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Harvester Pub & Grill


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Harvester Pub & Grill

 

Newest Review: ... ordered the Gammon and pineapple (this can also be served with egg) My daughter chose a child's sausage and mash. Once we ... more

 ... placed our order we were invited to help ourselves to the salad bar. The salad bar has a range of delicious salads, and potato salad, pasta salad, choices of bread rolls and dressings, the bowls you are given for the salad bar are quite small but you can go back as many times as you like. The salad bar selection is very tasty and counts as a nice starter or you can wait and have it with your main meal. We didn't wait very long for our meal to be served, maybe 10-15 minutes after sitting down. The servings are huge ...more

abbadabbado
Premium Review Harvester Pub & Grill: Chicken with that madam? (1974 words)
by - written on 18/01/08 (Very useful, 843 readings)
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We have two Harvester restaurants within a ten mile radius of my home, both of which I eat in far too frequently! This review is mainly about The Cooper Dean restaurant. I have compared with one in Christchurch, Dorset. The Harvester chain is owned by Mitchells and Butlers. They also own Holiday Inns, Flares and other chain restaurants / pubs. All restaurants are done out in a rustic style, with lots of beams, farming memorabilia and warm autumn colours. The two restaurants nearest me have both just been revamped, giving them a fresh new look, but yet keeping a cosy atmosphere. I obviously can't comment on all the restaurants, but I would ...  Read the complete review

Craggybuk
Premium Review Eat out at the harvester (1164 words)
by - written on 06/08/07 (Very useful, 611 readings)
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Its quite strange really, I have a harvester a mile away from where I live in Nuneaton and I havent been there for a good 5 years. In the past week however I've been there twice and I'm left wondering why I left it so long in between my previous visits. -- Location and Surroundings -- The restaurant is situated on the corner of St Nicolas Park Drive and Hinckley road in a very affluent part of the town. The restaurant itself is quite well hidden from the main road by the sheer volume of fir trees. The restaurant shares its location with a Travel Lodge so any businessman in the area would be well advised to sleep in the Travel Lodge and eat in the ...  Read the complete review

m.knights
Harvester Pub & Grill: No prams (191 words)
by m.knights - written on 09/02/08
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i recently visited a harvester retaurant in lowestoft suffolk.We have 2 small children so we have a double pushchair to get them about in.On entering the retaurant we were told that prams were not allowed in the restaurant as it was a fire hazard.I have never heard of so much rubbish in my life.we subsequently had to wake the children up and put the pram outside of the restaurant.I am absolutely appalled at this ruling,my only wonder is weather they would turn down a disabled person in a wheelchair away, because if they do not, then surely i am being descriminated against because i have children.My other gripe is that there is no where on the internet whereby you can ...  Read the complete review

deb10
Crowned Review " Help Yourself to Salad" ......... (3408 words)
by - written on 04/03/07 (Very useful, 3587 readings)
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Harvester Restaurants Restaurant Reviewed: Stag and Hounds Winchester Road Basingstoke Hampshire (next to Comet and Home Base) The Harvester chain of Restaurants have over 2000 outlets across the United Kingdom and owned and operated by Mitchells and Butlers, who claim to be the UK’s leading operator of managed pubs, bars and restaurants. Harvester claim to offer healthy eating, drinking and entertainment in one reasonably priced outlet. **** Parking and Getting a Table ***** As with most of the Harvester’s I have visited, there is usually ample free parking at the rear of the ...  Read the complete review

cher_2004
Premium Review Harvester Pub & Grill: Family friendly eating house (715 words)
by - written on 31/10/09 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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Havester Pub and Grill. I recently ate at Harvester in Exeter with My Dad and my 8 year old daughter. We got there around 6.30 and there were plenty of people already there but still plenty of spare tables. We were greeted almost instantly by a waitress who led us to a table, I will point out that we hadn't booked a table, as we were show to our table we are taken past spit roasting chickens, and an inviting salad counter. The menu itself has quite a varied selection They have a range of starters as well as curries, flame grilled chicken dishes, steaks, platters, burgers, grills and classics, fish dishes, vegetarian and pasta ...  Read the complete review

 

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