Frankie & Benny's

great food every time, my favourite is the BBQ chicken wings and "skinny pizza". James and Jordan the waiter lads are funny and friendly and always talk to me and my wife when we come. the music is amazing and the mood of the restaurant is very calming. i also came with my parents when they were in england, they loved it as well. 👌🏻

Had a lovely birthday meal here. Great waiter - Jacob - who was very patient with us as we're not regulars at Frankie and Benny's and took ages looking at the menu! 5 of us were vegetarian and were so pleased with amount of choice (not used to that!). Service was quick but it was a quiet Sunday evening. Dessert was brought with a candle in the centre and a rendition of 'Happy Birthday' by Stevie Wonder! 🙂 All in all a great evening.

Picture the scene. It was a cold and windy Friday morning. My good lady and myself braved the long and dangerous journey to Hereford in search of gifts for our sons birthday. The unforgiving weather forced us to seek shelter, so we did in this establishment. After a brief wait (despite the place being empty!) we were seated and our order was taken. Boom. As fast as lightning our beverages arrived. Mine a black coffee, for my wife a tea. Our breakfasts arrived and immediately I felt happy and sad at the same time. The food looked nice which made me happy. Sausage, egg, spuds and mushrooms all looked good. The bacon was slightly undercooked for my taste but what really made me sad was the fact that the beans were seperated from the rest of the food and were imprisoned in a bowl! A bowl! I mean why? If I wanted the beans seperated from my eggs I would use the sausage as a breakwater but I'd like it to be my choice. Anyway, I soon freed the beans and poured them from the bowl of hate and they mingled on the plate with the rest of the ingredients. Long story short, the breakie was good, and only a fiver too. If you can get over the 'beans segregation policy' you might enjoy the breakfasts too. I have enclosed a photo for your viewing pleasure. Not of the beans but of the view from my table looking upwards. Many thanks, hope you have enjoyed this review. If so please shout 'FREE THE BEANS' as loud as you like.