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The best restaurants serving British food in Aston Cantlow Stratford-on-Avon West Midlands

3 Restaurants on GastroRanking

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3.8

816 Opinions

location-icon21 Bearley Road, England
British
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Called in for a late lunch and were not disappointed, Magda was so welcoming and helpful, as always, lovely relaxed atmosphere

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3.5

155 Opinions

location-iconAlcester, Nr Stratford-Upon-Avon, England
British
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We booked for Sunday lunch for my parents birthday as treat. It didn't start well with starters coming and then we had to ask for our drinks which we had ordered. Starter were excellent and we all had various starter from crispy paneer , scallops and soup which all went down well. Unfortunately we all ordered the roast sirloin and I've never experienced such shocking meat. All our sirloin was covered with gristle and inedible and it was shocking and disgusting that this ever left the kitchen . It appeared that no thought to the paying customer was even considered. I wouldn't give this to my dog. We complained as we couldn't eat this and we had a totally different experience in the next lot with sirloin so tender and no gristle. Unfortunately it spoiled the occasion which we was looking forward to and we couldn't wait to leave. Who ever runs the kitchen really needs to look at the crap they send out . unfortunately with the grandest of places there are unscrupulous people who want to cheat the public instead of giving people quality that reflects the price that we have to pay. I wouldn't touch this place again!

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3.5

10 Opinions

location-iconThe Green, Lower Quinton, England
British
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A fascinating pub that we were told was once owned by Henry VIII and given to Catherine of Aragon on their divorce. Then owned by Magdalene College Oxford for hundreds of years. It’s certainly old with flagstone floors, lots of panelling and a no longer accessible secret passageway to the church across the road. Top that with decent beers, a short freshly cooked menu and friendly service