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Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Markfield, Leicester, including Reece’s, The Coach & Horses, Stamford Arms, The Bradgate, Copt Oak, Wheatsheaf Inn, The Birch Tree, Old Thatched Inn at Stanton Under Bardon, The Curzon Arms, The Forge Inn
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10. The Forge Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 486 reviews
The Forge Inn - Village Pub & Dining is Passionate about Freshly Prepared, Sustainably Sourced Food, Cask Ale & Wine - We love what we do & like most businesses we are not perfect but we try hard- so if we get it wrong give us a chance to put it right! :)
Reviewed By Bonnie B
We had a fantastic meal here last Saturday afternoon.Unfortunately, they ran out of pork just as I ordered but the lamb we had instead was incredible. We'll now need to go back to see if the pork is better...... not possible I'm sure.The staff were very friendly and helpful too.
9. The Curzon Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 583 reviews
Reviewed By NickCarolHugo
We visited and booked a table in advance for 7.15pm on a Saturday night as management could not seat us at 7.30pm. We arrived spot on time and had to stand around for 10 minutes before we got a table !! My main course was 6 scallops in a rhubarb syrup - they were nice - but cost 21 quid. The damson fool didn't taste of damson and was very weak. Four of my five slivers of cheeses were rather old and probably been in the fridge for ages - for 9 quid ! my mum's belly pork was a mixture of hard crust and mushy meat with a portion of crackling that tasted like pork scratchings. Overall poor value for money.
8. Old Thatched Inn at Stanton Under Bardon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By RichinLeics
Went here for Fathers Day with my daughter. Arrived, shown to our table , drink order taken and just left by the waitress. Could see the drinks on the bar sitting there for about 10 minutes. Eventually the licencee (I assume) brought them over. Still no waitress visit, so no menu. We could see the carvery which we both wanted so we joined the short queue, assuming that was the correct action.. (will come to the food later).....After the meal, the waitress collected the plates and gave us a menu. Then no revisit to take our order. She went around us, wiping tables and then gave a family their menu, took their order and gave them their food (in a staggered fashion I noticed). Still we sat there waiting for our order to be taken. Eventuall she came. I said nice Sunday Menu, why didnt you give us one at the beginning as we may have chosed something else. She informed us that chef is busy and they were not offering anything else! Still would have been nice to know! The food: I had 2 very thin slices of beef - I should have asked for another. Decent selection of veg, but only luke warm. The yorkshires resembled a pancake. I like mustard and horseradish with my beef, but they were the cheapest of the cheap. Mustard disgusting and horseradish as hot as whipped cream! Will not be returning. The licencee was a wet weekend and he obviously cant manage his staff to provide an acceptable level of service!
7. The Birch Tree
Overall Ratings
4 based on 298 reviews
Reviewed By Richard R
We returned to the Birch tree for an early evening pint and a meal last night (26/08/2019) This is our forth visit over the last few weeks and as always the food was excellent.The waiting staff and the manageress were prompt and helpful. I tried a Garlic Mushroom starter and the large Yorkshire pudding with all the fillings last night and it did not disappoint. I can also recommend the fish pie with Veg and chips. I would recommend a visit and try it for yourself. Thank you for taking the time to write such a lovely review we look forward to seeing you again warmest regards sara & Jamie
6. Wheatsheaf Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 350 reviews
The Wheatsheaf Inn is a friendly, traditional pub and restaurant at the heart of the Woodhouse Eaves community. The inn dates back to the 18th century and used to be a meeting place for the local slate miners, when it was know as the 'Slate Splitters Arms
Reviewed By jamcl
We visited the Wheatsheaf Inn on a dreich, rainy Friday for lunch. We received a warm welcome on arrival and the server was very friendly and attentive.There is a traditional bar and restaurant with olde worlde character. The quaint rooms have low ceilings with beams. There is also outside seating area and a car park at the rear.We chose 2 mains with drinks. The cordon bleu chicken burger was delicious and filling. The chicken breast was substantial and covered in hot melted cheese.The pork schnitzel was coated in crispy buttery breadcrumbs. The pork was thick and juicy and well cooked and came with a soft and runny fried egg plus skinny fries and peas. The prices are reasonable and there is a fully stocked bar with several real ales and wines by the glass. Definitely a good place to visit for lunch.
