We had a lovely afternoon visiting this place. We booked in advance just to avoid the queue but it wasn't very busy, although we did visit on a Thursday. There was a guide in every room that gave details about where we were and was happy to answer any questions. The gift shop is amazing, it's impossible to leave without buying something. There's a lovely garden with benches and toilets. We parked at Bridgeway Multi Storey car park which is approx 8 min walk from the place. The surrounding areas are also lovely.

We had a very lovely day out visiting Stratford-upon-Avon😊 Shakespeare's Birthplace was at the top of our priority list, and we were not disappointed because there was so much history! It was a highly interesting experience. The staff inside the house were also really dedicated and it was obvious they were educated about the place🙂 Thank you for the enjoyable time❤️ PS: One of my photos shows Shakespeare's grave, which is only around 10-15 minutes walking distance from his birthplace if you would like to visit that too!!

Stratford upon Avon a lovely place to visit, nice town, restaurants and plenty of places of interest. Shakespeare's Birthplace worth a visit especially if enjoy history and English literature. Spent about 45 minutes here a little over priced but helps with the upkeep.

I had a really good time and felt like I taken I step back in history. This is really good value for money and the house itself is beautiful. I enjoyed seeing the different versions of Shakespeare’s through the artwork that was done. I found the whole experience really interesting and would go back again any time. The staff and the actors are on hand to make sure that your experience of the day is memorable. If I could give this place 10 stars I would. Thank you so much for a lovely experience and can’t wait to come back.

Nice place to visit and a significant piece of history that is well worth your time if you're visiting Stratford-upon-Avon. The house itself is not very big and just has a few rooms to see but it's filled with lots of history. Just to be able to walk in the footsteps of the great William Shakespeare was a treat. Considering the high price of the ticket for the visit of this house only, I would recommend getting the Shakespeare's Story ticket that will give you access to three of Shakespeare's family homes.

Good for the tourists, but was he really born here... probably not... considering that his name is even incorrect and he was most likely stoned when he wrote his best works, can you really take any of this seriously...?! Nice enough building and "experience ", but very expensive imo... Also, the 80's centre built around the cottage is obscene, hopefully the architect never got another job after designing that monstrosity...

Lovely town with lots of fine ancient buildings. Many, many tourists perambulating in groups with guides, if you want a quieter experience probably best to go off season. The RSC park is delightful with drama students putting in lots of outdoor plays. The riverside space is beautiful.

Amazing place with lots of history, feels so special visiting the place where William Shakespeare is buried! Whe whole world studies him and his plays are known globally so being there in person is a special feeling... A must if you're in the area!!

We visited as my daughter loves Shakespeare. The first part is a display of items about Shakespeare and the time he was born. The gardens are beautiful. The house is very small, we got round everything in under 40 mins. If you are a true fan it's worth a visit. I do feel however that the ticket price is very expensive for what it is. To visit just the birthplace it would have been nearly £50 for a family of 4. We did get the tickets that allowed us to return and go to another two Shakespeare attractions however when we visited we didn't have the time to go to the others and as it was a 4 hour round trip so I doubt we will use the return tickets.

Dropped off at Anne Hathaway’s Cottage from the ‘open top’ Stratford Upon Avon Tourist bus. We were on the first of the morning @ 10:00am from the Tourist Information Centre. Visited on a truly lovely 😎 weather day (Tuesday in May) it was quiet. No queuing, pleasant and very informative guides. Pleasant garden strut. Picked up return bus 🚌 one hour later ✅

Lovely gardens and areas to walk with interesting sculptures. The house is interesting and is the best of the 3 Shakespeares Birthplace properties. There’s a car park just along the road, not too expensive. Nice shop, friendly staff / volunteers.

Wonderful historic cottage, set amongst well kept gardens with an orchard and sculpture trail. Inside, the cottage is presented as it would have been when Anne Hathaway lived there, and includes original furniture. The staff were very knowledgeable and explained the history of the cottage, pointing out notable features. On-site parking is available, along with a café, gift shop and toilets. Dogs are allowed in the gardens but not the cottage itself. At the time of my visit entry was £14.50, but I'd highly recommend the "Shakespeare's Story" ticket that also includes Shakespeare's Birthplace and New Place - good value at £25 for all three attractions. Check the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust website for up to date prices and opening times as the cottage closes over winter.

