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Reviews on Pub food in Stone, England, United Kingdom including The Wayfarer, The Wheatsheaf, Stone, The Spotgate Inn, Royal Exchange, Roo's Cocktail Bar & Grill, The Fitzherbert Arms, The Three Crowns, The Duke Of York, The Roebuck Inn, George & Dragon
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10. George & Dragon
Overall Ratings
3 based on 165 reviews
Reviewed By foggy66
Found this pub on the way home having left the motorway. Friendly staff, good beer, and the pie was a revelation! The curry wasnât as good but weâve marked this as a place to revisit.
9. The Roebuck Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
The Roebuck Inn is a traditional country pub and restaurant set in the picturesque village of Hilderstone. Just 3 miles from the centre of Stone and 6 miles from Stafford we pride ourselves on offering a wonderful selection of drinks, real ales and home c
Reviewed By fireyfred
Great to see Hilderstone has its village pub back, long may it remain.Good selection of excellent quality well priced beers available plus an interesting range of "home made" vodkas.No pretentions, this is an unashamed drinkers pub, made for socialising whilst putting heart back into the community. Diners and their entourage will need to venture elsewhere.
8. The Duke Of York
Overall Ratings
4 based on 315 reviews
Reviewed By Peter S
Time to visit the Duke of York following their refurbishment earlier this year with our friends from Stafford. The main lounge has been updated and very nicely decorated. Our table was booked 'on-line" which was useful and all reserved when we arrived. They have a nice choice of menu from which we choose a main course and dessert. As on previous occasions, the quality of food and service was truly excellent.
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7. The Three Crowns
Overall Ratings
3 based on 483 reviews
The Three Crowns in Stone is a country pub & restaurant oozing rural charm and rustic character. Our picturesque surroundings provide the perfect backdrop for savouring the hearty, seasonal pub-food on our menu, and the carefully nurtured cask ales and fi
Reviewed By JAt410
Substandard food, staff not trained and very poor and rude management. Staff were unsure of dishes and gave wrong information. Mail manager was rude and had not a clue how to deal with customers. The food was average but the whole evening was spoilt with dreadful customer service.Weâre sorry to read this. Weâll take your comments on board and reflect on ways to make improvements.
6. The Fitzherbert Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By boon1956
Visited on recommendation for an evening meal. Easy to find, adequate parking, place has quite a nice atmosphere, find your own table and order at the bar.Reasonable range of options on the menu if a little on the expensive side. Waitress service was quite good although I agree with a previous reviewer who said it wasn't easy to spot who the waitresses were as they were no uniforms or aprons. Food very disappointing, wild mushrooms on toast had little or no flavour, steak and ale pie was packed with tender meat but the only flavour was rosemary and the pastry was raw in parts. Probably won't be going again.
5. Roo's Cocktail Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By sasha1672
We have been to Roo's for a meal twice in the last two months with two different sets of friends. The food was so good on the first occasion that we decided to return. I even had the same dish of halloumi Greek skewer salad with triple cooked chips which was extremely tasty on both occasions. Everyone enjoyed their meals in fact. However, it was fortunate that the only table with proper chairs (as opposed to high chairs) was available as my friend is unable to sit on a high chair. On both occasions, we were not offered anuly starters and on the second occasion, we were given the dessert menu and then when our order was taken, we were told that the kitchen had closed! The worst thing, however, is the noise in the place once it gets busy. It's not conjusive to a relaxing and pleasant meal with friends. It seems to me that the main priority of the place is serving alcohol which is a great shame as the food is of a good standard.
4. Royal Exchange
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By taylorfish
Visited having read good TA reviews and we weren't disappointed. The staff were really friendly and knowledgeable, great range of really fresh tasting good ales in the right glasses. Reasonable prices, and to make it even better, we won a pint by balancing a 20p on a lemon!The decor is interesting with loads of photos. We visited on quiz night, so it was busy, unfortunately had to leave before the quiz started.Wish we had found this pub before, but we will definitely return.
3. The Spotgate Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 570 reviews
Welcome to the Spotgate Inn. Excellent traditional home cooked food, served in the elegance of 1920's Pullman cars.
Reviewed By Silver_Fox_Lyon
Last time I visited The Spotgate Inn was last December. Since was busy with my work .When I reserved my table , I asked to seat in the Pullman carriage. I ordered a burger as fancied a burger no starter.My burger arrived served in a brioche ( French Style ) believe me it was delicious ok itâs only a burger, it wasnât dry , garnished with fries , it was very very good .The 2 girls was looking after the guests where very professional.I finished my dinner with a selection of cheeses.Thank you
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2. The Wheatsheaf, Stone
Overall Ratings
5 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By Lesley H
We went to the Wheatsheaf recently to celebrate our wedding anniversary. From the moment we arrived we were made to feel very welcome and special. The landlord even bought us our first drink to celebrate! Lovely decor, ambience, very chilled The food was delicious; hubby had bacon and black pudding stack for starters which he said was a meal on its own! Followed by Tina steak and roast veg. I can recommend the calendar starter and had salmon salad for main. Good size portions, no way could we eat pudding. We will definitely be returning, this time to try out the tapas.
1. The Wayfarer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1862 reviews
The Wayfarer is a country pub and restaurant serving the freshest home cooked food in stylish surroundings. Our designers have created an amazing environment for you to relax in and enjoy Chef's homemade food prepared to the highest standards just like it
Reviewed By GinaArthan
We've dined at the Wayfarer on a number of occasions but especially like visiting when it's a special occasion. Visited Saturday 19th October for pre birthday lunch with family members celebrating my sister's birthday. As always we weren't disappointed, we all four ordered a different main course and we were all well pleased with our meals. Great menu choice, extremely well presented, very professional attentive staff and nothing seemed too much trouble foⶠr them. We had the sharing sweet, which is apparently meant for two people, three shared it (fourth member doesnt do sweets) and we couldn't eat it all. I'd definitely recommend the sharing sweet, naughty but nice! I'd taken a birthday cake for my sister, which staff happily carried out to the table, they'd stuck the candles onto the cake and all the staff members who came to the table sang Happy birthday as they brought the cake to the table, which was a lovely touch. However, we were all far too full to eat the birthday cake. Nice venue, lovely food, great choice, friendly yet very professional staff definitely worth a visit. Might be a little more expensive than say a typical pub lunch but definitely worth paying that little extra.
