The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Whittlewood South Northamptonshire East Midlands

All the staff were very friendly and welcoming. Nice atmosphere inside the bar area, which has a large screen for watching sports. Good selection of draft beers on tap and two different varieties of peanuts. They have a large hall that can be booked as a venue for a party or clubs like line dancing. I’ve been to this place on many occasions and it’s been superb every time. There is even a regular down there that the locals call Cat Man Who. Highly recommended this sports and social club.

Christmas meal of which there were choices , was beautifully cooked and delivered to a large group with immaculate timing . Best I’ve ever had . Food was amazing and very generous . Service top notch can’t praise enough . Will certainly go back . Thank you .

First of all when we walked in wasn’t treated well by a blonde woman who made the impression that us being there was a chore, the food was brought out either well done or under cooked no in between !!! My 80 year old mum felt u comfortable and wanted to leave! Was not impressed 🤬

I visited with my mother and my 2 young kids. Kids loved their breakfast baps which seemed to be made with oven bottom muffins which were tasty. I had scrambled eggs on some very hard crunchy sourdough toast with some extra beans and tomato from the add on breakfast menu. My tomato was a quartered salad tomato still fridge cold whereas I would have expected this to be a sliced and cooked / hot tomato. My mum’s poached eggs on sourdough toast was on undercooked toast barely more than bread so wonder if the toaster was turned up when mine was cooked! Didn’t seem to be any salt on the tables just pepper. Cakes were okay but waitress / server didn’t know what one of them was when I asked which I thought was unusual in the current allergy climate. She seemed new and a bit lacking in confidence. Scenery was beautiful and was quite quiet. Think more could be done with the deli but I would visit again.

What a little hidden gem Lovely food had full English cooked by Alan fabulous..The craft room is lovely designed by Joanne and beautiful and lovely to sit relax and enjoy .all clean tidy very polite staff really enjoyable experience thankyou

Really nice ambiance with super helpful bar team .. great selection of drinks and some old favourites made this a great night out

I love the BP but the queuing system is a disaster. They only have one front of house who rushes around albeit with a welcoming smile, clearing/cleaning tables whilst simultaneously trying to seat guests. Impossible task for one person resulting in longer queues even when tables are otherwise empty. With no seating for guests with disabilities while they wait, the extensive timeframes mean it is not disability friendly. I’m sure people would rather find their own table rather than queue out of the door! Come on management - you are better than this and so is the BP!

The garden centre this cafe and bistro is attached to has great prices and is always my go-to place for buying bedding plants and other gardening needs. But I've only visited the cafe once and that's down to the bad experience I had when my mother and I visited for lunch. After mooching around the garden centre, we popped in for lunch. New to the area, I was trying out lots of new places to learn what's the best. The ladies at the till taking the orders and making the drinks are all lovely and attentive. The food is also a huge plus - much better quality and prices than the Bell Plantation up the A5 in Towcester. Their cakes are to die for! But the service of the waitstaff is almost comical. In stark contrast to the women at the till, the teenage boys who are waitstaff here (or were when we visited) are appalling. I almost feel sorry for them because it seems like they've had no training. They have no clue where any of the tables are. You see them wandering around aimlessly with plates, calling out like baby birds for their mummas. You have to watch them at all times and listen carefully, calling out when you think you hear your table being called. Growing up, cafes were all like this. They'd yell out a number on your ticket and you'd yell back. But this isn't that type of place so it was an odd experience. My mum refuses to go back as it took half an hour to get our food in the end, and while it was excellent, the service wasn't worth it. I might give it another try - I just hope they've either trained their waitstaff or hired new ones.