Beautiful setting, rich history, and education for all. Staff, in particular, are amazing to narrate the history of the house, living, and activities of that era. I think we made the right choice to visit Anne's home (vs the other two places). The car park is 100meter away.

What a great experience seeing the family home of William Shakespeares wife. It is so well looked after and near to how it was when she lived there. Its has 12 rooms in total, 10 of which are open to the public. There is a nice little place to get a drink and snack, public toilets, small gift and parking.

The staff were fantastic. The cottage isn't that big but the staff make the visit in the cottage last. There are original contents present. The gardens are beautiful and the orchard walks are well worth a visit. You can see the bees and hives and then but the honey in the shop. The cottage is within walking distance of Stratford centre but it may be a challenge for little ones and those with mobility issues. There's a car park close to the cottage. Definitely recommend a visit. Of the Shakespeare trust properties this is my personal favourite.

Beautiful place and fascinating history. We got there at opening time so not too busy.

I prefer visiting this cottage to Shakespeare's family home in Henley street, in the summertime. This is for several reasons .The queues are much shorter. Easy parking.Interior furniture is similar.The garden was the ' pharmacy'. The well at the front door supplied a micro brewery for the family and their farm workers. There is an orchard and it is easy to see where livestock would have been grazed, crops and herbs grown. The kitchen has a bread oven.Many interesting artifacts. Well kept house and gardens. Gift shop too. Very photogenic. Staff are friendly and helpful every time I visit.

Brilliant experience to see Anne Hathaway's family's cottage, where we assume she and Shakespeare courted. Beautifully preserved, maintained and display of memorabilia. I particularly enjoyed the grounds, including the sculpture trail. It gets very busy but it's managed very well so that coach trips are staggered so you're not inundated. We didn't book, but I would probably advise doing so to be on the safe side, particularly as it becomes more summery!

What a lovely little cottage! Before going to see the actual cottage, we got to explore the grounds and see the sculpture trail. There were also apple trees along the path which were full of apples! As we made our way to the cottage, a lovely guide greeted us and gave us an overview of the cottage and it was informative and interesting. Inside, we met another guide who was so funny and sweet, telling us about the parlour. Upstairs, we met another guide who explained the different bedrooms and she left us to explore and as we made our way back down, she greeted us again at the kitchen and taught us the origins of some English phrases (won’t spoil it). Had a great time exploring the cottage but the guides are the real attraction here! A must go!

Beautiful cottage, so ancient. The guides were friendly and knowledgeable. To think some of the furniture was hundreds of years old. The garden and orchard were lovely, we sat and enjoyed our coffee ☕️ and locally made cookie in the dappled shade. Plenty of space in the car park, £2 . Well worth getting the joint saver ticket 🎟

Wonderful experience. There are so many butterflies and they put out food for them so you can see them really up close. The whole environment is magical and they even land on you! My girls absolutely loved it. They also have a section with other insects etc. The ants were incredible as they have them walking across open exposed ropes. Very warm inside but there is a free clock room to leave your coat which I recommend! It is quite small so not a long visit but definitely memorable

Really interesting visit, loads of butterflies obviously, also birds, leaf cutter ants (fascinating) and iguanas, some butterflies do land on you 😊 just need to be careful walking around as they can be on the path. Went with my husband and we both really enjoyed it. We went during the week and it was reasonably quiet.

Absolutely loved this place…. Staff were super friendly…. The entrance price was reasonable at £7.95 each. And the butterflies were everywhere all shapes and sizes and colours from the moment you step through the door your mouth drops to the floor and the smiles…everyone was smiling such a great atmosphere and yes it’s a good place to do educational things too and it’s not just butterflies there’s iguanas and ants and various other creepy crawlies…. You need to take your time and stand still and just take it in… it’s definitely a must go don’t hesitate….

Really lovely place. Visited during weekday/ term time, so not busy. Plenty of time to stand and watch all the butterflies. Some excellent specimens. Very warm inside, obviously, so light clothing is best. Very interesting and could recommend.

