Nelson Inn, Burntwood, Staffordshire

3 of us ate in the Nelson on Sunday26th June.Won't eat in there again.My daughters yorkshire pudding was black,mine wasn't much better.How could the 'chef' send it to the table like that?I wanted to complain but my daughter didn't want to make a fuss.We thought the price was £10-95 like the vegetarian dish ,but were charged £12-95 each.Not worth the money.Will stick to the Wych Elm in future..Good value for the money..

Wednesday, June 29, 2016

I like the Nelson and we have been several times now, mostly during the day and mostly for food. There are a reasonable selection of beers (some local), but that's not my area of expertise.

The food is excellent, well above 'pub grub' standard, and the staff are extremely friendly. The restaurant is relaxed and comfortable although I prefer sitting outside; mainly because you can see the children's play area (with slide and swings). You do have to get used to the (very) free range chickens whilst you eat, however.

All in all, this is a great place to go with the family for a meal and be certain of decent food. The only criticism is that food service can sometimes be a little slow, but the food is worth waiting for.

Saturday, July 10, 2010

My husband and I visit The Nelson regularly after is was recommended to us last summer. The food is fab and we have always received very good service. I cannot recommend it highly enough

Friday, June 16, 2006

Visited the newly refurbished Nelson Inn recently to be met with a vibrant atmosphere that was definately worth the journey. If you can find your way through the maze of country lanes you won't be disappointed. This idyllic pub has been transformed from a tired country pub into a classy, relaxed bar that serves food to rival anything I've tasted before. Everything is reasonably priced and the staff can't do enough for you. The Place even has the soundtrack to Black Adder amongst other comedy classics playing in the toilets. A credit to whoever completed the transformation.

Wednesday, August 11, 2004