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England, United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Towcester
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Towcester. Towcester (/ˈtoʊstər/ TOH-stər), the Roman town of Lactodorum, is an affluent market town in south Northamptonshire, England.
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10. The Old Talbot Pub and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
The Old Talbot is a family friendly pub, restaurant situated on the A5 between Milton Keynes and Towcester on the outskirts of the Northamptonshire village of Potterspury. Offering you Great British Pub Atmosphere and Quality Pub Grub with a selection of
Reviewed By fire6441
Food was pretty good, service from the staff was pleasant and polite, locals just ignored you after a few minutes of alien staring which was rather uncomfortable.All in all, an ok pub easy to find on the main road but I don't think I'll be returning as there are plenty of better pubs locally.Thank you for your review. We are glad you enjoyed the food, we do hope we see you again! Thank you for bringing this to our attention, and we do hope to meet your expectations on your next visit :) The Old Talbot team.
9. The White Hart Grafton Regis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 599 reviews
Reviewed By Lexakit
Diverted off the M1 due to traffic and so glad we did - found this pub by mistake and had a lovely lunch. Not haute cuisine but doesnât need to be - it is excellently cooked pub food with a huge range of choices. Extensive menu, fantastic baguettes and burgers, great dish and chips. Very good quality. Lovely kind service and such a nice welcome. Gorgeous boxer dogs too. Would happily return - and thanks.
8. The Cock Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
A traditional British pub in a beautiful village location. Great atmosphere, home cooked food with no airs and graces.
Reviewed By Joy M
It's a local village pub which serves good food and has no pretensions to be otherwise. We went for Christmas lunch for 19 people - always a testing time for a small village pub. I was very pleased - Craig and his team were all helpful and made it all very easy. We had a separate room to ourselves. Comments from the group were instance "the hosts, the chef/cook and waiter all very affable and helpful in producing a very tasty meal. The room we were in created a cosy atmosphere. Well done to all concerned" It also has good accessibility for people in wheelchairs.I'll certainly go back there in the future.
7. Saracen's Head Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 285 reviews
Reviewed By ramptontina
The wedding was held at a different view and we stayed at the Travelodge. However we enjoyed the hospitality of the Saracen. One evening meal and two hearty breakfasts. Very good value for money, hot food and drinks. The staff were excellent, friendly and could not do enough to make sure we were all looked after.Dear RamptonTinaThank you for a fantastic review.We are delighted that your wedding was a massive success.We are grateful that we could make your day so special.Come back soon.RegardsDavid RuckGeneral Manager
6. The Bull Towcester
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
Our friendly pub and restaurant in the heart of Towcester in South Northamptonshire is open seven days a week, and is dedicated to providing our customers with great quality food and drink. When the sun is shining we have a wonderful beer garden for you t
Reviewed By Christy M
We had a very tasty meal in this lovely English Pub in Towcester, UK. The service was quick, the food good and the price reasonable. There was a wide range of food on offer to suit most tastes. We went for the pub specials - fish and chips and beef stroganoff. The quantities were generous to the point where we did well to finish all our food. I would highly recommend this pub for its food and quick, friendly service
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5. The Butchers Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
The Butchers Arms has recently been brought back to life after being rescued by a group of enthusiastic locals. Now owned by a consortium of local villagers and investors, it has been completely refurbished, extended and remodelled. The Butchers Arms now
Reviewed By BobblenoseWarwicks
Staff were pleasant enough but not very efficient. Forgot to put in order for my daughter's veggie-burger so it arrived at least 10 minutes after the rest of our meals.The price of it was deducted frim our bill, however. Two of us had the belly pork confit - the skin was flabby (not crispy as per the menu) & impossible to cut & the radiccio accompaniment was burnt & unpleasant-tasting. Chips were extra though served in a basket meant they went cold quickly. The children's burgers came in over-cooked bread-buns & the burgers themselves looked like lumps of mince quickly stuck together - impossible to put in a chid's mouth!My son-in-law enjoyed his steak, but at £26 plus an extra £4 for peppercorn sauce it should have been good!Staff were obliging serving the children's ice-creams in bowls with cornets as well, but after we got the bill no-one came for our money so we had to pay at the bar.I chose this pub because of the good TA reviews but wouldn't visit it again.Hello BobblenoseWarwicks,I am so very disheartened to read this review and to see that you did not enjoy your experience..This is completely unacceptable and something that we have proudly eliminated since launching the new Butchers Arms concept (as you can see from the reviews below)I would be very grateful if you could drop me an email to [email protected] with the date and rough time of your visit so that I can look into why/how your visit was not up to the high standards that we have been pushing so well since our new menu launch/conceptThank youJenniferRestaurant manager
4. The Barley Mow
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
A friendly traditional village pub serving great quality local food and drink.
Reviewed By Janeyanna
Most boring pub I have ever been in. Youth behind the bar clearly did not want to be there and made no attempt to smile of engage with customers. His glowering looks made a very uncomfortable atmosphere so we left hurriedly after one drink.
3. The Plough, Towcester
Overall Ratings
4 based on 214 reviews
A friendly, comfortable Traditional Pub in the centre of Towcester high street, serving great quality locally sourced food in a beautiful and rustic environment. All dishes are cooked on site and are presented to a high standard. A wonderful atmosphere aw
Reviewed By peran1
First time at this pub, was impressed by 3 things - comfy seats, good service & extreemly large portions! er (Mushrooms on Toast) could easily pass for a main, what made it even better was the taste - absoultely superb, had chosen this venue as it is about half-way between Nuneaton & Aylesbury, where our eldest son (Ross) lives with his partner, as this nwas a Mothgers Day treat, albeit the day before the big day, will be eating here again in June, can't wait!
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2. The Fox and Hounds Whittlebury
Overall Ratings
4 based on 451 reviews
We are an independently owned friendly village gastro pub and restaurant, just a stones throw from Silverstone. We have real ales on tap from local brewers as well as a carefully selected wine list. In the kitchen we are proud to work with a small selecti
Reviewed By Sheila S
We had a super lunch. Fish and the lovely dry crisp chips was delicious. My friend had chicken Caesar salad. Both plates were empty. No room for dessert although they looked delicious.The staff were so friendly and efficient. I can thoroughly recommend this establishment if you want a good meal.Thank you for your kind words and for your endorsement. We hope you will return well before your friend's next birthday !
1. The Old Crown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 257 reviews
Choose from a selection of tapas, main meals and of course a delicious roast on Sunday. FOOD SERVED MON-SAT 12.00Pm - 2.30Pm 6.00Pm - 9.00Pm SUN 12.00Pm - 5.00Pm
Reviewed By Redders61
Went for lunch yesterday. Have been before but this time remembered to write a review! Lovely country pub withloads of parking. Really nice, attractive exterior and inside equally as well thought out and decorated.Sadly didnât get the barman/servers name but a lovely guy, helpful, friendly and efficient.I had 6 hour roast pork belly on a tomato, red pepper, butter bean and chorizo âstewâ sorry chef, canât remember the name but it was delicious! The chorizo pieces were generous unlike many restaurants who chop it so small you wouldnât know it was there. Everything was cooked to perfection. My wife had melted Camembert with bread for dipping and sweet potato fries. She said it was all superb. We also had a side order of fries which were some of the best Iâve had.The food and the experience was absolutely spot on.Many thanks guys. Weâll be back!
