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Will not be returning ever. Paid to camp today Purchased drinks on arrival which were ok. Told on arrival by the owners daughter that food was served till 8.00pm. We also told her we would be coming for dinner. Arrived at pub at 7.45 to be turned away and told to order a takeaway from somewhere else as they had closed the kitchen. Then at 8 seemed to leave the pub, probably for a night out at a decent pub. Very rude and no understanding of manners even. No takeaway anywhere near open even though Saturday night and do not deliver, checked Uber eats, deliveroo and just eat. Anyway left and did not stay the night, as we have better things to do with our life than to have poor customer service from a Brat and her boyfriend! Good luck my thoughts are with service like this, this place won’t be open for much longer! Will never return. Ps looked at old reviews and a lot of mention of fox hunting. Saw nothing of this when there but fox related images in pub.

Buen servicio, buena cerveza, sidra y cerveza. El lenguaje es un poco maduro si te molesta pero muy limpio y cómodo para tomar unas copas después de un largo día de trabajo.

great food and drink not bad price. good location lincolnshire finnest good service and great for all the family.

Just the place for a quick snack, hot sausage rolls, pizza and great sarnies. Service usually fast and friendly Coffee is ok and a couple of tables if you want to sit in.

It is just an ordinary but well used place, mostly by local people. Convenient to the local shops, and Leicestershire Record Office if you need to go there at any time. Prices are what one would expect.

Went here for the bottomless brunch for our future son in-laws birthday. We were a little worried at first as it was busy and only seemed like one person was serving, it can often not be worth the money. However thankfully I was wrong. the young lady who served us was very timely and attentive. We have plenty to drink and the food was lovely. Lovely little place and service is outstanding 100% recommend it to anyone visiting Daventry. We will be back .

We have been to this cafe a good number of times and i couldn’t recommend enough for the majority or the times we have been. However, we went this morning and the lady who was serving us (we have never seen her before) was very rude. My partner ordered a coffee and she brought over the wrong coffee, he politely asked if this could be fixed and she told him he was wrong and didn’t know about coffee (he is a fully trained barista) and then just rudely said ‘so what do u want instead then?’ all the other staff members we have met are very polite and friendly except the one we were greeted by today.

Fantastics food ,Brilliant staff very friendly .I would highly recommend.👍. We have tried many items off the menu including the vegetarian breakfast .👌 Great food ,Good price .

Such a pleasure to find somewhere serving great food - fresh flavours and exciting menu - at very reasonable prices. Of course an excellent beer menu too and so the tasting paddle boards are a must! Very friendly staff ensured we had an excellent evening. Thank you

The food was beautiful but the service was terrible. There are no menus so you have to go to the counter to look at the menu and you're greet by a stone faced woman who expects you to know what you want immediately. Anyway, we didn't let it bother us. We ordered our food, it was served within a good time and we enjoyed every mouthful. It was so good we decided to return the next day. We arrived at 2.30 again to be greeted by a stone faced woman (someone different this time so it must be a theme) to be told we have until 2.50. Is that to order? To eat? Until close? When asked to elaborate we were told they close at 3 and she'll start sweeping round us at 2.50 but we could still order and that they've been there since 7am as if we should have known and arrived sooner. We were only in Nottingham because my daughter is receiving radiotherapy there. She has eyes, it's obvious from my daughters bald head that she is poorly so a bit of compassion might have been nice. We decided we did not want to order, wait for food and be rushed to eat. Perhaps if you close at 3pm, stop taking orders at a time where your customers can enjoy the food they're paying good money for. DESPITE all of the above (thats how good the food is), we returned this morning because my daughter wanted a bacon roll before her treatment. It was extremely busy but I waited in line anyway. After 10 minutes with no acknowledgement, I left. A smile goes a long way. Unfortunately it seems none of the ladies working there know how to do so.

Frankie & Benny’s is the best place to eat and drink/relax in East Mids Airport. All other EMA eateries/bars are Manchester Airport owned or controlled outlets serving the same mediocre below standard trashy food. The airport Hadley needs some class other than F&B. Namely a Weatherspoons. An airport without a Spoons is is poor airport. EMA is the litmus test for that fact. So head for F&B for reasonable food and wines.

Myself and a group of friends visited this lovely place for the second time this year. The garden and house is compact but each visit gave us something new to discover. The staff are very friendly and so informative; some specialise in the historical aspects and others the gardens and horticultural. Tea/coffee shop has light lunches and delicious cakes too. Plenty of places to sit and eat or just wander round the gardens. I won’t single out any one member of staff to thank, because you were all so friendly and helpful. Also bought some lovely plants to take home too. Thanks again for a lovely day out and will be back again soon.

My recent visit to the Shoulder of Mutton Pub in Ruskington was a delightful experience that left me with lasting memories. Nestled in the heart of this charming village, the pub's warm and welcoming ambiance instantly drew me in. Upon entering, I was greeted by friendly staff who supplied attentive service throughout my visit. The rustic interior, adorned with vintage decor and comfortable seating, created an inviting atmosphere that made me feel right at home. The cosy lounge seating area added a touch of warmth, making it the perfect spot to relax and unwind. The pub's well-stocked bar boasted an impressive assortment of beverages, including an excellent range of local ales and craft beers. The knowledgeable staff members were happy to recommend the guest beers, and their passion for their craft was clear. What truly made my visit memorable was the pub's commitment to creating a warm and convivial atmosphere. The Shoulder of Mutton played host to various live music events, quiz nights, and other community gatherings, fostering a sense of togetherness that resonated with both locals and visitors like me. If you find yourself in Ruskington, I wholeheartedly recommend a visit to the Shoulder of Mutton Pub. It's a welcoming establishment with delicious food, a wide selection of drinks, and an authentic charm that captures the essence of a quintessential British pub.

We left the canal path to find somewhere for lunch, and found this cafe. We had jacket potatoes, chilli and cheese. Lovely food and friendly staff.

Welcoming and friendly service, just the place to enjoy a drink/bite to eat either before or after your walk.