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United Kingdom Food Guide: 3 Contemporary food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Silverstone
Reviews on Contemporary food in Silverstone, United Kingdom including The Folly, The Red Lion, Potterspury House Restaurant
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1. The Folly
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1330 reviews
The Folly is situated in a beautiful location surrounded by rolling countryside on the A5 opposite Towcester racecourse. The original building dates back to the mid 1700's and is the quintessential thatched English property, full of character and understa
Reviewed By Steveps3
No fancy foams and tuile biscuits here, just good honest, traditional dishes. The service is just as traditional with friendly waiting staff who will talk to you, if you so wish. The dining experience is like going back to the 80s with none of the horrible bits. Iâd highly recommend the Folly, just donât bring your flairs. Hi Steve and thank you very much for your charming review.We try to reinterpret British classics with a contemporary twist. But we are not tempted to "show off" with unnecessary "chefiness". Glad to hear that you appreciated that.Hope to see you again soon.Best wishes, Robert, David & team
2. The Red Lion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 389 reviews
Reviewed By melissasmummy
Another exceptional meal in terms of service, ambience and food quality. Most definitely recommend recommend this restaurant as not over priced for superb quality fresh food. Ronni also makes us feel very welcome every time we go.Can't wait to go back and try some more off of their menu.
3. Potterspury House Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Potterspury House Restaurant is a small and elegant restaurant set in the grounds of a Victorian mansion. High-quality food is individually prepared using the finest local ingredients. Starters range from the conventional like chicken liver pate to the mo
Reviewed By HMills2525
Visited for motherâs day with my sister, mum and my son to have afternoon tea - they were clearly busy when we arrived which is fine given the day.Afternoon tea came out and look lovely but we had to ask for plates to be able to eat it, we had to ask for glasses to be able to drink our water, the final straw came when my sister went to eat her scone, I do not eat cream and has eaten mine with just jam which was lovely - but the clotted cream has gone off and smelt like it had been off so for some time - I complained politely more as just as your cream is off in case you are serving more people.Chef came over and apologised she also gave us some good Will cup cakes - here where this main issue for me is the bill came and this afternoon tea cost £70 and the good Will cupcakes we were given, were being given out to other customer that visited the restaurant that day who were motherâs (so not a good Will gesture when everyone is getting given them).Thank you for writing your review. I do apologise about the cream. It was in fact freshly purchased. These things do happen in spite of taking every care.With regards to the box of cakes that we gave you, you correctly observed that one similar cake was being given to other mothers. Our policy was to give a cake as a special gesture where our clients had consumed a full three course lunch which of course did not apply to you. You were given a full box of cakes for which other customers were paying £5.50.I can understand that you felt upset when you did not know all the facts. We will certainly review our policy about making such gestures in the future.Richard
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