The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Staffordshire Moorlands West Midlands

Fish and chips on a Friday night. We were staying at crowtrees campsite, so thought we would give it a go. Lovely thick pieces of haddock, chips were cooked perfectly and tasted fantastic. Kids had sausages and enjoyed them, we all tried the curry sauce too. Value for money and portions were good too.

Come to the gardeners arms if you want to get accused of being a drug dealer, just a cause someone else from your group may have been in the toilets at the same time as you. Honestly the owners are a joke. The land lady was very drunk and accused a group of 10-15 lads of all being junkies/drug dealers cause more than 1 of them went to the toilets at half time during England match. 😂😂😂 Seriously you couldn’t make it up.

Excellent food at affordable prices. The staff are always polite and helpful. Place is a little run down in areas, but ok for a midweek tea

Parking it wasn't great small space difficult to park.

The Raddle Inn is amazing! Best lasagna we have ever had. Friendly staff and service was fantastic. Well done, defiantly going back for more and will be recommending to family and friends

Fantastic location but a shame about the food. We were 5 hungry cyclists. We were told they were running down stocks of food because there was a function the next day. There was one vegetable pastie, one vegan roll and both disgusting as microwaved. I had the last scone which was stale. This left others with a piece of cake and a bag of crisps. Such a shame as I for one will not be eating there again!

Called 4th January 2020 ordered pot of tea for 2 and two leek and potato soup as shown on special board. Pot of tea came may I say only half full, asked for it to be topped up, was warm not boiling. flavourless tea . Waited over 30 mins plus for soup to arrive looked around cafe all customers had food or drink in front of them. When soup arrived small bowls only half full, we expected a nice homemade soup with maybe chunks of potato and leek, instead of possible a cheap tinned version with no flavour, the price of £4.00 each did nicked four small slices of French bread and butter. Seating very poor and uncomfortable . I could see cleanliness was an issue throughout. Really wish I had not called into the coffee corner cafe, as there are plenty of other cafes in leek