The Felix Holt — Restaurant in Nuneaton and Bedworth

We went in for some food and drinks yesterday to the Felix Holt and were quite dissapointed by the staff's behaviour and temprament. They were agitated, were throwing glasses and plates on tables and into the kitchen and were quite derogatory with handling of patrons and food. I understand that it was a busy day and they were probably understaffed, but breaking glasses and plates while taking them back, is not going to do any good to anyone. They banged glasses while serving pints on the bar, they almost threw plates of food on the tables of diners and i couldn't get a glass to drink form the water dispenser after calmly asking thwice and waiting for over 5 minutes.

I am sure their breakage of yesterday alone would be more than the past 6 months combined.

The patrons were all offended and felt bad, no fun here.

The food was served hot and was delicious through, so hat's off to the cooks...

There needs to be some management reviews...

Lovely place. Hits the spot, and very reasonably priced on some things. The pub grub standard items line burgers, chips etc. are pretty decent. The curries are average (but being Indian, I'm possibly seeing a high bar on that 😜.

It's not immediately accessible by car; one has to park nearby and walk there. There's plenty of seating, and it's s very social and busy place. At a busy period in the week, some of the tables were slow to get a good wipe down (I got something sticky on the edge of my right hand). Assist from this o think it's a good place to start a night or for a quick lunch (the food was served quickly and we didn't feel we would be having to make excuses for being late back...

We went because it was the only place open, but wouldn't normally be our first choice (in fact, it wouldn't normally be on our radar at all). It was good, though. Fairly quiet, well-lit (which is a refreshing change from a lot of places that are kept dark and dingy). Hand sanitiser is available as you walk in the door, tables were all clean and had dividers around them. The toilets are upstairs but there is a disabled toilet on the ground floor for which you can ask the bar staff for a key. Drinks are cheap with a pretty standard selection. Not usually a fan of Wetherspoon's but it was a nice place for our small group to have a...