The Woolpack — Restaurant in England

My family held a private party here last night for my brother's 30th birthday and we had the most amazing time! The entire experience of having a family celebration was taken to another level at this restaurant! Not only was the food absolutely delicious but the staff were brilliant and accommodating in every way possible! we would like to thank Dave, Karen, Andy and all the rest of the staff in the restaurant for making our evening perfectly hassle free and extremely enjoyable! Most of our event was enjoyed outside in the beer garden which was set up beautifully for us and carried a great vibe till late night. Once the sun set, ambient lighting from the fontoons created the most warmest atmosphere for all to sit around, drink and chat till the party went on! The service from all staff members was fantastic and did not fail to please us with their willing attitude throughout the night! If you're ever looking for the right venue for a celebration with friends/family whether you want a cosy intimate meal with delicious Thai food or have an outdoor bash with chilled summer vibes then The Woolpack & Tast of Thailand is the perfect place in Peterborough! Highly...

The food and service here is 5 star, but the only let down was the parking situation. Its difficult to get anywhere near the pub, so you have to park quite a walk away. Would be difficult if you have mobility issues.

But the food is just amazing. You can taste every fresh ingredient and there is so much flavour.

They are accurate in the description of spice, so where it says hot, it is hot.

I felt the price was reasonable for food, and the price of drinks is standard.

Also, the lady who served us was just lovely.

For those curious, the restaurant is at the back of the building, which we entered by going into the beer garden, and you will see a green door with 'duck' written on it. The toilets appear to be back in the main bar area though.

They do delivery too, if you...

This is a great traditional pub Originally constructed in 1711. Medieval wall in garden and the old barn used to be the village mortuary (Last used in 1850s and said to be haunted). I was a regular years ago when lived up the road now been taken over by new owner a great character and hands on, who has a great vision. Real ales and craft beers straight from the keg. Garden has been revamped and improvements to the river frontage make it New outdoor cooking area with pizza oven and soon to be refurbished barn for a restaurant and events. Sunday lunches are great value but booking essential, nice cozy inglenook Woodburner for those cold winter days and nights. The regulars are very friendly, dogs...