Such a great place. Wide variety of butterflies, plentiful and a joy to see up close. They have an area with insects and a pond with lots of koi fish. Gift shop on site. No cafe or restaurant but it is within walking distance to many eateries. Lovely location.

First time visiting and what a fantastic day out! We arrived just after lunch, parking next door . The butterfly farm is well sign posted and as soon as you walk through the gates you'll travel down a flowered path to the entrance. Staff were very polite and friendly ! The main attraction is staffed with experts answering questions, the main area is just past the pupue viewing window. It's awesome inside!, bring your camera and wear bright clothing if you want to be a butterfly magnet! The path ways are nicely laid out with a few hidden creatures and a real dragon upon the archway ( keep a look out) our child was amazed and loved every minute. Benches are situated around if you need a sit down as you can walk around multiple times. The creepy crawlies out house where there are other reptiles and creatures was immaculate, each enclosure was well maintained. Definitely will be back to visit again! Yes it's pretty warm inside so be prepared as it's needed to keep the creatures happy!

Had a great time at the Stratford Butterfly Farm. So many butterflies around and a few other animals to see too. As well as being fun to walk around and see all the butterflies it's educational too! Some of the butterflies like to land on you too creating great photo opportunities. Plus...it's very warm on winter days!

From the moment you step inside, you'll be transported into a tropical wonderland filled with stunning butterflies fluttering around you. The first thing that struck me about the butterfly farm was how well-maintained it was. The staff clearly take great pride in their work, and the enclosures are spotlessly clean and well-designed to ensure the butterflies have plenty of space to fly around and thrive. As you wander through the butterfly house, you'll encounter a vast array of butterfly species from all over the world, each one more beautiful than the last. Overall, I can't recommend the Stratford Butterfly Farm highly enough. Whether you're a nature lover or just looking for a unique and memorable day out, this place is sure to leave you feeling enchanted and inspired.

This place was incredible, a lot more to it than expected, really pretty inside and out and definitely worth every penny! Location was perfect, just cross the bridge and walk straight past the big wheel and you're there. Not only were there hundreds of beautiful butterflies but there was also a minibeast and tropical area, a pond filled with koi fish and 2 free reign iguanas (signs tell you to watch out for poop from above! 😂) The staff were friendly, toilets were clean, it was educational, really quiet (at 4.30pm on a Tuesday) and the gift shop was very nice, full of toys and a fridge with cold drinks 😊

I paid £7.95 to visit the Stratford Butterfly Farm and it is well worth it. You enter another world with so many exotic butterflies to admire. There is also good information about the butterflies on entrance. I absolutely loved it and I would imagine children would love it also. I would recommend an hour to go round depending on how long you are prepared to wait and see the butterflies rest. There is also a souvenir shop at the end.

A wonderful place to spend 1h with your family ! The greenhouse rainforest is gorgeously laid out; butterflies abound and they fly so close to you - most likely, one or two will even land on you... Their insects and other animals are equally as impressive ! Well worth the trip. It really adds value to an already superb Stratford.

Gorgeous church. Entry here is free. They have stained glass windows that are absolutely gorgeous and a beautiful cemetery outdoors. It houses the graves of William Shakespeare, his wife Anne Hathaway and 3 more relatives

Beautiful church where the bones of William Shakespeare lie. To see the grave, it is £4 Adult and £1 child (April 2023 prices) Staff are very friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable. Able to look around the church at your own pace.

Trinity is where Shakespeare was baptised and buried. It is an active church that works hard to honor the history of the town, uphold the legacy of its most famous parishioner, and accommodate the throngs of daily tourists. The church employees are extraordinarily knowledgeable and are able to answer most any question. Be sure to take a walk around the grounds. The side overseeing the Avon is perhaps one of the most peaceful views on Earth. Take a few minutes to sit, breathe, and contemplate the beauty of nature and life.

Very friendly staff and interesting building. The resting place of Shakespeare, his wife and children. The photo is a sanctuary knocker. So if someone perhaps fleeing a potential lynching needed help. As long as they could track the knocker, they would be safe. Very good experience. Thank you.

William Shakespeare is buried here, along with several relatives. The walk to the Church is pleasant, as its located near a park and path to the Church is tree lined. The inside of the church is beautiful. The nearby Garden Of Remembrance nearby is also worth a visit.

