Brewers Fayre in general

Me and my best friend try to spend an evening with one another once a week. Because we now both go to seperate uni's we spend a lot less time with one another so it is nice to make sure we dont drift apart. One thing we enjoy doing is going for a meal. We usually go to one of 3 places, Brewers Fayre, Wetherspoons or a pub in our local town. Our favourite has got to be Brewers Fayre due to the food and the atmosphere. Over time we have dined at a few of these restaurants so this review is concerning Brewers Fayre in general. *Arrival* When you arrive there is usually a large, free car park. We have visited on a few occasions where we have had to pay ...  Read the complete review

On the last day of my holiday my fiancee said he would take me out for dinner and only wanting a cheap pub meal we decended on Brewers Fayre. Our local one being the Guild in Bromsgrove. When we arrived it was around 6:30pm there were a few people seated already eating but there was plenty of space and seats for use to choose from. Once we had found our seats we browsed over the menue that was situated on our table. On choosing our starter and mains my fiancee went and ordered at the bar, from this point our starter came after approximately 15 minutes! Before we had ordered a wqaiter came over to us to explain how Brewers Fayre's work: in ordering food at the ...  Read the complete review

My review is of the Brewers Fayre in general, but particularly about Home Farm - a pub near the Humber Bridge in Hull. The pub is located on the north bank of the Humber, just next to the impressive (if expensive) Humber Bridge, making it a great place to go if you're visiting the Bridge. The building is set-back from the road, in a leafy area making it an attractive place to go for a meal. If you're looking for somewhere to stay, there's also a handy hotel attached to the pub. During the week, main meals can be bought for the bargain price of 2 for £9, although this offer isn't available at the weekend - making Saturdays and Sundays a lot more ...  Read the complete review

Please Note: This review is on the Brewers Fayre in Nuthall, Notts Brewers Fayre will be familiar to anyone who has visited either a TableTable or Beefeater restaurant before, as they are all of the same company. They are all pub restaurants and have their own unique style and settings. Brewers Fayre in Nuthall is easily accessible from Nottingham, Ilkeston and the surrounding areas. It is situated next to a nice posh looking housing estate and across from a Indian restaurant. This Brewers Fayre has a good sized car park and we got a nice welcome on arrival, after looking slightly lost due to the fact it being our first time here, or to any Brewers ...  Read the complete review

I have been to a branch in Surrey, off the A217, a few times. Weekdays (or it maybe weekends as well, I've never been on a weekend so I'm not sure) before 6.30pm they do a special meal deal where some meals are 2 for £9 (I think). Or it's very cheap and the drinks aren't that cheap so for 4 people it is normally about £30. The portions are not bad but not great and the quality of the food is also reasonable. The chicken tikka meal is very greasy, you can literally see a load of grease on the poppodum which has obviously been microwaved, as has the naan. The burger meal is the best in my opinion, and part of the meal deal as well. You get coleslaw, onion rings as well as ...  Read the complete review