The best restaurants serving British food in Bromsgrove West Midlands

Tonight I purchased a sandwich at T1, Mumbai Airport and while making payment one of staff (Wearing Glass). She is weirdly laughing at me. Your staff served me poor Treatment.

The cafe is closed, this is now just a petrol station with a garage forecourt. Lorry park still open, charges £20 to park on a litter strewn yard, no showers and only one toilet in the garage which was dirty and had no paper when I called there. Owner rude and arrogant. Avoid unless you're absolutely desperate. There is space for a good thirty trucks there , there were about six when I visited which tells you everything you need to know.

Our visit was far from great. On arrival we had to wait in the cold draft, the manager clearly had no clue on the lay out of the tables and was checking each table on the table plan as he brought out the dishes. We were left to wait too long whilst sat down, when we ordered drinks they were incorrect & I had to go to the bar to correct as there was no one around to help or ask. Our food eventually came to our table cold - we had ordered hot food. The plates were cold, the meat was cold and the mushrooms had clearly been prepared at 10 am in the morning & left to curl & go cold. The potato products, I cannot call them chips, however were furnace hot making them both inedible from a hardness of the uncooked potato & the external heat. My wife ate hers as she was starving but did not enjoy it. I sent mine back but the replacement was raw but I had had enough by then & just wanted to leave. Awful.

Nice place, way over priced, food exceptionally average. Just stick to cakes if I was you. To use an air fryer for a majority of your cooking is a disgrace really. They couldn’t even do scrambled eggs for goodness sake. £8.50 for a piece of toast with some betroot hummus on it is insane pricing. Won’t be returning for food that’s for sure.

Always good food and friendly service here. That’s why we come back time after time

Really lovely pub, very clean, nicely decorated with a friendly team. Pub has real fires and cosy seating for cold winter days. From the outside the pub looks quite small but there is loads of room and seating so you should find somewhere to enjoy a pint and a bite to eat. Plenty of safe parking too. Roast dinners are great!

Always clean and welcoming with pleasant staff. Great place to stay, we use this hotel several times a year

Always have a pleasant meal here, staff very friendly. Had an issue with my meal but was rectified instantly.

Don’t go it’s food has gone bad, plus we waited a hour

We love Beckett's Farm and use the bakery and deli regularly which we will continue to do. This was our first visit to the restaurant and it was a disappointment. It was not busy but the service was slow and the chips and the sausage sandwich were luke warm on arrival - the waitress did offer to reheat them. This will be our last visit - local competition is more keenly priced - sorry to say but this is how we found it.

A group of 7 of us visited The Sun, Romsley today for our festive lunch, unfortunately the meal was terrible, the Turkey was dried up, the roast potatoes were so well done that if you tried to cut into them you couldn't, I think the sprouts were frozen one's as we couldn't cut them, not sure why as there are lovely fresh ones about, the carrots were tough, and not a lot of flavour to the whole of the main course, we did complain to the manager and we did get a discount, but when you are going out for a special meal with friends, especially at this time of year, it would have been better if the food was edible. I am just wondering about people who will be going for their Christmas Day lunch, I hope it is better than what we got, and it doesn't spoil your Christmas.

The only pizza place we'll order from

What a delicious meal we had yesterday evening! Steak and kidney pie for him, fish pie for her, both served with hot seasonal vegetables. Delighted to see traditional pub grub back on the menu, and in generous value-for-money portions.

We have used Edward’s before and not been disappointed on this occasion we felt service was on the slow side, food was lukewarm and £2 extra for one rasher of bacon, yes I know it was my choice, bet seriously, one rasher of bacon?

The Sunday roast beef lunch was so small we thought it was a child's portion. 3 very small paper thin slices of bought in slice beef from the supermarket if it weighted 3oz you would be lucky. The plate arrived with Yorkshire pudding hiding the slices with the gravey on it but we then waited for the veg by which time all had gone cold. This was a complete Faulty tower. You couldn't make it up. Will certainly not be going back. And £18 for a cheap bottle of wine. NOT A PLACE TO VISIT.