The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Daventry East Midlands

Stopped there with cycling group on our midweek ride. Great range of cakes, filled croissants etc on display. I had a ham and cheese croissant and americano coffee. It reminded me of a recent trip to Catelonia. Excellent product quality matched by efficient and friendly service. Definitely one of the best cafes around.

Lovely quaint country pub. Made very welcome. Cheeseboard was a great choice for a hot day! We would definitely recommend and return again!

Ate here last night for the first time, quite busy for Wednesday evening in a small but lovely village, but a great atmosphere. Food was very good, staff friendly and happy to help. Beer good too, all at good value. Enjoyable evening, thank you.

This was my first visit and I had a lovely breakfast. I had the Smoked Salmon Eggs Royale and my friend had the breakfast sandwich. There was a generous amount of salmon, the sauce was lovely and the poached eggs were perfectly cooked. I really enjoyed it. I also had a pot of tea which gave me about 3 cups worth, and was served with milk, sugar, and a lotus biscoff biscuit. My total bill was £16.30 which I thought was reasonable. My friend's sandwich was huge for the £8 price and she said everything in it was great. Will definitely be back for breakfast and perhaps also to try their main dinner menu

Popped in for a cheeky pint and some lunch. Both had the Korean burger off the specials menu, and WOW! Think it must be one of the tastiest burgers I've ever had, just delicious! New chef apparently. Staff were lovely and welcoming, sat outside, loads of tables, super service and food, well done and thankyou 🙏

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 .

Visited this pub for drinks and food whilst passing by Yelvertoft on our Narrow Boat. It was a Tuesday evening so home made pizzas were the theme. The pizzas were some of the best I have ever eaten. Perfectly cooked thin crust with generous toppings. The pub offers a good selection of well kept real ales and cask beers and Jackie, the landlady is so very welcoming and friendly. The pub was very busy for a Tuesday evening and well patronised by locals who obviously know what a great place the Knightly Arms is. I look forward to visiting again when passing through and highly recommend it to others.

A promotion leaflet received by post offering 30% off mains at Middlemore Farm was too good an opportunity, particularly when Tom Shepherd’s ‘best ever pub pie’ was the marketing headline. Whilst knowing Daventry town we had not heard of this pub, an attractively converted farmhouse set in a relatively new-build area north of the town. Our evening begins - despite promoting the bar as ‘the heart of the pub’ under the heading ‘whatever your tipple, we’ve got a drink waiting for you’ I was surprised when asking what draught ales were available to be told that there was a choice of one, namely, Pedigree, as all the other beers were bottled; a glass of chardonnay was also not available, only by the bottle – so a poor start to our evening. My wife ordered the pan-fried sea bass and prawns, but was told there were no prawns available, being substituted with fried scampi in a small separate bowl. The two pieces of sea bass were delicious but the accompaniment of a large quality of fried potatoes and the unwelcome scampi substitute just didn’t go well with the sea bass, so were left. My ‘best’ pie was very tasty with the delicious red wine sauce and the excellent accompaniments of soft mashed potato, green beans, carrots and peas, however, the pie was spoilt by the tough pastry, a softer pastry would have made the ‘best’ title, allowing the pie to fall apart without effort for the excellent ingredients to spill out. I am sure Tom Shepherd’s expert creation wasn’t made with too much flour making the pastry hard so the fault must lie with the preparation/cooking, being left just too long in the oven to over-harden the pastry. An excellent pie unfortunately spoiled by the cooking – Tom Shepherd take note, created right by you, cooked wrong by others. A visit to their kitchen by Tom Shepherd would be useful, but a return visit to Middlemore Farm will not be in our diary.

I rang ahead and booked a table to two. When we arrived, we entered the restaurant, and found a member of staff who seated us in the empty restaurant, asking if we wanted the lights turned on!. We were very disappointed with the very limited menu, choice of main course limited to 6 burger options, and 4 other options, 2 of which were pasta based. We gave our order, when our drinks arrived, and after waiting a further 55 minutes, we left the money for our drinks on the table, and left. In the whole time we waited in the empty restaurant, we were not once approached by a member of staff to ask if everything was fine, or to be informed of the progress of our meals (which should have taken no more than 15 minutes to prepare). Appalling service. We will not go there again and to be honest, we are surprised they are still in business.

Unbelievable rude staff pretending to be connaisseur. They clearly never been in a country where they know what ☕️is. Staff member gave rude and not customer friendly comments. Shocked by the attitude.

Fantastic cafe, lovely setting. Delicious cakes. Breakfasts. Friendly staff and dog friendly. We'll definitely be back. Although I would say that for a dog friendly cafe I am very concerned about bringing our dog there again. A resident German Shepherd who roams freely outside the cafe, very suddenly went for our little dog. Our dog was on a lead, well behaved and did not approach the dog in question. Luckily, people were around to call the German Shepherd off (what if they weren't around). To clarify our dog was unharmed luckily. It has made us very worried about taking our dog there again which is a real shame.🙁

Good range of food available, staff are friendly and the place has a nice vibe. Service is prompt and there is a good range of beers available. Have eaten here a few times and they can comfortably deal with large group bookings.

I know this is now owned by Blue Diamond and not Dobbies but what an awful experience. All self service unlike Beckworth and had to queue for ages to order. Food came out first with no sign of drinks I asked the waitress if she could check on them and she never returned. After going to counter and chasing them up was told ticket machine was down and they didn’t know what drinks had been ordered. No apology so I had to reorder all the drinks and by time got back to my food it was cold. Waitress literally shuffed the drinks on the table eventually but by that time we had all finished the awful food. Chips were overcooked and fish in fish sandwich was dripping with grease. Found attitude of staff very poor. When one waitress cleared table she did ask if everything was ok I said well actually it wasn’t. She said sorry about that and walked off!! We won’t be returning. I know this is has only been opened a couple of weeks but they seriously need some staff training on customer service

Excellent service. Service was brilliant, all the ladies were lovely. The stables were spotlessly clean. The afternoon tea was delicious, couldn’t eat it all. For an Father’s Day treat for my elderly parents it was perfect. Disabled parking a short walk/push from car to tearooms. I booked same day via Facebook, Sara who runs the tearooms was really helpful and deserves trade post covid. We will definitely return for a sandwich and cake.