Holy Trinity is a beautiful old church in the gorgeous town of Stratford-upon-Avon and the burial place of the great bard himself William Shakespeare. Entry to the church is free but to go and view the graves of Shakespeare and his family you have to pay £4 which they use for the upkeep of this historic church and for the upkeep of the burial site of the most famous writer ever in my opinion.. the church door I found of interest is original and attached to the door is a sanctuary knocker which if you were in trouble or starving or homeless you could knock and have two days sanctuary in the safety of the church . Lovely place to visit the staff were very helpful and informative and it has a nice little church shop selling various souvenirs.

Stunning looking church from the inside and outside. Very well kept and preserved. Free to enter, donations welcome. The staff here are very welcoming and informative. The grave of William Shakespeare is here at the end of the church inside.

An extremely beautiful church it is beautiful to look around it and how they had the grave of Shakespeare and his family marked off was very well fitting. It is quite calming church to go to and really makes you feel like your have taken a step back in time with history. The only downside was I felt there was to much pressure on donating to be inside the church and to see Shakespeares grave with a man with a card machine waiting at the entrances to the area where his grave was. Overall I would say 4 stars as it is very in keeping with the times and it is beautiful church to go. Would love to go back here and see a service being done.

God bless everyone. We feel at peace, blessed and fortunate to have had the opportunity to come here and visit this church. What wonderful experiences.

What a beautiful historic church which is the burial site of William Shakespeare and members of his family. The church itself is magnificent with beautiful architecture down to the smallest details. The peaceful atmosphere is amazing! With alot of history involved aswell. Payment is involved to view the burial site and any further donations can be made to help with the upkeep of the church.

Fantastic place to visit on your own, friends, family. Great display of mechanical things mostly made of wood or metal. Lots of funny things but also at least one gory (military bunnies, one of them exploding) so bare it in mind if your child is sensitive to that content. Loved it, will be back :)

Small but delightful museum in the middle of Stratford, just a few minutes walk from Shakespeare's house. We spent a good two hours there (our kids were 10 and 9 at the time of visit). It was fascinating watching all the mechanical sculptures (some of them are basically fancy, complicated and very clever marble runs) and then spending some time building our own marble runs on the wall and then on the table. The ones on the table are quite mind-blowing, make sure you spend enough time to figure them out! :) To be honest, watching other parents and knowing myself, I wasn't sure who had more fun: the kids or the grownups? :)

A freind recommended a visit. At first missed it as the entrance blended in with other shops. On first appearance on entry, it seemed small. But it was amazing and fun with interactive displays and an interesting cinema on other quirky designs. Overall spent just under 2hrs there. If had children, probably would have been there 3 hrs. Great for little ones too, with a big interactive play wall to create their own marble run. £7.80 adult fee to enter. We visited in a weekday which was quiet

Excellent museum for young kids, there's lots of clockwork artwork, marble machines, rube-Goldberg machines. It's not too expensive, kids will be able to spend a good hour or two here. There's a free play area where you can use the metal wall to construct marble tracks, gears, etc. There's also a small cinema, and a gift shop. Highly recommended.

It is fascinating I stood and watched some of the exhibits, mesmerised y their simple intricacies. I was very lucky, a group of 5-6 year old school kids were leaving as I arrived so had the exhibits more or less to myself. Great fun.

My 6 year old could have spent all day there... one of the best bits is before you even get inside, halfway up the stairs (huge makeshift marble run). On the interactive scale, this is one of the best places we've been. I just wish it was bigger!

Good place to bring the kids and spend maybe one hour to entertain them with the wonders of mechanics. The museum is quite interesting, but small. I gave them 4 stars because I asked the receptionist how big is the museum and he told me that is the whole floor, rven behind of some area that I couldn't see from reception... the reality is that there is no other large space, that's pretty much that you can see there. Is beautiful, is interesting, great for kids. Ideal to buy family tickets as would be a bit cheaper. Overall ok and I recommend them, there are different and interactive from the normal average museum.

