Fantastic place spotless clean a joy to use .staff can't do enough for you loverly people. The inside is loverly plenty room great decor . Outside in loverly the grounds are amazing loverly setting will def return . Sunday carvery one best ive ever had ill try in week see menus well done
I had heard from friends that this was a really nice place for food. We arrived and were pleasantly surprised by the whole look of the place. Very modern with a traditional feel to the decor and surroundings. The 2 ladies that were working were both friendly and efficient. I ordered the bacon cheeseburger and my husband ordered the 12ox Gammon. The atmosphere was quite quiet as we were in between lunch and dinner. The food arrived and we were offered sauces etc.The food was correct, as ordered but My burger was very dry and crumbly. The 'handcut chips' were very dry, hard in places and really quite chewy. My husbands Gammon was good and the pineapple Chutney was different but nice. My husband was also not impressed with the chips. I ate 3/4 of the burger and we asked for a takeaway box for the remaining chips. We ordered a dessert in the hope that it would redeem itself. We both ordered the lemon meringue sundae. It arrived quite quickly and was very refreshing. There was no detail regarding to what was in the sundae but we think it was lemon sorbet with some sort of cold custard/cream. Then bits of meringue crumbled onto the top. It was very nice but if were really being picky it could have done with something like lemon sauce drizzled over the top. The bill was approx £50 which was a bit steep considering the quality. All in all a lovely place for a drink outside in the summer but as for food we won't be returning unless we hear it has improved. Maybe it was a fluke inbetween services experience who knows but 1st impressions last.
We chose this restaurant to celebrate our 6-year wedding anniversary, but sadly, the evening fell far short of expectations. From the moment we arrived, the service felt disorganised and inattentive. We waited at the bar area for several minutes, trying to catch the attention of any staff member. Eventually, someone approached and asked for our booking. We gave our name but had to repeat it, as there seemed to be confusion. After repeating our details, a woman appeared next to the staff member. We assumed she was a manager. She quietly asked the same member of staff, “Is this within our booking?” The staff member confirmed, “Yes, it’s the wedding anniversary booking.” Once seated, we were then handed the Sunday menu, which offered very limited options. I asked for the beef Wellington, only to be told it wasn’t available on Sundays. This was particularly frustrating because the beef Wellington was clearly displayed on the menu board right next to the bar. Surely, if the restaurant doesn’t serve it on Sundays, it shouldn’t be shown on the menu board. Between us, we ordered two starters, two mains, a pint of ale, a half of ale, and a glass of wine. The £9 charge for the glass of wine was noticeably higher than average, which came as a shock when we received the bill. After finishing our starters, a different waiter brought over dessert menus—even though we were still waiting for our mains. It took over half an hour for them to arrive. Unfortunately, the food didn’t make up for the delays. The gammon was extremely salty, the chips were overly greasy, and the beef burger arrived so hot it felt like it had been microwaved. For a bill totalling over £65, the quality simply wasn’t there. Overall, what should have been a special evening turned out to be a disappointing experience. We left feeling let down by both the service and the food.
Stopped in for a drink on the way home from a family day out. Got a lovely spot in the beer garden while the sun was shining. The beer garden is lovely, lots of benches but spaced enough apart so you don't feel on top of others eating. There are lots of flowers and trees plus a river flowing by, making it a lovely location to enjoy a drink! We loved our spot so much we decided to stay for a meal. The food was lovely, a little more expensive than we would normally pay but you could tell the quality from your average pub meal. Me and my son had the mill burger which was served which some of the nicest chips I've had in a long time. We were all full up and all enjoyed it very much. If I hadn't of been driving, I could of happily stayed and had a few pints. The service was friendly and efficient. We will definitely stop by again soon!
I stopped here for lunch and was not disappointed this old mill house which is steeped in history where many of the old mill parts are still cleverly displayed . I opted for the steak pie option on the well laid out menu with a soft drink as I still had part of my journey to travel ."Very Tasty indeed " The bar person who served me was smartly dressed,very polite and even after she served my meal enquired to make sure I was enjoying the plate of food that was delivered . The playlist that was on throughout my stay was great.with a selection of songs that catered for all genre. The Mill was very clean,toilets were spotless . The bottom line. I'm glad I stopped at the Mill for lunch it was BRAW.
Beautiful pub / restaurant. Fabulous large beer garden with a play area Set in a great location.
Our personal waitress for the visit was Liv …. Cannot praise her enough she listened and acted upon all our requests. Even took the best photograph of our family for years . Food was excellent, all arrived as ordered , together and hot. Made a good day great … will certainly be going again
The Mill at Worston is located at Worston Ln, Great Bridgeford, Little Bridgeford, Stafford ST18 9QA, UK
You can contact The Mill at Worston at +44 1785 282710
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