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The Mill at Worston (Little Bridgeford)


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The Mill at Worston (Little Bridgeford)

 
Description: The Mill at Worston / Worston Lane / Little Bridgeford / Staffordshire / ST18 9QA / Tel: 01785 282710

Newest Review: ... alongside the other local restaurants. Service; My partner and I along with our three children, had not booked a table in advance, so were quite suprised when we were quickly offered a table recognising the restaurant seemed to be almost full. We were seated by a waitress who gave us a selection of menus, including the special list and wine list. Our drink order was taken, and although there ... more

 ... was a slight wait for the drinks, the waitress apologised and this was not seen as an issue by us. When the drinks arrived we were asked if we were ready to order, we did and had no problems. Throughout our meal, we were checked up on, offered more...more

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Tom+Smith
The Mill at Worston (Little Bridgeford): Visit to the Mill (569 words)
by Tom Smith - written on 11/09/07
Rating:

In regard to the review 'Dinner down by the river' We disagree with the overall comments given. After recently visting the Mill for a meal we were impressed by how much the place has to offer. Atmosphere; On entrance to The Mill, we were taken back by the beautiful surroundings including the river alongside the beer-garden, me and my family were amused by the ducks chasing after the waitresses for food. When we entered the bar, the open mill was a lovely feature point and made the place have a 'cosy' feeling. The restaurant, which was split between three levels looked in place with the rest of the building. Opening Hours; My family and I were ...  Read the complete review

sunmeilan
Premium Review Dinner down by the river (1328 words)
by - written on 04/09/07 (Very useful, 288 readings)
Rating:

For a recent birthday, my family and I decided a meal down by the river was in order and our obvious choice was the nearby Mill at Worston, a pub/restaurant. I have fond memories of this place - I had my eighteenth birthday party here many moons ago - but hadn't visited for a long time, so was looking forward to seeing how it had changed. Location The Mill at Worston Little Bridgeford Stafford ST18 9QA Telephone: 01785 282710 Little Bridgeford is about two miles from junction 14 of the M6, just off the main road to Eccleshall. Unless you happen to live in the nearby village of Great Bridgeford, transport is necessary - bus ...  Read the complete review

 

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