The Blue Eyed Maid & Spice Lounge Restaurant

Watched the England Nation's League game here - good amount of screens all with plenty of space to enjoy the match. Staff were attentive and always clearing used glassware. Only negative was the beer option - significantly lacking anything in the world of IPA/Pale - wasn't a problem as drank Estrella and Staropramen but those were the most craft-like you could find here.

A warm welcome at The Blue Eyed Maid was followed by helpful service from Rim, Lydia and Nahida. The Indian food served in the Chutney-Jane restaurant was delicious and portions were generous. We dined late evening, but chose not to have our meal in the upstairs dining room as it was empty. Instead we ate in the bar area, which was buzzing. The karaoke had customers taking to the mic with terrific enthusiasm, but not much talent. The experience was excellent value and great fun.

After reading previous reviews I went there with an open mind and a bargain voucher deal. It is not five dining but for less than a tenner a head what can one expect. Starters of fish cakes were tasty if a little over moist. Avocado salad was ok. Main of steak and chips was tasty enough nicely grilled steak good flavours. Steak pie had amazingly flaky puff pastry well done chef not a hint of soggy bottom in sight. I would return for the steak pie alone. Apple crumble lacked in crumble but made up in taste. A lovely cinnamon coating on the apples a little more crumble and less juice would have made it perfect. All in all a great value meal.

Despite negative reviews, I would like to give this place a 5 stars! We came here for my partner's birthday and I'm truly grateful to the staff who were extremely helpful and contributed greatly for the things to run smoothly. From the moment I booked the table to the moment we were leaving it was totally fab and we are very pleased. Thank you so much for your cooperation and exceptional service!

We dined here with a voucher and were pleasantly surprised at not only the quality of the food but also the portion size. The drinks we got however (prosecco and beer) were flat and gross, we didn't even drink a fifth of them. The front of house smells a bit but you get used to it. There were 2 people serving that day, and one of them was apparently in a very sour mood. The other gentleman, Maz I think was very friendly and helpful

I had a wowcher voucher for this place and almost decided against going there after reading the reviews but thought 'what they hey' give it a go. I didn't really have to worry at all in the end. I loved the rustic look of the pub and was pleasantly surprised to feel really relaxed and comfortable. There was a bit of a cock-up with the food side initially but the staff sorted this out and in the end my wife and I both thoroughly enjoyed the food, so much in fact that we are going there again very soon and have purchased another voucher (£16) what can I say you can't bit the price. If you were thinking yes I would absolutely go there if I had to pay full price. Usually a string of bad reviews would mean people voting with their feet and eventually this place having to close. Those reviews dating back some years haven't however stopped people from continuing to drink/dine there. Speaks volumes to me...Looking forward to going very soon

Bought a wowcher here for a mate's birthday. The food was average but for the price was a bargain. The thing that made it for this place was the service. The barmaid was really friendly, gave us a free birthday shot & let us change the wine with the meal for a drink of our choice. I'd definitely go back!