Reviews in Bromsgrove

Unbelievable roast dinners the size of the portions are such a good value for money and I will definitely come back. We drove down from liverpool

the food was amazing and the service was top notch this is a place to go and the staff are friendly and treat you like you are home. the ambiance is beautiful and bright there is not one complaint that i can give . the prices are reasonable.

Excellent service, amazing food and brilliant portions for a fab price!!

Service outstanding, food beautiful lovely place. In all well worth a visit.

Food was amazing, like your eating homecooked jamaican food. Service was amazing, place was a vibe. I would just say cocktails wasnt available which would of been nice. Very reasonable priced

Excellent!! My friend and I had the selection of meats while our wives had the vegetarian chickpea curry. Beef and chicken were tender and succulent, the curry mutton was great! Plantain, rice and peas, mash and roast potatoes mix veg and tasty gravy!! What's not to like! We will be back to try the weekday menu!! My advice.....book a table!!!

Went for Sunday lunch with the family - food excellent. Service was quick and really good value - will definitely be back to try the Indian food.

We went to Christopher's on 30 may 26 expecting a nice meal.. We we're shown to a table that was so close to other diners that you would think we were all together, nobody would have been able to pass by us to the other table, we moved to a different table. The waitress came to us and asked what we would like to drink , we asked for a bottle of wine ,when she brought our bottle to she put two glasses upside down and put the bottle on the table and walked away without a word said. Our table was booked for 1 o'clock, at 1.20 they started to put the food out, slopping water and food onto the floor, which he did clear up . The food was disgusting, Beef kept warm in water , the Mutton curry was near enough all bone ,very little meat on the bones ,the roast potatoes were obviously boiled and then grilled to look roasted, the peas and rice had no peas in it ,they were mixed into the cabbage, we were queuing for the food in an area to small ,once you got the food it was a struggle to get past other customers, on the way to your table you have to collect your own cutlery and they were so cheap and nasty that it was a struggle to cut anything with the blunt knife. The person serving the meat was complaining about being hot and sweaty, disgusting behaviour. When our plates were collected she asked if we enjoyed our meal , I said not really and her reply wasn't to ask us why we didn't enjoy she said well you ate it and walked away. We spent more than £52 on food and drink, and I can honestly say that it was the worst dining out experience that we have ever had , we are so incredibly disappointed as we were looking forward to our meal out , there was no starter's on the menu and no deserts, pathetic,. We know the waitress Aimee from her time at the Swan in Fairfield, she had a bad attitude there and it clearly hasn't improved any ,We will never return to that place and have already stopped two family members taking their families there .

Friendly staff and excellent food, bit of a wait when we visited but worth it!

We drove from Tamworth because we had heard that the food was good. The staff were lovely and the food was delicious one of the best meals we’ve had, the portions were big and the food was hot, we really enjoyed it and will definitely return. It’s a great place.

Atmosphere is really nice. Staff are so friendly. Love the relaxed feel. We had the chickpea curry and adult carvery today, there was a nice variety of food items. It’s our second time so we’ll definitely be back. Just an observation from comments I’ve seen - You are seated and then they take your order and bring you a ticket to take to the carvery deck; it’s really straightforward.

First time visit, was greeted by friendly staff and the interior decor was very nice. Music playing was to my taste, old Ska etc. We all had the Caribbean carvery which was very tasty and well cooked. The desserts are a bit pricey compared to other eateries but nice nevertheless. Overall was a pleasant experience and will be returning in the near future.

Start to finish we felt very welcomed. The atmosphere in the place was vibrant with nice reggae music playing in the background. The service that we got from Neive was excellent. She interacted well with all members of my party which including my two grandchildren. The food in the buffet was delicious with great portion sizes. The only downside for us was that the two best selling dessertsat run out at our 4pm booking

The venue was clean and the staff were friendly, especially the team serving the food who seemed far less frazzled than the ladies working front of house. We were initially seated at a table in a walkway where people kept bumping into us as they passed. I asked if we could move to one of the empty tables nearby but was told they were fully booked. Throughout the evening I also noticed people being turned away for the same reason, yet none of the supposedly reserved tables were ever occupied. Eventually we moved ourselves to a quieter table out of the way and nobody seemed to mind. The service felt a little disorganised. Nobody explained how the carvery worked, we were not offered drinks, and we had to flag someone down to ask how to order food. In the end we went to the bar ourselves for drinks. It all felt a bit odd, although we assumed they may have been recovering from a busy period before we arrived. We chose the carvery, which looked exactly like the photos on the website. The macaroni cheese came at an extra charge, which essentially was just pasta with cheese on top. I had the battered cod which was freshly made. For dessert I tried the rum bites, which were delicious, although the portion felt tiny for £8. Overall, the food was decent enough, but it is not the sort of meal I would usually go for as it felt unhealthy for a carvery.

Great food, great music and our waitress, Aimee, was lovely. Nothing was too much trouble.

Unfortunately I didn’t have the best experience. I travelled from London to experience this place. I ordered the fish portion where one out of the two pieces was just bone and this couldn’t be changed so had to take money off the bill. When we arrived no one explained how it worked and so it was confusing understanding the ordering and ticketing system. A lot of the food was lukewarm as the hot plates didn’t really keep the food hot and sadly the people serving didn’t have gloves on. The mac & cheese wasn’t to my liking I’d have liked more flavour. The waiters tried their best but seemed to not know the rules of the carvery including if fish can be mixed with meat (it cannot) and if you can have two Yorkshire puddings (you can). We were also promptly rushed out of seats at exactly 2hrs even though the pub had empty seats all around us, this did feel a little extreme- but understand policy. Overall, price point wasn’t bad, but would have been much better if the food was hot, the fish portion was better, the food portions were more and the servers were able to give a little more information to enhance the experience.

Great value food was fab and friendly service. We will be back.