Bricklayers Arms — Restaurant in England

What’s not to like about a Sunday roast? And at our local pub too, this was wonderful. The server that looked after us, made sure we were comfortable, checking in with us from time to time to see if we required anything. I did need some cutlery, as there wasn’t any when I sat down, whereas everyone else in our party had theirs. That was only minor though, and she was very apologetic. As for the meal, I had the lamb, which was succulent, and easy to slice with a knife. Yorkshire pudding, the size of my head. Can’t go wrong with that. Wish I had a dessert, next time I will. Upon leaving, we noticed the sign outside for ‘Burger Night Wednesdays’ - so you know I’m up for that.

Well done guys, job well done. And it’s Mother’s...

Went for a meal with parents both aged 93 and was made to go up stairs (and they can not climb stairs easier) There is no facilities for people with disabilities or older people, they were directed up the stairs and expected to come down to get their salads, and when I pointed out several tables empty they were reserved for non disabled people in 10-20 minutes. There was not even a lift for disabled people to have access to the restaurant up stairs, and this seems to be very common with ALL Mitchells & Butlers chains, to which I wont...

0 stars! We came on a quiet Sunday afternoon for some lunch. We ordered at 12:40pm and half the food came out at 1:15pm, the rest didn't come out until 14:00pm after asking multiple times where the remaining food was. The so called manager has awful customer service rolling her eyes at us. We eventually we got a £5 refund after complaining as they forgot...