The Wickets Inn — Restaurant in Great Britain

Me and my partner were travelling back from Whitchurch (im from Brum) when we decided to stop off at this pub. It looked quiet but that was perfect for us. When we entered the pub it was very nice and it had a cosy feel to it. The girl behind the bar greeted us and said we could sit anywhere. We was offered a set menu plus their daily menu. The food choice was not huge but it looked good. My partner had the chicken, ham and leek pie. I had the steak and ale pie. We ordered drinks and waited for our meals. Service was on point and I actually felt really chilled. The food came and it was absolutely fantastic, fresh food… fresh cooked chips with fresh veg. The pies were phenomenal and tasty. We stayed for another drink, why not. We didn’t venture into the dessert menu as we was both stuffed lol.

All in all it was a lovely pub with fantastic food and a feel good atmosphere. I’d pop in again if I...

Booked a table for 4. We were eager to try the new menu. 2 x mixed grill (one requested well-done steak), 1 x gammon & 1 x rump with blue cheese sauce. All arrived in a reasonable time. The well-done steak was well overdone, too tough to eat. The blue cheese sauce was overcooked, and all of the plates were stone cold. I spoke with a lady who had served us afterwards and suggested they might serve the food on hot plates to prevent the food going cold straight away. Her reply was, " she does sometimes to be fair. But when you order again, ask for the plates to be warmed. Though the staff find it difficult to carry warm plates." Unknown to me, my husband had mentioned the cold plates when paying the bill. The response he got was, " At least you don't have to go home & wash/wipe up!" Needless to say, we will not have the problem again, as we won't...

First of all the staff could not pour a proper Guinness. You do not overfill the pint and then scrape the head off the top leaving the outside of the glass wet and sticky with beer. The food was average but the prices were ridiculous. A starter which was almost 5 pounds consisted of one potato cut in half and topped with cheese and bacon. I would have expected at least twice the portion size given the price. The T bone steak was great and there was a lot, but the hunters chicken was poor. For £15 you would expect more than a simple stew of chicken, bacon, cheese and BBQ sauce, It was quite sickly. Overall a very filling meal, but not worth the ridiculous prices. Go to Weatherspoons instead, you will get the same for a...