Top Restaurants in Sandy
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Best British food near Sandy, United Kingdom
Find out what British restaurants to try in Sandy including Cross Keys Country Pub & Kitchen, Chunky's, John O'Gaunt Inn, The Wheatsheaf, The Guinea, The Crown, The Duncombe Arms, The Queens Head, Sheff's Fish & Chips, The Chequers Inn
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10. The Chequers Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By James F
It was a horrid day - cold and grey. But just entering the Chequers lifted my spirits - friendly people, a roaring wood fire and comfortable seats in the lovely old building. Then came a most delicious lunch. Very tasty Moroccan lamb koftas with a pretty salad and a yoghurt/mint dip, followed by scrumptious beef bourguignon served with creamy mash and green beans in a great Yorkshire pudding. Finally a yummy lemon meringue ice cream cake. The price was fine, the service exemplary and there was no waiting around for the next course to arrive. Great ales from Nethergate and Woodfordes complemented the meal perfectly. Thank you for a memorable visit - I can't wait to bring my husband!
9. Sheff's Fish & Chips
Overall Ratings
4 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By CaroleBowpitt
we have become regular customers at Sheffs fish and chips both at the take away and sit down restaurant attached. The staff are always friendly, professional and efficient. The portions are more than generous. It's good value ,wholesome ,good quality food.We highly recommend this place.
8. The Queens Head
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Neil D
We broke down on the A1 and spent two great hours in the Queens head waiting for the RAC. The massive roaring fire was very welcoming. The staff were so friendly and helpful. The locals were very talkative and the two hours passed quickly.
7. The Duncombe Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
The Duncombe Arms in is a family run pub in the picturesque village of Waresley. We have a superb menu ranging from traditional bar snacks to an a la carte menu. We also have a large garden to relax in during the summer. Eat, drink and relax at the Duncom
Reviewed By sarahbM870YY
I honestly can't fault this place and coming from a foodie who worked in the service industry for years, that's saying something!! Have visited on numerous occasions and have never had a bad meal. Always excellent, attentive, friendly, service and high quality food from brunch to dinner to Sunday lunch. We visited today for a 2 for 1 Sunday lunch and was actually embarrassed by the cost as the quality was far superior to most Sunday lunches I've had and 2 for £12.95 is a bargain that is too good to be missed!! A must try for anyone fancying a visit to a country gastropub, with fabulous service and food. Highly recommended.
6. The Crown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 414 reviews
Reviewed By seannicklin50
Warm night, so chose this pub for supper. Beautiful old pub inside and out. Large garden. Staff friendly and efficient. Menu simple with plenty of choice. Thoroughly enjoyed the scotch eggs for starter, and the burger with chips full of excellent quality ingredients and well prepared. Juicy but not sloppy, and decent bun that held everything together without disintegrating. All food clearly freshly prepared with care. Will return regularly.
5. The Guinea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 398 reviews
A village local which serves great ales and wines and home made food cooked with Love.
Reviewed By williwanderer
Staff were welcoming. Nice atmosphere. Food was very good. Prices were reasonable. Plenty of parkingCoffee was awfulthank you for your kind words!! You didn't like the coffee though!! that's odd, im wondering wether my staff made it right!! A coffee on the house when you come back!!!kindest RegardsDeanna
4. The Wheatsheaf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By Frenchminion
Lasagne was very watery could not find the beef in it worst I have ever had. Staff did not know what ales were on, and came back to us as they hadn't taken down our order properly.Hi Many thanks for your review. We are sorry you did not enjoy your Lasagna. Itâs an authentic homemade Lasagna made by our chef, have spoken with our chef and all Lasagnaâ made have the beef mince amongst the layers of pasta. Staff not knowing the Ales I will bring up on our next training day. Thank you for making us and everyone aware of this.
3. John O'Gaunt Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 280 reviews
Reviewed By Loulittlelou
I went here with my family for a meal. Great friendly service & delicious food. I had thai curry with scallop, king prawn, cod & monkfish served with sticky rice & prawn crackers. It was so tasty. I would definitely recommend going here for a good quality meal.
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2. Chunky's
Overall Ratings
5 based on 106 reviews
Family run cafe/diner. Large portions are always freshly cooked to order, happy to change any dish to suit customer. Customer satisfaction is our number one priority
Reviewed By vivivavavoom1
Lovely, good ol' fashioned greasy spoon as they should be! Had a decent Cajun burger and hubby a lovely onion and mushrooms omelette with doorstop toast. Plenty on the plate and left full. Very friendly staff! We'll be back! HiThank you for your kind comments, we hope you choose to move this way and become a regular customer
1. Cross Keys Country Pub & Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
The Cross Key country pub & kitchen is set on the outskirts of kempston, giving you fantastic food in lovely surroundings
Reviewed By Jean Michel R
Summer Soltice means wedding anniversary. So needed good food welcoming atmosphere and music to dance too. Well we got all of this at Tre Fratelli last night. Simone was there to welcome us and the whole evening went just as we wanted. We actually took 4 friends who had a great time. Sofia Soul was excellent. Staff were attentive which added to the experience. Well done again for making our celebration a memorable experience.
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