The best restaurants serving British food in East Midlands

Enjoyed my breakfast from here! Very delicious sausages and plenty of everything. Very well priced and served with a smile

From the moment we took the walk down the corridor we knew that this was an elevated experience. The lighting is lovely , there's a calmness away from the bustle of Whittlebury hall with beautiful music. We were slightly early but were welcomed by name. We were led to stylish chairs to perus the menus. Alongside the meal were appetisers, amuse bouche, pre dessert and petite fours , warm and beautiful breads and homemade butter. EVERYTHING presented was an experience and a delight and the serving staff were all knowledgeable and excited to talk about the menu in detailandd keen to know what we thought. It was clear to see that everyone there were bought into creating customer moments. I cannot compare the experience or food to anything else . It was wonderful and I felt like a V.I.P I look at the Instagram page and see all of the creations and love to see the passion and the thought that goes into what they offer. We were fortunate enough to be here at the beginning of the year and the experience is consistent. Thankyou Team for making my Birthday memorable.

We really enjoyed our two nights. Very well looked after and fed. The decor is in keeping with the house. Lots of original features and William Morris wallpaper.!

Lovely cosy cafe. Friendly staff. The cakes we had were delicious. Fresh and tasty. Especially the Tipsy slice and Victoria sponge.

Highly recommend! The occasion was a special birthday lunch for a friend. It was perfect. A lovely warm welcome from the friendly, helpful staff who took the time to explain about the hall and show us some interesting original features. The dining room is beautiful. Our food was delicious, served piping hot. I liked the soft background music which adds to the ambience. We were extremely happy with our visit.

Had Sunday lunch. Food was beautifully cooked, no frills just a good honest value for money lunch. We ate everything, superb . Hosts very friendly and accommodating. We will be back.

Called in when passing through and was met by a very friendly lady who showed us to a table. It is an attractive little cafe with a great menu and the staff were so welcoming. We had a bacon and mushroom omelette and a cheese and onion toastie, both served with salad and accompanied by two lattes. Drinks were served promptly and food followed shortly on hot plates. Cannot fault it at all and would highly recommend this wonderful little place.

We popped in for some lunch whilst visiting the Boston fair and had such a lovely experience. The woman serving us couldn’t have been more welcoming and made us feel comfortable from start to finish! We had our 3 year old with us and the ladies inside the kitchen told us they had some books inside that she could take out to keep her occupied. Food came out quickly and tasted delicious. There is a little private courtyard you can choose to sit in, and because of that we were able to enjoy the sunshine! Despite the fact that the kitchen is located amongst a busy town, and during the summer fair- it still felt lovely and quiet and private. Overall a lovely experience, would definitely recommend and will be returning.

We visited today, Friday lunchtime, and it was full which speaks volumes for the reputation of the restaurant and college. We ordered the carvery and Holly was brilliant carving the meat and Cameron who was our waiter looked out for us. The food was lovely, we really enjoyed our desserts of sticky toffee pudding & chocolate brownie, which were bought to us in good time. Would definitely recommend and we'll be back! Well done to all the students & staff who support them!

Staying in the area and dropped in for a meal. An absolute gem of a pub, friendly and welcoming with the most attentive staff. Delicious meals at reasonable prices for the quality of food offered. Thoroughly enjoyed our evening here, charming old style pub. We’ll certainly call in again Ken when we’re next over from France!

This was our 4th visit to The Wolds Edge and it’s been fabulous, every time. The staff are friendly and polite, nothing was too much trouble. I can highly recommend the breakfast and lasagne, both tasted fresh and were well presented. The coffee and orange juice topped it off nicely. The ribeye steaks we bought from the butchery were the best we’ve had for a long time. The cakes looked delicious but we were just too full to try any!

This restaurant is up along with the likes of the Waldorff Hotel, It is a college for students starting their careers in hospitality. The service is excellent and the food magnificent. Occassionally there is a guest chef who spends a couple of days with the students and they guide the students to create their Menu for service to customers of a Thursday evening. If like me you want to try amazing food for a fraction of the cost, or you just want to support the next generation of hospitality staff and Chefs, then this is the place to go! Don't in anyway think that because the students are learning there will be any mistakes because the first class Lecturers are there to make sure there are none! You will not regret a visit and I go every week in term time have tried many dishes, and have never had a bad meal. These students are trained so highly they win many National competitions and so have the Lecturers. Well done Loughborough College for the high standards and excellent skills and Lecturers this center/restaurant provides.

We held a baby shower here and the venue was perfect. Really kind, helpful staff. Would highly recommend for any occasion.

Booked the Chefs table for our wedding anniversary and loved it. Food was a tasting menu and every course was fantastic. Chefs talked through each course in a cosy seating bench in the kitchen area Would highly recommend

On the door is says closes at 3pm but soon as you ask for food they say it’s too late to order , clearly they need to change the times on the door to closes at 2pm for food