Brewer's Fayre - Menu

Went for Sunday lunch, no Sunday lunch available, although advertising as available, food we ordered took hour an half and was just disgusting, staff not approachable, surprised at how expensive it was.

The manager at the restaurant make us feel unwelcome we tried twice for dinner and she didn't have us options to resolve the problem, also she was really rude to my wife and at breakfast time she gave us the further table when the place was empty!!!

We had a lovely evening. Upon arrival we were greeted and seated by a lovely lady called Sylvia who couldn’t have been more helpful. All of the staff were extremely friendly and inviting which made our visit enjoyable. Our food and drinks arrived quickly and were very tasty. Great spot

We had a great deal at lunchtime 2 meals for £11.49!! I had the fish which was cooked to perfection, hot and crispy and the meal which was the cheese and onion pie with mash which was tasty and full of flavour. Shared a dessert between us caramel apple betty with custard which was delicious and finished lunch off perfectly. Staff were friendly and chatty. Would return.

Awful chicken tikka,two for one deal cold watery sauce ,few small pieces of insipid bland chicken.cold clumpy rice and stale nan bread. Rest of group left meals half eaten.they put up prices and cut quality to shreds.It was empty but chef served cold ,bland, cheap awful plates of food .a cheap ready meal is the standard of food they serve .Had better in microwave for £1

My daughter had recently had an accident and we were finding it very difficult to find somewhere that would accommodate to our needs and a friend recommended the Brewers Fayre restaurant. Upon arriving we explained our circumstances and they seated us in an area which was spacious and comfortable for my daughter. Ordered drinks and food at the bar. Food arrived piping hot and was great value for money. Great atmosphere and lovely staff who couldn’t do enough for us will be back.

First time hear in a couple of years and it has gone way downhill. Called just before 12 and was told it would 5/10 minutes to get seated (there was nobody there at all, literally nobody). Ordered two soft drinks and one glass had lipstick on it. I asked for a new glass and you would have thought I asked the girl to do 100 push ups. We got seated and orders at 12.30 then food came at 13.10 chips were cold, meat was EXTREMELY fatty and chicken was stale and cold also. Went to use the restroom before leaving and there was literal human excrement on the floor...

Very pleasantly surprised! I was staying in the adjoining Premier Inn for 2 nights and booked the breakfast/dinner meal deal at this Brewer's Fayre so, an all you can eat cooked breakfast and an evening meal with sides, drink (including beer or wine) and a starter or dessert for £25. Sounded like good value, so I wasn't expecting a high standard. The evening meals were great though I tried the trio of pies one evening and the fish and chips the next night. Both were very enjoyable, with the fish being especially good (large, tasty, and not too thickly battered). Tartare sauce and mushy peas were excellent, and it was even served with lemon! Chicken wings for starter on the first evening and...

I don 't really even know where to start with this review. Walked into the restaurant and it was practically empty... should have known. We were immediately told that the value offer wasn 't on... yet there was a big sign outside promoting the offer?? Alas, as its a Bank Holiday, the value deal is ceased. We ordered 2 kids meals (part of which we didn 't get) and 2 burgers for adults (again, part of which we didn 't get). We ordered the most basic, plain, laugable nachos I have ever seen for a shared starter. The nachos were served with very under ripe tomatoes, melted cheese and sour cream. For over £6, it is RIDICULOUS they are charging this. The kids starters were the size. Plain nachos w...