The Queens - Bury

My family and I stopped by the Queens for some tea. We had a delightful meal and everyone thoroughly enjoyed it.

On the few occasions I've been to the Queen's some of their clientele have complete disregard for those with blue badges who genuinely need them

Attended here last weekend and frankly i don't have a good word to say about the place. I ordered gammon and chips, chips were as pale as the ale and the gammon was hard as iron. I don't often complain and i didnt on this occasion, one of the reasons why i didnt complain was because of the way the landlord was speaking to his staff, and that was before any complaints. I have never met quite a man like him before, his sleazy comments to his staff which were completely inappropriate as well as aggressiveness when they didn't see a customer waiting to be served or there was an empty glass on a table waiting to be collected was quite disgusting. To top it off, i was ill the following day from the food which from getting a glimpse from the kitchen, i wasn't surprised. I have reported this to Bury Council.

Went in, ordered and was then told they didn’t have what we had already ordered. We could choose something else didn’t have to pay the difference.. not a lot of choice!! We ended up picking something lower in cost and didnt get the difference back! Not once was we asked how the food was, no salad served with the mains even thought it’s advertised! Steak was full of gizzel and fat. No taste and extremely chewy! Cajun chicken burnt, no taste, overcooked dry chicken. Microwaved rice not even broken up! Frozen chips. Sticky tables and as for the toilets! Disgrace!!!

We stopped in randomly and ordered a variety of dishes including gammon, pasta carbonara, and a burger. The food was excellent and we plan on returning to try more items from the menu. The chef was friendly and clearly took pride in his cooking. I highly recommend giving this place a try - it's a hidden gem.