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What more can I say about the lamb the team make you feel welcome and the landlady what a host really make you feel welcome great little pub and beer garden

Excellent pub great ales always perfect lovely locals and great landlords

For what you would anticipate would be a premium restaurant this was a real disappointment. The food offering is so poor and the decor/furniture cheap feeling - the opposite of luxury. Severely overpriced for what you receive. The staff however were friendly and polite and worked hard. Just expected much more than what is offered. Bread and horrible margarine with soup, chicken burger very chewy and at £20 extortionate. Didn't eat it was really not good. Shame their are no alternatives within walking distance.

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.

Went early Saturday evening. Receptionist for hotel really did not want us to eat there, even though place was empty, saying that they were booked up, but she would ask the Chef. Had to go back in half an hour. Shown to table and asked if we wanted a drink without giving us a drinks menu. Said we would decide when we had chosen the food. Given a food menu consisting of several selections but obviously for a set 3 course meal - no prices. Asked what the price was to be told that was a set meal for Wowcher customers only. Menu taken away to be brought back with prices written on. Chose our food and needed to ask for the wine menu. Food took a long time to be prepared. But when it came the Lamb rack was delicious followed by two nice deserts. The restaurant was nicely decorated and set out, with linen tablecloth and napkins. Unfortunately it completely lacked atmosphere because we were the only customers. (Fully Booked??). Some quiet music would have been better. Left two and a half hours or so later, still empty. I had asked about the Gourmet Society when we sat down to be ignored and of course told they did not do the card at all even though they are on the website. Although as I have already said the food was excellent I would not recommend this restaurant and feel that management should change things quickly before they lose all their customers.

We’ve visited for the 2nd time in a week for a Sunday roast. Great atmosphere, cosy and warm with their wood burner. The service was excellent they were polite and welcoming - the food was homely and portions were perfect! The gravy is to die for. Beef, Turkey and Lamb were had all our family loved it. A gem of place to be on any day! Recommend to all.

Josh was lovely & welcoming to me and my friend! He saw our disappointment due to the eggs Benedict not being available and out of his own pocket bought us a coffee each which made us happy at the start of our holiday. He was very attentive and all the other staff smiley and friendly too so we had a lovely experience overall & the breakfast we ended up ordering was lovely! (Smashed avo on toast with poached eggs and bacon if anyone is interested!)

Was not expecting to be served a Tesco £2.50 ready meal after paying £16 for Yorkshire pudding with beef, roasties, stuffing and peas. The roasties were like those aunt Bessie frozen ones. We spent £46 in total on 2 drinks and 2 mains. Food is edible but nothing to shout about - you're better off going downstairs to pork and pickle they serve FRESH food at half the price. Waited 18 minutes for 2 drinks, and they forgot one of the drinks It wasn't even busy this was 1.30pm on a Monday The decor/atmosphere is nice, modern pub vibes