We went as a big group of 26 for my 40th birthday. Most of us said it was the best museum we had ever been to and so much fun. This museum is also, I think one of the smallest museums I have ever seen but that doesn't really change anything, it's still brilliant and kids love it as they don't have to walk far. There is so much to see and nearly everything is interactive so it's great fun for all ages. So glad I came here and totally worth the money. Definitely 1 hour long. It is all on the first floor as there is stairs to climb. The reception is very lovely and gave me all the information I needed. The shop is great and prices range from just 50p so everyone can afford something to take away to remember the place. It's really easy to find as it's on their high street. I would definitely come again if we are in Stratford upon Avon.

Fun and interesting place to visit. Loads of models that you pop into action by waving your hand over the sensor. Some cool (and mad) inventions. Price for entry is decent, £8.80 for Adult (April 2023) cannot prebook this attraction, just walk up and pay. No wait for entry and not a huge place but if you visit, do spend time to look at all models.

A small restaurant in the centre of Stratford. It has a nice cosy feel inside. The menu has a good selection, and there were specials to choose from too. The waitress served our drinks quickly but did not come to take our food order for over 40 minutes which was disappointing. The food was lovely when it arrived; we had chicken and steak medallions. For dessert we had sticky toffee pudding and 70% dark chocolate which were both delicious.

Had a very nice Sunday lunch with some friends . Everything was cooked to our liking we had the beef and pork . We were made welcome,and when shown to our table, a birthday card was waiting from the restaurant. Great little touch made my friends day. Would definitely recommend it.

Such a lovely atmosphere in the restaurant. Absolute credits to the staff they were very helpful and nice. The Food was amazing and so was the choice of wine. There was a set menu available and a choice of cocktails. Very clean too. Can absolutely recommend to anyone fancying some wine and good food. Prices were mostly reasonable

Amazing food and friendly polite service! Love the added personal touch of a birthday card from the restaurant as we booked for my sister's 30th birthday meal. All food was fresh and hot and absolutely delicious. It was a cosy restaurant and popular mid week.

Went for Sunday lunch and our server Nina provided the best service. She is so kind and attentive! Our roast beef dinners were so delicious, and we enjoyed sitting in the covered patio area that is intimate and charming. We will definitely return again. Thank you Nina and others, for making our evening so great!

The restaurant is really pretty and has a nice cosy atmosphere. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful throughout. My roast was only okay unfortunately. Maybe I just got unlucky. My beef was gristly and fatty and not particularly well cooked. Having half the meal on another plate is a bit irksome too. All in all not the best, but I will go back again because I’ve heard great things.

Fantastic. Service was excellent. Really enjoyed our meal. Definitely over ordered but how could you not with such a brilliantly varied menu. The highlights for me was the soup of the day, cauliflower and blue cheese with toasted sour dough. Plus the tandoori scallops. Although slightly under seasoned, after a pinch of salt that dish was fabulous. Highly recommended this place if you are in the area. Karolina looked after us like royalty. I shall return! Ps.. Try the French martini.

Loxleys Restaurant & Wine Bar is a popular spot in Stratford-upon-Avon, with a menu that offers something for everyone. I recently had the three-course meal with chicken wings, the burger and sticky toffee pudding, and I was very impressed with the food and service. The chicken wings were crispy and juicy, and the sauce was flavorful and not too spicy. The burger was cooked to perfection, and the fries were perfectly crispy. The sticky toffee pudding was rich and decadent, and the ice cream was the perfect finishing touch. The service was attentive and friendly, and the atmosphere was warm and inviting. I would definitely recommend Loxleys Restaurant & Wine Bar to anyone looking for a delicious meal in Stratford-upon-Avon.

It was a family dinner on Mother's Day Sunday. This restaurant is old, cozy in Tudor-style. It is very old and I would not recommend it for people taller than 175 cm as you can hurt your head, and certainly not a good place to get drunk. We were seated on top at a table in the middle of the hall, people and waiters with hot food walked behind me all the time and I did not feel safe. Drinks were good. We got starter but we had to wait quite a long time for the main course. You will probably understand how annoying it is when the waiter brings food to people who arrived later than you. All food was very tasty and well prepared. The plates were red hot and I really don't understand why the plates should be heated to such an extent, because it's dangerous for both staff and guests. At the same time, ice is added to cold drinks during the cold season. All that can be obtained from the union of ice and fire is cracks in the enamel of the teeth. The price for drinks and 2 courses of dinner without dessert for 4 persons was £160 Personally, I think this restaurant will have a great atmosphere for Halloween.