5. Copt Oak
Overall Ratings
3 based on 664 reviews
Reviewed By luke b
Quiet possibly the longest wait, for the worst Sunday roast I have ever eaten. The food must be either frozen and warmed up or microwaved. I ordered the roast with all the trimmings and I'm sure my local morrisons cafe would be able to show the kitchen staff how to cook.Thank you for your review. We are sorry that your visit was not to our usual high standards. Having just taken over we would love to see you again to show you how amazing we are.Many thanks
4. The Bradgate
Overall Ratings
4 based on 534 reviews
A gastro-pub serving stone-baked pizzas and great pub food on the doorstep to Bradgate Park, Newtown Linford.
Reviewed By TrishBBB
We visited the Bradgate on Saturday for a family get-together. We'd reserved a table but it would have been noisy for my parents who are both octogenarians so I asked to move. No problem. They moved us to an area called 'The Study' which is almost like a private dining space. Perfect. They were very accommodating with the way my family arrived in dribs and drabs and the proprietor (I'm guessing) took some lovely photos for us. The food itself was tasty. The pizzas looked wonderful and the pie of the day a veritable feast. I highly recommend this place.
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3. Stamford Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 389 reviews
The Stamford Arms [your local village pub] offers something for everyone whether you want to relax with a coffee & cake or enjoy one of our stone-baked pizzas baked in our very own traditional stone-oven or try our traditional fayre menu. We covers most t
Reviewed By mrlmg
Well what can I say, a lovely afternoon at the Stamford Arms in Groby, sat in their beer garden and drank a few of their selection of guest ales. Well worth a visitThank you for reviewing us and your kind comments, we always appreciate feedback from our customers. As an independent pub restaurant business they are very valuable to us in understanding our customers experiences, expectations and thoughts.Brian an Hazel
2. The Coach & Horses
Overall Ratings
4 based on 422 reviews
Reviewed By g11tty
Was passing on Friday and called in for a quick meal. Larry (might be Harry) the landlord was very welcoming and chatty. Good choice of beers and food. 2 of us ate and the food was excellent!! Great food, great beer and great atmosphere. We will be back and would recommend to all.Thank you for your comments, we are all so pleased to hear you enjoyed your visit. I will certainly pass on you comments to all the staff and Larry. We look forward to welcoming you back soon.Kind Regards Janice
1. Reeceâs
Overall Ratings
5 based on 86 reviews
Reeceâs is located in the heart of Groby. We serve everything from breakfast to Sunday carverys. All cooked fresh and using quality ingredients.
Reviewed By Faz S
We visited Reece's today on our way to spending some time a Bradgate Park, Leicester. We had seen all of the 5 star reviews on TripAdvisor, and wanted to see what all of the positive feedback was about. WOW! We were extremely impressed and will definitely make this our 'go to' place when in the area. We were met by Reece when we arrived, and he was an excellent host. We also had the pleasure of meeting Wendy who is the friendliest restaurant/bar person we have met to date. The atmosphere at Reece's is excellent, the food is top quality and cooked to perfection. If you are looking for a venue that is proud about the food & service they provide, without the 'airs and graces' then we recommend you visit Reece's in Groby. You will really enjoy the Full Breakfast, and 3 of us choose that, with a mix of egg orders of fried, scrambled & poached. I had the poached egg option, and they were the best cooked eggs I have had in ages. This is an excellent, honest, decent venue serving great food with top customer service. Next time we will visit after 1pm so that we can sample the homemade 'a la carte' restaurant, and will also visit on a Sunday lunchtime so that we can sample their renowned Sunday roasts & carvery. Reece & Wendy - you have hit gold providing excellent quality meals at reasonable prices, and we look forward to seeing you again very soon. Best wishes, Faz, Wendy & the girls xThank you so much for this review!! These sort of reviews make everything I do worthwhile! Iâm so pleased you and your family enjoyed your visit, and I hope to see you guys again soon!! Thank you again!
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