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Where to eat British food in Castle Donington: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best British food in Castle Donington, United Kingdom including The Apiary at Castle Donington, No 11 deli, The Castle Inn, Tylers Tearooms, The Nag's Head Bar & Bistro, Malt Shovel Shardlow, Victoria Vintage Tea Rooms, The Clock Warehouse, The Harrington Arms, The Millstream Bar & Grill At The Priest House
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10. The Millstream Bar & Grill At The Priest House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Set in a tranquil and stunning location on the banks of the River Trent, The Millstream Bar & Grill At The Priest House's history is a rich one that can be traced back over 1,000 years. Built around a mill tower with its very own water wheels. At The Mill
Reviewed By Paradise829418
Afternoon tea was a huge disappointment.total amount of bread used must have amounted to 2 slices.fillings good but then 2 tiny scones followed by 2 ginger biscuits sandwiched together with a cream filling a tiny coconut macaroon a pot of a unusual cream with a strange fruit layer with oats on top and a tasteless piece of cake.oh forgot the sausage roll .very nice but it was also very small.it was supposed to be a tea for two but it was a tea for 1.for £16 you could have had a three course Sunday lunch.so if ever you go there even after reading this review go for that instead of getting ripped of with the cream teaHiMany thanks for leaving us some feedback. I'm really sorry that you were disappointed with your afternoon tea. Normally we get raving reviews.If you are in the area again please contact me directly at the hotel and I will make sure your next visit is up to your expectations ( and ours as well)Gail
9. The Harrington Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 302 reviews
We are a traditional village public house and restaurant with bags of character. Offering a wide and varied range of real ales and freshly prepared home cooked food. Meals can even be purchased from our very own Village Shop!!
Reviewed By Val S
We came across this pub when our walk was rained off. It was a typical country pub full of people chatting and enjoying themselves but it is obvious that it is also a "proper" restaurant laid for "proper" diners! However, we ate in the pub and the food could not have been any better if we had seated ourselves in the restaurant as it was excellent. They do advise that food is cooked to order and so there may be a wait but the atmosphere in the pub was lively and entertaining so was not a problem for us. This was a good find on a miserable day.
8. The Clock Warehouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 383 reviews
The Clock Warehouse, situated in what is considered to be Britain's most complete surviving example of a canal village, is now open after a major renovation. Visit us and sample our food menu in new surroundings! We offer a wide range of delicious meals f
Reviewed By 219gemmas
Here for the Oktoberfest awesome steins and range of beers and entertainment, but ate inside and had a delicious sharer board with pork crackling followed by pie and mash and dessert. So full, really enjoyable food and atmosphere, would always recommend this place, Iâve travelled to come to the event because itâs such a great place, and the local area is lovely to stop in too. Weâre really pleased you enjoyed the event and we hope to see you next year. Great to hear that your food was nice aswell.
7. Victoria Vintage Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
5 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By greenrake
Attended a meeting in Draycott and we took over the whole place at lunch.The place itself was very quirky and the staff very friendly and courteous. The food was very well presented, tasty and plenty of it!! Seconds if required. It was a very relaxed and comfortable experience and would have no hesitation in recommending it to anyone.
6. Malt Shovel Shardlow
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By Busygrandma63
We wandered round Shardlow after a coffee in the clock warehouse and eventually came to the malt shovel ready for a sandwich lunch . It was busy maybe due to the lovely Easter weather . The staff are friendly and our food arrived fresh and well presented .
5. The Nag's Head Bar & Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 587 reviews
The Nag's Head at Castle Donington has been under new management since March 2019 and we offer a good selection of home-cooked food at a reasonable price, we have a function room available for private parties and have a nice cosy snug room on the side of
Reviewed By Rammy_10
Lovely people but disappointed with the food. Husband had gammon and egg but the eggs were over cooked. The homemade chips were very soggy, so he didnât eat them. I had a Cajun chicken salad, chicken was cooked well but the Cajun spice was a little bland. Having paid almost £11 for the salad I was a little underwhelmed that it was just lettuce, cucumber and tomatoes ( with a little bit of red onion). it would have improved it greatly by adding some more salad veg, peppers, beetroot coleslaw? Anything really to improve on a very basic salad. The music was also very loud.
4. Tylers Tearooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
We are a small family run tearooms serving breakfast, lunch, homemade cakes, cream teas and afternoon tea. We make many of our dishes from scratch and all our cakes and scones are HOMEMADE ON THE PREMISES
Reviewed By John B
From J Boy of DerbyA delightful cafe near the village bus station very good food, full breakfast includes tea or coffee for £6.50Outside tables available, friendly staff, and excellent quick service, being so busy due to the Download concert I expected a long wait, but the meal was delivered promptly.Must go back and try the famous cakes.
3. The Castle Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 454 reviews
Reviewed By twatofalad
2nd visit to this rejuvanated pub only called in because we had such a terrible afternoon tea just across the road at the donington manor hotel which I would not recommend. The castle pub is very vibrant and has a good mix of clientele nice selection of beers the food we four had was excellent no complaints from anyone.The young staff are very polite and very hardworking we still didn't see the much admired roof terrace as we were enjoying ourselves in the bar maybe on our 3rd visit we will check it out.I would highly recommended a visit to this lovely pub I just wish I lived nearer.Top Mark's to all the Staff you are very good at what you do.please don't change
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2. No 11 deli
Overall Ratings
5 based on 149 reviews
Sandwich bar, delicatessen and coffee bar serving freshly made hot and cold food and drinks
Reviewed By WendyMcL13
Was taken here by colleagues on a rare trip to Castle Donington. Wide menu choice. Was spoilt for choice but settled on a jacket potato and tuna. Was well prepared and still hot when I returned to the office with the take away.Thank you for taking time out of your day to write a lovely review for us, much appreciated!
1. The Apiary at Castle Donington
Overall Ratings
4 based on 712 reviews
The Apiary at Castle Donington is situated on Borough street in the Historic heart of Castle Donington. Established in 2012. Decorated in a quirky style with a great ambience. We are open 6 days a week. Delicious home cooked food served daily. We use vege
Reviewed By Graham B
Looking for dinner prior to flying early the next day we stumbled upon this place and were not disappointed. Good food and drinks served at sensible prices and well presented.Staff were friendly and appropriately attentive. We had called in at another local eatery and chose to moved on. We were pleased we did. Highly recommend, well done
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