Good food, friendly staff. Really enjoyed my evening there and would recommend.

Loved it,quiet at first then within half hour was full,turning people away who hadn't booked.great choice on the menu, loved it, spicy duck starter was excellent. Definitely will return.btw,staff were brilliant, very knowledgeable.

Simply excellent. Had the lunchtime menu consisting of an exceptionally nice soup, generous rump steak and a superb desert. All for £25 plus a £3.50 steak surcharge. Steak was so tasty I'm feeling hungry again writing this. Been a couple of years ago, will be going again sooner.

I Recently visited lambs and it was fantastic food. The service was good too. Not intrusive but there when you wanted it . It was late in the evening when we ate (we like to eat late) but the standard was still consistent . I had a Halloumi starter with capers which was tasty and the lamb cutlets where lovely, served pink as they should be, however the red wine jus really needed to reduce down further to get some more taste in, and the dauphonise potatoes were good if, a little dry, overdone on the top but still very nice. The dessert, a pear and almond sponge was very nice and light, the only thing was the pastry tasted a little soft, as though it had been warmed in a microwave. However these are all minor details and the food, ambience and service made a great visit and the pricing was reasonable. Would definitely go again. Well done. Happy customer.

During a recent visit, we dined at both The Vintner and Lambs. Based on the menu similarly, I suspect both have the same owner. The Vintner was very good, but Lambs showed why it is a Michelin starred restaurant. The attention to detail was excellent, some of the best food we have tried in a long time. Scallops, Lamb and Chocolate Mousse were all the clear winners! Would definitely recommend it!

I had friends over last weekend and took them to Lambs and we were not disappointed! The service was impeccable and the food was unbelievable. Even my vegetarian friend had a good amount of choice (which was a concern in a restaurant called ‘Lambs’! The wine choice has something for every budget and we had a thoroughly lovely time. Considering the quality of food and service the price was extremely reasonable. I have to stop myself going back every Sunday!

My husband took me here for my birthday and it was our first time eating here but it had been recommended to us by a Greek gentleman so we knew we needed to try it. Everything we ate was incredible and the food came out very quickly. The servers we had were all friendly and it was a relaxed atmosphere in the restaurant. We will happily go back again because we'd love to try the 22 dish mezze. Highly recommend El Greco!

What a fantastic restaurant. Amazing service, it was our wedding anniversary which we told them in advance. When we arrived it was great to find an anniversary balloon attached to the table. Great selection of traditional Greek dishes on the menu. I would highly recommend the Metza which is a bit of almost everything. Well worth the visit

The food and service was amazing, we had the Mezzes at £22.95 for 22 sample dishes. Which is everything on their menu. The whole thing as so tasty and very filling. Didn't need to eat again for the rest of the day.

Had a really lovely evening celebrating our anniversary with you. Food was amazing!! Great service and very friendly staff. Thanks for the little gesture of the balloon 🎈 really sweet. Would highly recommend this place.

Had a lovely meal with my girl friends, staff were very friendly, food was fab! We all had the pittas and Dips to start, and the main was beautiful 😍 I had a chicken in creamy sauce dish.... would definitely recommend. We went on a week night, but was a great atmosphere as not too loud and busy but just enough 😊👍

A great vegan menu (the vegan platter is wonderful), including desserts. Friendly staff and a good atmosphere. Highly recommended!

Absolutely delicious food. We had the halloumi and spinach/cheese starter followed by Beef Stifado and Chicken Souvlaki. Cannot fault the portion size, the taste or the quality of the food. Absolutely delicious. Will most certainly be returning.

Popped in for lunch - having lived and worked in Greece for a number of years I can say that the food here is authentic and really delicious!! We ordered a couple of extra plates on top of this as was so good. Lovely service and staff, would go back.

