The best restaurants serving British food in West Midlands

As Southerners, it’s not hard to please us with a proper northern pie and gravy. The Greyhound Inn was hands down the best pie we’ve ever eaten. We had the minted lamb pie and it was tender, full of gravy thick enough to stand a teaspoon in and filled us to the brim. The staff were also very accommodating and lovely. Fabulous range of ales and beer too. Would 1000% come back.

Lovely food and great service! We visited Sunday with a party of 13 for my son’s 18th birthday. Food was all delicious and served in good time and waitresses very friendly. Steaks were cooked to perfection and roasts were all delicious. Cannot fault anything and you all made his birthday special. Thank you all so much!

Came here alone and couldn’t have asked for better experience chatted to the staff very professional yet relaxed had a good talk with all. Ordered a lasagna and it was really nice especially with the chips. Kid called Layton who was working there was very kind to me and bought my meal out very quickly great service.

Staying locally for a couple of days and went on hosts recommendation. Arrived at 6 on a Wednesday evening to find it very busy but we were found a table quickly. Service was very good. Drinks arrived quickly, food followed which was fresh and tasty. Finished with coffee in the garden. We would definitely go back and thoroughly recommend them.

This restaurant really went the extra mile for our group which included someone in a large wheelchair and 2 young children.

This diner was recommended by a friend. We enjoy an all day breakfast so thought we would give Munchies a try. Wow! We ordered 2 Olympic breakfasts. After a few minutes the chef came out and politely asked if we realised how large the meal would be as some people are unable to eat it all and are surprised at the size of it. We assured him it would be fine. The meal was delicious, hot, well cooked and well presented. And yes we did eat it all. We will certainly return as we live locally. A real gem

Lovely. Very friendly atmosphere both lunch times & evenings. Dog friendly ( biscuits and blankets inc.) Meals were large portions & tasty. Very reasonable priced. Decor was modern yet cosy. Definitely will Come again when in the area.

Nice central location ideal for taking a break whilst enjoying the atmosphere. Seating inside but on a fine day the tables outside are a good choice. The food displayed in the front window tells you all you need to know about your options, pasties to take away seem a good choice if in a hurry. We loved the coffee with some lovely cakes to accompany. Seating is basic but adequate and there are no toilets otherwise recommended.

Beautiful pub with really friendly and capable staff. We had Sunday lunch; starters mains and desserts. Excellent food in every course... home-cooked, fresh, inspiring, well-done and HOT. We had the gurnard risotto and roasted veg soup to start; both were excellent. The beef with trimmings and the hake for main; both excellent. plum pud for dessert - wonderful crumble! Lovely flavors and presentation, great atmosphere and helpful staff. They were busy, but it didn't affect the food or the service. Great value for money. We'll be back to enjoy their lovely garden in the Summer.

I have to say I was not impressed at all with the food here. The 3 stars are for the drinks, waitress and peas. We went on a Friday lunch time and the place was almost empty. We ordered a child's sausage and mash, and 2 motherships. 1. The. Child's mash was inedible, it tasted like frozen mash that had been baked in an oven so it had a crust. Out of the 4 mini sausage 2 were that hard even I couldn't cut them, I presume they were cooked earlier and then re heated In the microwave. 2. The mash with the adults meals was the same, the gravy was cold and the pie had raw pastry on the base. 3. Toilets had no toilet roll 4. The whole place smelt of old cooking oil. The only item that was nice was the minted peas. Waitress was friendly. It was the biggest waste of £60 in my life.

Had the most amazing Sunday lunch. Nothing was too much trouble with my small appetite and allergies/intolerance. Staff friendly and dog friendly too. 5 *

Nice to see a small but very well executed menu Lots pubs in the area tend to have very predictable menus such be as nice to see 5 or 6 things I fancied choosing Ended up with the special which was a lamb hot pot and was delicious Portions aren’t huge but filled us all up Will be back Pleasant staff

Wow is all I can say. I was booked in at Glewstone Court for an Afternoon Tea with my children. The whole experience was wonderful and we cannot recommend it enough. On arrival, we were welcomed by a immaculate young man, Sam- he couldn't have been more helpful. We were shown to our seats and Sam went out of his way to ensure my children were happy and had the drinks they wanted. The drinks came quickly, served by a very friendly waitress and we began. Initially, it looked as if we were going to be able to finish everything- we didn't! We started with scrumptious soft sandwiches, homemade sausage rolls and quiche. Honestly, the sausage rolls were delicious and the quiche was a perfect size. We paused for tea and coffee then moved onto the cakes and mini-puds........ My youngest is totally in love with the Rhubarb Macrons and could have eaten many more! The cakes are all made on site and the homemade lemon posset was so more-ish. We had a Paris Brest pastry- I've never had one of those before but I'll be looking out for those again. The warm scones were delicious and there was plenty of clotted cream and jam for us to all share. You could tell instantly they were freshly made. In the end, we needed to take some home in a box as we were full to the brim. We met the owner at the bar, who was delightful, friendly and had a little chat with my daughter's toy cat, much to her delight! The staff there were so kind, cheerful and helpful, the whole place had a really warm and welcoming feel. We didn't feel rushed at all- we stayed all afternoon. Glewstone is just outside of Ross and wasn't somewhere that was on my radar to eat- but I will certainly be returning. I spent my Mothering Sunday in a Georgian Manor House eating delicious food with my family- perfect!

All fine - nice people, nice coffee and croissant, nice place. Recommended. Don't sit to the left of the forecourt space if you don't like the smell of patchouli that comes from the adjoining shop.

New owners Sophie and Liam are lovely and very welcoming really nice pub will deffinately be returning