Brewers Fayre in general Reviews

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. ...  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. ...  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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

i took 2 weeks for my holidays and in the second week me and my partner were jetting off to malta. so on the sunday night before we flown we thought it would be nice to start the holiday early and go for a drink and some tea we decided to go to brewers fayre in worsley. on arrival we were told there would be a wait for food which was not a ...  Read the complete review

Ahh the weekends, gone far too quickly in my opinion. Last weekend my friends (6 of us) descended on the Brewers Fayre pub - The Chelmer Tavern in Chelmsford for a cheap eat and a drink before going back to my friends house to carry on drinking - a credit crunching night was had by all. We entered the pub by the main doors and it was ...  Read the complete review

One of the problems with the Brewers Fayre is that there is enormous variation between individual restaurants. To give an example, I ordered steak at the restaurant in Brockworth, Gloucester and it was cooked perfectly. I ordered the same around 2 months later in Bishop Auckland and it had to be sent back three times because if was overcooked. ...  Read the complete review

Brewers Fayre is one of those chains of restaurants often found alongside a budget hotel, I think they are part of the Whitbread group as the one I visited had a Premier Inn next to it but I could be wrong. I was meeting friends from Birmingham and this one located just off Junction 1 of the M6 near Rugby was ideal for both ...  Read the complete review

Our local Brewers Fayre offers some good affordable meal deals,and given that the nearest one to us is just ten minutes walk away it has become a favourite visiting place. Brewers Fayre is a large chain of around 150 restaurants ,most of which have a Premier travel Inn onsite. They welcome family dining ,so you will often see large ...  Read the complete review

Brewer's Fayre restaurants are great places to go and eat when you want a bit of a night out at not too great an expense, or even when you just don't feel like washing up! There are many of these restaurants around the country, so it's good to visit your local one and find out what you like on the menu as whenever you go anywhere you can go to the ...  Read the complete review

I have had mostly good experiences with the Brewers Fayre chain and always find there promotions to be great value for money. The one they have running at the moment is 2 main meals for £9, and the selection you can choose from is quite large. I went there tonight and had a large portion of fish and chips with peas which was lovely, I couldn't ...  Read the complete review

I recently went a business trip over to the Isle of Wight and stayed at the Premier Travel Inn (nice I know but it was local to the site I was training at) and as the Inn doesn't have it's own restaurant it refers it's business to the Brewers Fayre across the car park. I stayed on the Medina Quay in Newport. Easily accessible from the ...  Read the complete review

Brewers Fayre, a brand name of Whitbread PLC is a good family orientated restaurant that is also well favoured by many adults both young and old. In this review I hope to give a strong in-depth look at not only what the brand is like to have a meal at, but also to show what it is like to work at one of this brands restaurants and Whitbread PLC. I ...  Read the complete review

Willow Farm Restaurant is part of the Brewers Fayre company who also own Travel Inn Hotels, situated next door to this restaurant is a Travel Inn Hotel just a walk way between them. Now there is plenty of parking spaces even on there most busiest days, it is easy to find as it is on the A13 now known as the A1303. I would recommend ...  Read the complete review

If I could, I would give this product no stars. How is it possible to make a gammon steak taste like dirty water? I wish I could have asked the chef. Not being the kind of person who demands to see the chef, after waiting 55 minutes on a Sunday at lunchtime for my meal to arrive and after my first mouthful which ended up in my napkin ...  Read the complete review

I wasn't intending to write a review about this but I came across it so decided to give my opinions based on experience eating there. We visited Brewers Fayre a few months ago on the way back from a long 5 hour journey. We were starving hungry as were our 3 children. We were gracefully greeted and sat in a very busy area with seats ...  Read the complete review

Having been out for the day with friends, we decided to stop off somewhere for dinner on our way home. It was 7pm on a Sunday evening, when we discovered a Brewers Fayre in St. Neots. In we traipsed, 4 adults, 4 children and a baby. We were greeted quickly, and offered a table in the “viewing area”. This is an area set aside ...  Read the complete review

we have visited a few of these pubs as they are ok for a bit of food and a drink if you have kids or like us just done the shopping and giving the wife a treat,we never took them too seriously as a restaurant as another review says "the macdonalds of pubs",but recently after entering the potters arms in harlow my wife & i were amazed to ...  Read the complete review

My family and I visited the Brewers Fayre "Coopers" near Eastbourne and I have never been so disappointed! Naturally, you expect to wait for a meal on a Sunday lunch time, but this was ridiculous. On arrival, a sign indicated that there was a delay of 30minutes. The restuarant was busy, but by no means full to capacity. Other ...  Read the complete review