Lovely meal and pleasant service. Food matched the reviews. Would recommend a visit

Went here for there early 3 course menu on Tuesday night a few weeks ago whilst on a city break. Wow fab place...we loved our night/ meal. The choices & food was delicious...the place had a great atmosphere which is down to the lovely fab staff & service. The whole place was clean & spotless. We were able to sit outside as lovely & sunny weather. Thank you to all the team for a fab evening. Wonderful place.

Said to be the oldest pub in Stratford upon Avon, an inn for the past 300 years. Alluring from the outside and interesting on the inside. Good selection of beer and friendly day staff. Food looked nice too.

An incredibly old pub. You can literally feel the history all around you. Best garlic bread I ever had. It accompanied some delicious mac and cheese. Amazing.....

Go for the experience, not the food. The staff could not have been more attentive. When the beer I ordered was out of stock, he brought samples in little glasses so I could choose another! Excellent atmosphere, not too crowded. Food very average. Tasted much more of the condiment rather than the actual ingredient. Reasonable prices for 2023, can't complain. No parking at all! In summary: Go for a pint or two, it's an excellent experience. Don't spend your money on the food; there's nothing wrong with it, but there is better, cheaper, elsewhere.

The Garrick is a wonderful traditional old fashioned Pub bursting with atmosphere - cosy, dark, full of nook's and crannies. Good selection of beers/spirits a great place to visit and relax. Always busy equally popular with locals and tourists. When you visit Stratford Upon Avon the Garrick is a must 🍺🥃🍷🍸.

Green King pub in an historic building in the centre of Stratford. Tiny entrance opens out to a bar and restaurant with old beams and wooden panelling. Good menu with gluten free options but when we visited on Sunday afternoon in November, some of the options were sold out and the waitress was functional but not very friendly. Drinks selection was good and the food was tasty and hot.

Great service. I had the Chicken Kyiv, which was a bit greasy, but full of flavor. The ambiance carried that of an olde British pub. Perfect lighting and noise levels were moderate.

Absolutely loved it. Beautiful building, lot of little nooks and crannies, great drinks, even greater food. Superbly attentive staff. Had they manifested themselves, I would imagine that even the ghosts were fabulous.

Perfect environment. I had lunch in this old restaurant in the town, the atmosphere was wonderful and beautiful, the food was decent in taste and price, staff were friendly and nice. Added together was a five star’s experience.

Pretty amazing, this place has been serving patrons for over 700 years! I didn't know it was a Greene King pub, as I'd normally avoid their standard pub menus. And wouldn't usually recommend them. BUT! This place does an incredible pie with a mouthwatering jug of gravy on the side. When we walked out we saw the sign "Award Winning Pie" Yes, definitely!!

Came on a whim while working away not sure where to eat, Think Pub grub done right 👍 the Garrick burger was fantastic with a extra side of marrow gravy which was like crack. Service at the bar was spot on, very friendly and welcoming bonus that we even made it for the happy hour! Timber building dating back to the 1400's keeping a lot of the original features was a great place to sit in. Definitely coming again.

Wow we had a really amazing dinner here, the service was really friendly, no pressure to leave at the end of the evening, a huge variety of food. We both had the plaice for our main course and it was cooked to perfection with lashings of butter - and the hazelnut parfait for dessert was lovely too. Could not fault, surpassed all expectations

Visited for our anniversary meal whilst staying for the weekend. John was so attentive and made our night very special. The food was amazing we will definitely return if we are ever in Stratford again

Went into lambs next door and it was full but they directed us here as it was their sister restaurant. We had the meatball starter, chicken and banoffee pie and everything was great. Service was friendly and the prices were fair. The chicken and chips was done really well. They also had a mussels special which seemed very popular.

Food was delicious, well presented with staff happy to discuss the menu. Would definitely go back again

This restaurant is really busy, small and crowded restaurants! The food was delicious but not amazing. Like my chicken pasta dish, had most chicken then pasta and it was a bit dry as well. The staffs are nice and they allow guided dog.

We ate at this restaurant for the first time last night. I had the monkfish wrapped in parma ham and it was absolutely fantastic. The staff were very friendly and the had a lovely atmosphere. If I get the opportunity, we shall return.

Such an amazing find! Eating alone can be a bit tricky, but I was escorted to a lovely little table, tucked in a corner but with full view of the restaurant. Super food and super service. A must if you’re in Stratford