Priest House Restaurant

I have been visiting this fantastic National Trust property since I was a small child and have enjoyed every subsequent visit to this day. This

Confusingly not in Moseley but near Wolverhampton, this house hid Charles II after the Battle of Worcester, and you can still see the priest's hole where

Worst service I’ve ever had and overpriced food. Understaffed and poor management for a Saturday night and sadly hospitality either not attentive or overworked. A real shame because the location has a lot of potential. Would not recommend. Ver carta

We had a lovely afternoon tea. Due to traffic issues, we were very late but the staff were so helpful and accommodating. The tea consisted of sandwiches, scones with cream and jam and four kinds of cake. It was all delicious and very filling.

Turned up on fathers day just for a drink with the family. Despite there being 6 or 7 unbooked empty tables outside they refused us to have a drink unless it was prebooked or if you were a hotel resident. Very silly policy, a wasted visit for no good reason. Won't be back.

After enjoying a delightful afternoon tea at this restaurant in the past, we decided to host a baby shower there on Sunday. From our initial inquiry to the actual event, the communication and organization were top-notch. The room assigned to our group of 24 was ideal, and the staff on the day ensured we had plenty of tea to enjoy. Our guests raved about the delicious food, with the homemade cheesecake receiving special praise. A big thank you to the entire team – we can't wait to come back for another visit. Ver carta

I was very disappointed with my experience at this restaurant. The menu was poor, the service was slow, and the food was low quality despite being expensive. In contrast, I had a great meal at Otter on the same day for the same price, enjoying a cocktail, hot drinks, and dessert in a nice atmosphere with excellent service. At this restaurant, I paid the same amount for a children's menu, steak, a small tapas, and basic drinks without dessert or hot drinks, and the place was cold due to a broken boiler. I couldn't believe that the two meals cost us the same amount. I was so disappointed that I created a TripAdvisor account just to leave this review.

My partner and I booked this place for Valentine's Day. After reading some negative reviews, we considered cancelling, but we are so glad we didn't. We stayed in Room 8 in the cottages for one night, with dinner and breakfast included. The room was much better than we expected - warm and cozy, with a nice shower in the bathroom. The staff who took care of us during dinner were very friendly and attentive. We had a good night's sleep and enjoyed a delicious breakfast the next morning. We were impressed by how the breakfast was cooked fresh based on our choices, and the staff made sure we had everything we needed. Even though we live nearby, it was our first time at this restaurant, but we wil...

We chose here to redeem an afternoon tea voucher. Gorgeous setting right by the river in a secluded peaceful area of Derby. Once we were shown to our seat the service was so quick. They bring out your drinks first and then a 3 tier tray for the afternoon tea. As there were 3 of us we got 4 sandwiches each with 4 different fillings. Egg mayonnaise. Tuna and cucumber, coronation chicken and cheese and onion (they do offer other options for allergies) we also had 2 cheese straws which were lovely, a scone each with clotted cream and 2 choices of jams (strawberry and blackcurrant) a macaroon each and for dessert Oreo cheesecake, vanilla slice and carrot cake (1 each) fantastic all round and woul... Ver carta