Reviews of Flying Childers, Kirby Bellars
Review by Jemma Hail- Lincolnshire. on 10th September, 2011
Add your review Date visited: 03/09/2011
Nice interior and comfortable atmosphere. 2 fabulous young female zone hosts catered to all our needs, chatted and interacted with the kids. they were always on hand when we needed or wanted extra drinks ect.a great thank you to both of them for making our visit enjoyable. food was enjoyable pub food; what I would have expected. however just a few, inexperienced looking staff wandering around uninterested; could have made more of an effort to interact like the other 2 girls. would defiantly visit again.
Review by Gemma on 19th January, 2011
Add your review Date visited: 15.01.2010
I've been to a lot of restaurants, but this was comfortably the worst place I've ever visited. The waiting staff were horrendous, the food was cold, and the overall experience was just awful.
The waitresses came over three times in the space of five minutes to ask if we were ready to order. Some of our party were over at the bar, looking at the specials board, so no - we were not ready to order. Once we had ordered, two waitresses kept wandering over with plates of food going 'did one of you lot order salmon?' to which we replied no - after 10 minutes of them walking aimlessly around the restaurant with plates of food shouting 'did anyone order salmon?', one of them was told that she was in fact holding a plate of cod, and yes - the food was for our table. It was now cold.
I wouldn't go back here if you paid me.
The whole experience was shambolic.
Review by Zlon on 11th March, 2007
Add your review Date visited: 10 March 2007
On the A607 from Leicester and just before Melton Mowbray. Large pub restaurant with modern warm interior. Menus for normal, light bites, young adults and children. Mixt of English and internatonal dishes. Large choice of desserts. Common beer at the bar. We enjoyed the food and came for a second visit. Large car park with childrens play area. Can be full.
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