The best restaurants serving British food in Tamworth West Midlands

I booked for Sunday lunch and after looking at the menu only two of our party chose the roast, the other two went for the beer battered cod. They were certainly not disappointed as the fish was perfectly cooked with light crispy batter. Me and my son chose the roast beef and ordered the extra portions of cauliflower cheese ( the cheesiest I’ve ever had) and pigs in blankets. When our food came it was piping hot, the portions were very generous and my son asked for extra gravy which the waitress was only too happy to bring him. The roast potatoes were crispy and the beef was delicious.I would definitely recommend the Sunday lunch and we will certainly be back!,

The title says it all really, not expensive, no gourmet food, just good old fashioned pub grub. You can order and pay on the app from your table or go to the bar and bring your drinks back. Service is pretty quick depending on how busy they are. Refills for tea and coffee are a bonus as need at least 2 coffees to get going in a morning. I have eaten breakfast, lunch and dinner here and they are all decent, no frills food at a decent price. Staff are pleasant and helpful and are fairly quick to clear your table when you have finished. Great place to go for a quick inexpensive breakfast/lunch/dinner.

Sausages where not cooked properly, bacon was over cooked. Egg was hard. Customer service was not the best. Definitely won't be using here again. But the time it took them to do it my break was nearly over. So had no time to eat it had to put it in the bin.

Being going here for over 20 years and other than the fact they close too early and sometimes run out of potatoes this is simply the best spuds and food around! Staff are friendly and deliver great service, would recommend them any day especially for the spuds!

This pub is now known as the Coven. It’s a great little pub, the staff are very friendly and the atmosphere is good. They have a lot of live bands on there at weekends, and open mic nights on Tuesdays. Both of very popular. Me and the missus have eaten there a number of times and there’s a good choice on the menu. What we have eaten has been reasonably priced and tasty. Worth the drive up from Birmingham.

Found this pub whilst on the hunt for some local boozers and places to eat which led to us visiting twice in one weekend. We had drinks on the Friday and then my partner booked us in for Sunday dinner. Whilst the place could do with a lick of paint and a bit of a refurb don’t let that put you off as the food was delish! He had a full roast dinner with all the meats and I had the veg option which was a leek and cheese bake. We both cleared our plates and although I wanted to try a pud my stomach wasn’t going to allow it. 100% going back and I can see this being a regular with the Sunday lunch!! Such a great find!!!!

I had a glass of Pinot Grigio of which I took two sips. It was dreadful. I then ate fish, chips and mushy peas and sticky toffee sponge pudding. The fish was not pleasant, the chips soggy and tasteless and the peas had an un pleasant taste. On the basis of this meal I would not recommend the food but the pub itself is very welco.ing and comfortable. The group to which it belongs needs to review its food which, in this case, was not at all good value for money.

For anyone hiring the function room be careful. If Paula is on shift just run she is rude and her attitude stinks. Tried to steal my belongings for something out of my control. Avoid at all costs.