The Fox Chaddesley Corbett

The food was alright, but I was not given the opportunity to choose what I wanted with my pie, mash, or chips. The woman named Lyn was not very friendly; after we looked at the menu, she came to the table and bluntly asked what we wanted. I felt put off by her attitude and won't be returning. My friend, who had booked the restaurant for a birthday meal, also felt uncomfortable.

Went in for a Sunday carvery meat was lovely veg ok potatoes a problem not everyone wants garlic potatoes on a Sunday lunch need a choice of boiled. Crumble and custard the custard came in a jar that I'm sure should be for milk for coffee we poured the custard on the desert spoon and there was one full spoon full !! Cobwebs on shelving and wood panelling and the window blinds are filthy with thick dust not inspiring when eating . The whole place could do with a bit of TLC

This was my first time visiting this restaurant. My grandma absolutely loved it and even asked when we could go back again! I, on the other hand, thought it was just okay. The menu had a decent variety of options and the price for a three-course meal was very reasonable at just £12. The service was friendly, but it seemed like there weren't enough staff members for the number of customers. The brie was the standout dish, it was absolutely delicious. However, I found the pasta and blondie to be average, although they were probably good considering the price. I plan on giving this restaurant another try and will opt for the carvery next time, but I'm not completely sold on it just yet.

We were a group of 27 people and had pre-booked our arrival having chosen the carvery option. Tables were prepared ready for us and all went very smoothly. We had a particular time to leave and this was taken on board. The meat and vegetables in the carvery were excellent but the vegetarian pie was quite poor. The people who had a dessert said it was absolutely delicious. The food was terrific value and I would recommend The Fox Inn

Coming from America the sound of a Carvery was interesting. Back home there are no places left that cut beef in front of you. The staff was very friendly and made us feel at home right away. This is a locals restaurant and pub. Vegetables are local sourced and my wife really liked that they were not over cooked. Having traveled recently in several large cities, the 12 pound, 3 course meal was an absolute bargain. The taste of the food was also a very refreshing change compared to normal bland restaurant food. It is not a fancy place but neither am I. The Carvery offered Turkey, Roast beef, and two kinds of Pork. The plate was large and we were given lots of meat. The vegetables were self serve. The special offers a single to thru line. I could not eat my full plate so I am going to say the portion is normal to large. Deserts we 're good according to two in our party. Like I said I was stuffed from the main course. The Fox Inn is a must stop in if anywhere near the area!