The best restaurants serving British food in Curdworth North Warwickshire West Midlands

We held an afternoon celebration for 60 to celebrate our golden wedding anniversary. Anne, the proprietor, was incredibly helpful throughout the planning stages. The venue is a very cosy barn conversion and perfectly sized for our numbers. The food Anne cooked for us and the well stocked bar made for a perfect afternoon. We cannot thank the Mitchell’s enough for making our special day everything we hoped it would be.

Really cosy place and traditional in many ways. The service was brilliant the staff were accommodating and the waitress had a smile all evening. The food was home cooked and delicious. I would definitely go again and recommend trying it.

We went here for my husbands birthday and our waitress was Libby, the service was amazing, drinks came very quick whilst we selected our food. The prawn tacos & scotch egg were absolutely amazing, perfectly cooked, the rustic bread was lovely too but a bit too much. We then had steak and salmon which was also delicious. We don't do deserts but I am sure they would have been equally perfect. Thank you guys x

As a regular visitor, I bought yet another friend who didn’t know of this hidden gem who will be a new customer. Wonderful service, beautiful Food, lovely time with my friend 🩷

Great first visit lovely food great beer garden

Nice spot. Service at bar consistently terrible. Be prepared to wait 5 to 10 minutes

My sister had booked an afternoon tea for the three of us as it was our anniversary. We were so looking forward to it as we had been here sometime before and it was lovely. But times have changed. We were seated in quite a soul less room which had a large and distracting, television. The staff I h!ave to say were very good and attentive. The afternoon tea when it came was disappointing, there was no wow factor and looked very meagre. Because I am a veggie I had my own cake stand and one less sandwich than my carnivore companions. The shot glass with a cream concoction was lovely but the spoon given is too big to go into the glass. The cakes tasted very nice but there was nothing special about them, a thin slice of madeira, a thin slice of brownie and a minute offering of flap jack. The shortbread biscuit was nice though. The scones resembled biscuits and were quite hard. Clotted cream was nice though. All in all not an unpleasant afternoon but not nice enough to tempt me back again.

Massive improvements since being under new management. Will definitely be coming again! Can't wait to try the new menu.

Not much of a looker so set expectations low but food was generous and delicious. They knew how to cook a steak medium rare and OH had tasty lasagne. Will return.

Great place for family to visit for food and soft play. Soft play area very clean and team are welcoming both of our children had an amazing time

My first time here to celebrate a friend’s birthday. It’s a lovely independent place with large beer garden, bar and restaurant area. The staff were all friendly and helpful. We had booked a table for wheelchair access and everything had been positioned perfectly. The menu is a very sensible size to suit all, but small enough to be fresh, including a range of pizzas. The food is very good and well priced with few mains over £20 which includes two sides of your choosing. I would certainly recommend ash’s look forward to returning soon.