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An excellent menu with options for meat eaters, vegetarians & vegans. We had the veggie breakfast option. A filling and generous plateful of deliciousness served with chunky toast xxx THE BEST breakfast xxx

My wife and I were looking to break a journey from Kent to Bristol and didn't fancy stopping on the M4 services for lunch. She looked up a "dog-friendly pub near junction 15" on Google whilst en route and The Bakers Arms was recommended. We were greeted extremely warmly, including the dog, (who was given a biscuit). Service was brisk and cheerful throughout. The food was lovely: ham egg & chips and Bakers Arms famous battered cod & chips - and generously portioned. Great country pub. It was good to see enough people drinking and dining to create a nice atmosphere. Bradbury village itself is full of character and all in all a thoroughly enjoyable stop for lunch.

Delicious coffee in a beautiful location. Dogs very welcome! With an on-site natural pet shop and a large car park.

Went here for my mums birthday, private hire. The food was great, cakes where lovely. Cannot fault in any way. Grrat staff who looked after us all afternoon. Thank you

This bar is a Lovely family ran bar always gives great customer service drinks are top noch and always make customers feel welcome best bar in Stockton make sure you come you will never be disappointed

Amazing gem on Loddington Farm. The service is friendly, warm & inviting & the coffees & treats are locally sourced. We’ll be back soon guys

Not a review, just a note on the places history. Up until late 1985 the place was known as The Cavendish Hotel, so the "new" name is actually a return, sort of, to its original. It became a Whitbread owned and managed pub. Managers Henry and Sue Thurmann pursuaded Whitbread to put some money into the place. In late 1985 or early 86, the old lounge and public bars were knocked into one and the place was generally modernized. It became a very successful pub, renamed "The Corner House", into the 90s when Whitbread sold off all their pubs. Dull disclosure: I worked as a seasonal barman there from 1985 to 1989.

Fantastic hidden gem, a 18 hole crazy golf course featuring a lighthouse and windmill. There is also a cafe which has hot and cold food options, snacks, ice cream and tea and coffee with indoor and outdoor seating. There is also Foot Golf to try out. A great day out for all ages!

We returned to this little tearoom a few times over our recent Christmas holiday. We received a warm welcome from Simon, as if we’d never been away, and lived 300 yards away rather than 300 miles. Dog most welcome. Full Englishes on each occasion, made effortlessly by Simon whilst maintaining conversation with us - not sure how he does it. A great chat and good local knowledge. The food is hearty and beautifully made. Lovely tea and coffee. There is clearly care and attention to the offerings here and it really comes across. The best place for breakfast in the area, by far. The pricing is honest and great value. Thanks again and see you soon!

A great selection to pick from - I went with two meat eaters who were very happy and I was very happy with my veggie choice. Good coffee too. The staff are really friendly and made us feel very at home. I’ll definitely come here again

Lovely cafe in the community, found this place when I ordered via Too Good To Go . Friendly staff , was made to feel welcome even though I was only collecting the TGTG bag. Was able to choose some pasties and then other items were added by staff/owners. The prices look good and I'm definitely going to come back and use the cafe when I can. Can definitely recommend the cheese and onion pasties, the cookies and the Victoria slice. Photo doesn't do the items justice but they did survive the journey home!

Stocked full with craft beer, many from local breweries within Sheffield and a little further afield within The Yorkshire region. Good selection for all tastes on tap. A really lovely, beer-knowledgeable bar owner and yesterday's visit was made extra special given there was a promotion for Danvm gin .. locally sourced and brewed by terrifc guys from Doncaster. I just had to buy a bottle of the blueberry version. It's amazing.

10/10 If you’ve driven down the A435 towards Redditch you’ve seen the rib-eye steak sandwich sign. Well, a couple of months ago I stopped in to see what it’s all about & Dave made me a ribeye steak and egg sandwich (chili sauce) on crusty bread and it blew me away. Cooked to perfection - they are delicious Ive eaten all over the West Midlands, and would & do happily drive out of my way to eat at Dave’s. You have to give it a go, you’ll kick yourself you never stopped earlier, DELICIOUS. 10/10 Thank you Dave