The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Fillongley North Warwickshire West Midlands

We went with friends, after having driven past the pub for years, assuming it was a back street local, we were recommended to try it, staff food and atmosphere, all far exceeded our expectations We will be back, thank you.

This wonderful little venue provides beautiful, high quality food, delicious cakes and the warmest of welcomes. The staff go above and beyond and we go back again and again! My little boy (why is 2!) always wants to go to Bonnie’s! As a family we cannot recommend it highly enough!

Delicious brunch with amazing coffee in a charming little cafe. A large variety of freshly baked goods that were too good to refuse. We went back a second day because it was so good!

Visited at lunchtime. Great place for a quick drink or bite to eat. Sweetcorn and courgette fritters with whipped tofu were delicious. Friendly and attentive staff and a nice relaxed atmosphere

Lovely home made steak pie.foid beer & good service.

What a wonderful little gem of a place! Have visited twice now in two weeks for tea and cake and a stroll around the garden. Cakes are amazing, staff are lovely and bring food out to your table. The walled garden is full of lovely plants, some unusual and the insect life and especially the dragonflies just a wonder to watch. Thank you 😊

Comida increíble y decoraciones de Halloween. Volveré de nuevo seguro. Fue recomendado desde el hotel en el que nos alojamos. Lugar muy agradable

Smallish unpretentious cafe that is great to pop in for a coffee. Only had a drink but food looked good too. Coffee quality above average. Tiny loo but no problems. Staff friendly and efficient.

Lovely country pub, we had a fabulous Sunday lunch, well cooked and presented with great Yorkshire puddings and plenty of fresh vegetables . Apple crumble great too. All 6 of us thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

Soul night is on once a month,a new thing and its free! I booked a table for 2 with my partner on 13th Jan to eat dinner there 1st. The venue is really nice and refreshing to see. A real community hub for families, friends, solo, cyclists, whatever. They cater for a wide range. A very brave and welcome idea for the old building in this built up area, so glad it's not more flats etc. I ate cauil mac cheese with pulled pork added, it was lovely and filling. The soul music was live and the singer Yemi bolatiwa was superb offering 1st class vocals accompanied by a couple of musicians. It was a nice relaxing vibe and I would certainly recommend this place any time of day or evening. Staff are polite, quick and well mannered. Long may this place stay.

Farm shops seem to be popping up all over the place nowadays and invariably offer local produce from fresh meat to pickles, frozen food to wines and pastries and tagged on, the ubiquitous café or restaurant, a must for any country enterprise. I love them and whilst the quality is usually unsurpassed, the shopping element usually comes at a high premium price. How nice then to find a fairly new enterprise that offers an extremely wide range of local produce and goods at reasonable prices. A very impressive and extensive display. The restaurant is no different. It has lots of tables available inside and out and a lot of parking. It has the appearance of a canteen but it is pleasant enough and provides a comfortable place to eat. The menu is what I would describe as standard British café fare offering various burgers, fish and chips, salads, sandwiches, a variety of foods with chips and afternoon teas. I guess you get the picture. Nothing wrong with this and it is not pretending to be anything else and the prices reflect that. The service is good, fast and, whilst a little rustic, it is presented well enough. A lovely find which understandably is getting more popular. It doesn’t look like a place that will stand still.