The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Aston South Derbyshire East Midlands

Really disappointed. Heard good things about roast dinners on Sundays but unfortunately we went today and did not have a good experience. Very expensive and not a lot of food so not good value for money. Waited a long time for drinks. They brought the food out and then took it back as it was for the wrong table. We Waited an hour between starter and main. When it finally came roast potatoes did not seem fresh, chicken seemed as though it was boiled rather than roasted not much flavour either, beef was stringy, burnt Yorkshire pudding, half a carrot, not enough veg for the table, cauliflower cheese was not very nice I could go on. Puddings were better but still not great. We spent over £35 per person and do not think it was worth it. When paying we said we weren’t happy and the server just apologised and said have a nice day. Service was not good at all. Will not be returning.

Upon entry of the casino we received fantastic service on the bar and the restaurant. The food was very tasty and the service was friendly and quick. Very much recommended to visit. A+ restaurant.

First time using farm pizza, and arrived in good time, hot and tasty, will use again 👍🏻

Great place. Cream teas. 🥲🥲 Great selection of plants

Please note that this cafe is no longer called Mad Hatters and is now the Waterside Cafe. The staff are friendlier and the food is lovely, they open at consistent times (handy as the toilets are only open when the cafe is). There was a lot of fuss when Mad Hatters lease was not renewed and the catering taken on by Derby City Council but it has in my opinion improved.

Fantastic and beautiful, I will be back for sure!

Came for our daughter’s 18th birthday lunch as a party of 19. The food arrived and at most was lukewarm. Had to send one meal back as it was cold . Took us asking for the remaining dishes for them to arrive at the table. Dessert was disappointing, one arrived with a hair attached, this was quickly sorted by the wait staff. Some in the party ordered tea and the cups were filthy , the restaurant seemed grubby and not overly busy. We have come to the dog and duck for many years and service and quality has slipped. It seemed very overpriced for both soft drinks and food. The staff started to clear the table then left the remaining pots so when dessert arrived they had to move pots to another table. Will we come again ? I’m not sure.

Great food in a traditional pub

Lovely setting for this country pub. Large car parking area. Lovely decor internally with a small kids area inside. Warmly greeted by Tracey who showed us to our table, asking us on the way if either of us had allergies! Great practice, I listened and all customers were asked the same on entry. Immediately asked us if we would like to order drinks. Very prompt service. Three choices of menu, the Easter lunch menu, three courses, the normal menu and a limited special meal of Tom Shepherd’s Best Ever Pub Pie! Well the special pie was my husband’s choice but I had the lamb rump, this came with a mini pie of its own. Both meals were complete coming with a mixed veg and potatoes, the pie with mash and the lamb with rosemary roasted and a gravy saucepan for each meal. I have to say this was the best “pub grub” we had eaten in a long time! Absolutely delicious, we both ate everything! The Tom Shepherd pie was full of meat, with a layer of potatoes, never seen a pie so full! Highly recommend this limited gastronomic delight! My husband ordered a dessert of apple and cherry crumble, which came with a jug of creamy custard. I had a taste of this and again delicious 😋 Not been to this pub in years but would highly recommend a visit and we will definitely go again to explore the menu further! Great dining experience !

Great place for a sensibly priced decent steak.