Restaurants in der Nähe von Parachute Regiment and Airborne Forces Museum

The Red Cow is a very nice pub to visit. They always have a good choice of beer and wines. On the other hand food is either very good or mediocre. Today's Share of aubergine was a disappointment. The Fish and Chips were not what we expected. On other occasions food has been excellent. But today was not the best day for the Red Cow.

The staff kept leaving a back door open and the very cold draft kept blowing on our table. All 8 of us were commenting on how cold it was where we were sat.

1st time here. Chose the Sunday roast. Server was really friendly and helpful. Plenty of staff. Place looks much better on the inside. We arrived early but it filled up and was very busy. Noise levels were high but it didnt bother us too much. Not a gteat choice for those with hearing aids! We could see into the kitchen which was intetesting, constant turnaround. All the food coming out looked great. The menu is a bit pricey. Two courses, two non alcoholic drinks £90.We had beef and pork. Beef had a few bits of grisle as sirloin does sometimes, the pork was cut very thick with crisp fat left on. The vegetables were fabulous, plentiful and tasty. Had the panacotta and sticky toffee pud desserts both good. All in all, a good experience.

Really lovely restaurant for Sunday lunch. Good choice in menu, prompt service and excellent roast.

We booked a table for Sunday, unfortunately the new owners hadn’t been in long so their booking system was down and didn’t show our booking. It was ok, as they had tables spare but sadly no Sunday menu - only a limited one. Was disappointed but the food was still absolutely lovely, really good quality but portion sizes could have been bigger for the price. That being said, the staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful. The ambiance was lovely and the overall experience was good and we will definitely return when they have established their full menu!