The best restaurants serving British food in East Midlands

Stopped off whilst on a bike ride a couple of weeks back. Orderer a chicken kebab and wasn't disappointed. Stuffed full of chicken and really good quality. Deffo a stop I'll be making again.

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When I was there today it was quiet and comfortable. And a nice atmosphere for both of us

Clearly closed down - no notice on the entrance though?!?

Great pub with a cracking vibe, some really good beers for the real ale lovers. Don’t be put off by the outside as the inside is warm and friendly.

Good customer service. A good selection of fresh fish. You can also pick up groceries in there too👍🏾

Ryan star of the bar great atmosphere all people friendly prices competitive nice place for a drink

Only called in as I couldn't get served in the Unicorn as it was so busy. I should have realised that there was a reason why this pub was empty!!!! I had a pint of Ginuess (from a tin) but it wasn't cold enough and tasted awful. Ive been drinking the stuff for a long time and have never had to return a pint so felt suitable qualified to mentioned it. However instead of offering an apology the barmaid just argued that the tin was cold. I left it and walked out. I don't like leaving negitive reviews, but believe this deserves it.

We had sandwiches off the lunch menu which were presented well and tasty. Service from waitress Holly was lovely. She was welcoming and attentive. Making sure our puppy had water and treats ! Shall return again for the same excellent service. Well done !

Food was hot… a big plus for me. Need more table staff and staff do need to keep an eye on the desserts as they were often all gone

Large carpark, but very long queue at cafe at least 20 minutes , with 1 till open. The prices are very high although the food did look nice, won't bother eating here again but the other shops were good.

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.

we had to go to kings mill hospital. we had not been for a breakfast since march, we went to see if it had got any better. answer no, all tables dirty, lots of tables full of finished meals.sausage and bacon ok, rest of meal cold and lots of oil or cooking fat on plate.

I don’t know if it’s the best or the worst sausage I have ever eaten.it had veins on it?? Never seen that before? I was thinking about he-man so I lifted my table up and to my absolute amazement I saw a number printed underneath. It read fourteen (6). I asked the bearded waitress what that means and she explained that she was only working there because of the coronavirus had made her cat very fussy and she needed the money for her boyfriend’s electric modem.?? The garden centre itself is ok,I found Father Christmas lurking around a little tipsy with a side of smoked salmon sticking out of his cloak. We purchased a new plant that is now dead,a dog treat for my girlfriend’s mum,some tomato feed for tomatoes and a mouse trap to catch all the rats in my caravan. Very good value and a relatively uneventful day.

Ordered two breakfasts .Food was warm at best! Hashbrowns were hard and cold . Really not a pleasant experience at all I have esten there many times but this was not at all what we expected .Baked beans were luke warm and had I not been going to work I would have complained at the cafe. I will not be going there again