The Queen's Head (Saddington) Reviews


Newest Review: ... I would guess the most wheelchair friendly approach would be from the road side, but even then you'd have a few steps to contend with. ~Get used to waiting - there's a lot of it about~ We found the restaurant reception and waited for about 5 minutes whilst the man finished dealing with a booking. We soon learned that nothing moves quickly at the Queen's Head. When he finally came to meet us and took our GroupOn voucher, he then directed us to the waiting area and said he'd bring the menus. This area looked as if it has been recently decorated. There were some very stylish curtains and some nice painted wainscoting and the floors were s... more
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by - written on 23/03/12 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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~Times Change~ It's amazing what you can find in small village pubs these days. It's not all pork scratchings and men in flat hats talking about their allotments. Sometimes there's something rather special hidden behind the 'olde worlde' exterior and in the case of the Queen's Head at Saddington in Leicestershire, you'll find a cracking little Indian restaurant that's won awards. Apparently - and rather topical following the recent revelation that he's to be our Eurovision torch bearer this year - it's Engelbert Humperdinck's favourite place to go when he's got a curry urge. Bearing in mind he's an Anglo-Indian born in Madras, it's a fair bet that our ... Read the complete review
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