The best restaurants serving British food in Stafford West Midlands

These guys know what they’re doing. I’ve spent 25 years in hospitality working up to refine the little things. And these incredible, passionate and hard working folk enjoy bringing individual service on a constant repetition. Love it.

Food was average, service a bit slow, and the manager completely unconcerned about the crawling grease and fat trap mess at the front door and drive.

Got to say it one of the best places I have eaten, beef wellington to die for, it's amazing could not find a fault, top level service

warm, welcoming and pleasant. good food and good prices. Nice friendly staff. what more could you want?

I haven't been there, for quite a long time and needed a place to catch up with friends, so we chose the King's Horse. The food was lovely and we all had a great time. However, today me and my friends have received a parking charge notice of £100!!!! We are fuming 😤 I have never,ever been to a pub and got charged a fine for parking in their car park!!! The letter states there is signage, but we never saw and would expect not be allowed to park there, for the time we did! Staff should make customers aware!!!! Absolutely ridiculous and shall be posting on social media! We will NOT be returning there again!!

Karen is great, very attentive and friendly, nothing too much trouble, steak was out of this world, would recommend 100%

Great offering with lovely friendly staff. I use this restaurant/hotel regularly and couldn’t recommend it enough. See you again soon.

Had a lovely Sunday lunch - the food was delicious and thankyou very much to Zara our server who was so lovely and very helpful!

Visited today with family and the only cold drink choices without sweeteners were iced coffee (that had barely any coffee in) or cans of water.

Very disappointing food….. Starters - prawn dish, only 5 small prawns being over cooked in boiling oil accompanied by piece of bread with mayo. Goats cheese tart smothered with balsamic vinegar. 3 out if 5 main courses were cold. Sent back but not even warm when supposedly heated.Lamb shank had ‘shrunk’ in size when meal returned. Very undercooked roasted vegetables - not cooked! Luke warm coffee. Horrific noise, disco above, restaurant music too loud…….. We had asked to change table due to the noise above only to be seated in a similar part of the restaurant- UNDER THE DISCO of the wedding party. I’m addition to the music and thudding the restaurant had its own music blaring. We asked for the restaurant music to be turned down but we were told by a deputy manger that it could not be turned down and it was to hide the noise of the disco above. This noise was horrific!!!!!! No wonder very few tables were in use in this area of the cellar restaurant!! We spoke to the manger re the above - all he and the deputy did was to offer free desserts or coffee, no apologies. I told them that we had used Weston hall on many occasions over many years and how we had never had such an awful experience. It was very disappointing that our family meal to celebrate a ‘special’ birthday had been spoilt. Neither of these managers seemed to bother and had a very defensive attitude. The deputy actually told me to stand and wait for a few minutes to speak to him - he was speaking to a waiter. The manager thought by offering 3 free desserts would make everything right - we declined the desserts. They then thought that taking the cost of some drinks off the bill made up for a spoilt evening. I suggested that when people make a booking they should be told if their table is going to be under a disco!!! Our booking had not been ‘last minute’ so we should have been told. Absolutely awful experience.

Disappointing end to a lovely spa evening. We booked the twilight spa with a meal in the Oak restaurant. The service is so slow here 30 mins to serve the starters and another 45 for the main dish - we've been here 1.5 hours and been offered only 1 drink, absolutely shocking service and really put me off rebooking!! The food was okay nothing special. The venue and spa are beautiful but I won't book food next time.

Well, what a surprise. We arrived well after lunchtime but before tea. The pub itself needs a good overhaul in terms of decor. Quite shabby and dusty. There was no one in the pub at the time, but the staff took our order, and it came quickly. What an amount!! I've never been defeated by meat until now!!! Hubby had a grill which was plentiful, and I had ribs. Little too much sauce for me but I scraped it off. It was tasty.. I took half of mine home! We will definitely revisit. Sunday carvery is supposed to be good....

Excellent food, warm and cosy on a freezing night, friendly, efficient service, can’t fault the Greyhound at all, thoroughly recommend.

I’ve been here a few times and usually service has been great. I came in recently with a family member who is in a wheelchair and even after explaining that we would need space to manoeuvre the chair, the staff decided to move a family behind us extremely close to the wheelchair. No fault of the family, however whenever got up it moved the wheelchair forward against the table. When I asked the staff if I could move the table they said no. Awful service and the supervisor on shift was even less helpful

Went to the beer festival yesterday, wide selection of drinks, really good beer, decent live band and lovely staff. Downside was all the ciders I tried were extremely sweet and tepid and the BBQ food was AWFUL. £12 for a thin burnt pizza with very little pepperoni and £8 for a very average burger with one slice of kraft cheese and no other toppings or salad. The chips were good but again expensive, and no salt and vinegar were available or other condiments. Strongly recommend sticking to drinks and eating elsewhere until they resume serving the normal food menu.