.

Lovely pub, lovely girl serving us. We had the Sunday roast beef dinner. Sirloin was tough to cut and eat, brisket was tender. We had a lager and a large glass of white wine (on the menu it was 125ml, 175ml, or a bottle) so would assume 175ml was a large. When the bill came we were charged for 2 small glasses of wine and when we asked were told that's how they charge for a large glass which totalled £10.50 for one glass of wine (which definitely wasn't 250ml of wine!). We had to speak to 2 people to query it then were told to speak to the manager. In the end we were grudgingly charged for a 175ml glass of wine. We left with a bad feeling, ruined our Sunday lunch.

Dropped on for a quick breakfast - Jenny’s is a bit of a gem … both for the cafe and with a garden/ play area at the back .

Lovely catch up with the girls tonight! We meet up here as much as we can, as the food, and the service is always spot on. Hillary and Silvie are fabulous!

Had an excellent Sunday lunch, Pork with stuffing, apple sauce, roast potatoes and Yorkshire, separate dish of veg, extra gravy. It was really delicious. Such a shame that the pub is closing at the end of the month as no-one will take over the lease. Have been going to this pub for over 40 years, had many family get togethers here & my father who lives in the village will really miss his fish & chips. Hopefully someone will take it over before too long.