The White Lion Inn — Restaurant in England

*EDIT: As you can see below the owner of the this venue doesn't take critsicm. Of your it's not their fault. If you look any any negative review you can see the same unprofessional and defensive response. 'Wife' assume you have gone on some creepy social medium stalk to work that one out.... 😬 how pathetic/odd. This is not 'bullying' it's a genuin review to inform people of a place to avoid if they have reasonable standards.

I have to say this place was the absolute worst place we have ever eaten at. First of all the decor was incredibly strange and out of date, the mish mash of modern floral decor with sticky brown pub and the Christmas cushions was rather odd.Toilets falling to pieces. Grease literally sliming down the outside walls by the Extractor (probably need a clean or maintainance). The 'homemade' food is as far from that as possible. I'm sure trading standard's would have have something to make about this false claim. The 'steak burger' was the most foamy, solid, iceland-frozen piece of 'meat' I have ever come across. If you love your meat to be solid and smelling this death, then I highly recommend. I'd personally take a microwave rustlers over that any day. If you idea of a 'chip' or 'onion ring' is a half a bottle of oil then this is the place to be . Even better is jarred sausages and tinned peas that come with the mixed grill. Honestly never had anything to unique on a plate. We didn't see a point in complaining about the food when every item on the entire menu is vile. This place could really do with going on Ramsays Hells kitchens because that's was it is. If you hate good food then I recommend you...

With many restaurants in Leominster closed or fully booked, we took a chance on this small, unassuming, family-run pub and ended up having some of the best food we've ever eaten. Proprietors Nina and Laz were very welcoming. They recommended that we try their authentic, homemade Hungarian goulash - which was incredible. One of us had a home-made lasagne, which she described as the best she'd ever eaten anywhere. Despite the high quality of the food, cooked fresh every day using local produce, the prices were more than reasonable, even without the 50% "Eat Out" deal. £43 for three two-course meals of a standard you'd expect in an expensive restaurant (minus 50%!). It's obvious that the chef loves his cooking and to see happy, well-fed people. The dining room was immaculately clean and very comfortable, and the pub has a lovely, unpretentious atmosphere while still maintaining the very highest standards of service. The only downside is that we don't live nearer, as we would definitely become regular eaters and maybe even give the full-size pool table a try! Would give ten...

We wanted o say thank you for making our day out very special.||We hadn't booked in advance and the restaurant was fairly busy with only one table for four available although there were some free tables in the bar area. From the moment we entered the service was excellent, we were made to feel welcome. |As well as the printed menu there was a selection of specials on offer, however having spotted the table next to us beeing served their lunch of fish and chips all four of us decided on the same.||The food was delicious, beautiful fish coated in a light crispy batter and the best chips any of us had ever tasted. There was also a good selection of desserts on offer.||We will definitely be back in the future, great service excellent food and very reasonably...