Rutland Arms - Menu

Well worth taking time to leave the main Nottingham to Grantham A52 road and head to Bottesford. A pleasant pub with very welcoming staff. Food very good and well presented. All at a very reasonable price.

just an average meal in an average village pub. Its always been an ugly building with numerous changes of management, maybe it's changed yet again. Used to be keep the place back in the 70s wasn't the best then.

Just how a local pub should be. Extremely friendly staff. Friendly locals with a great atmosphere. Fast service even when busy. Even better when the sun is out and you can sit outside. Nice pool table and jukebox which are both free Wednesdays and I think on Sunday's to. Excellent.

A basic village pub with good simple pub grub at a good price. The cask ales, especially Timothy Taylor's Landlord, is kept superbly, never had a bad pint here! Only disappointment was very limited food on Saturday lunch time, just pre-prepared ham salad or cheese and onion wrapped in cling film.

Spice India, firstly the decor staff are outstanding, service is second to none. Well let's talk about the food .... Such a comprehensive menu the staff to guide your way through it if necessary, every course from starter to finish is divine and presentation to match. If you enjoy quality, Indian cuisine do not miss this restaurant.

Visited on a Monday, which is usually a bad day for restaurants as they tend to focus on the weekend. This pub had a reasonable menu and all four of us enjoyed the food and found it very acceptable and good value. Liver and Onions was a pleasant surprise and went down well with my wife! The desserts were good and so was the accompanying custard!

Popped in for lunch last week as it's just around the corner from my parents house. The pubs recently refurbished it's lunch bar and (apparently) has a new manager. The new saloon bar is really nice, smart and comfortable.The food was perfectly ok and un believably cheap. I had a ploughman's lunch for a fiver. OK, it didn't have a pickled onion or any tomato but it had a huge chunk of cheese. Crazy really when they could cut back on the expensive stuff and at some cheap variety bits.Dad had sausage and mash with veg great value and we cooked.If you're looking for a nice pint and inexpensive, good value food, it's pretty hard to beat.Not the best meal I've ever had but certainly up there for...

I chanced upon this pub whilst returning to my nearby accommodation, the Vale of Belvoir Inn at Whatton. I had spent the day with family at Twin Lakes, Melton Mowbray, and I stopped off on the way back in the village of Bottesford. What a find! I was greeted warmly on my entry, in what was an unusally busy public bar, early on a Sunday night. I carry my laptop everywhere, and I was delighted to be able to access free Cloud based wi-fi (yes, free access and good with it), and enjoy a pint of Timothy Taylor's Landlord, one of Britain's best real ales. Why can't the Antipodeans make ale like this? With a warm fire, and lovely people, it was with reluctance that I had to return to my room and ch...

I went to this pub with my family (me myPartner and 2 kids) we were having a nice drink whilst we waited for friends to arrive until the LANDLADY! came to the bar and asked if my child doesn't like being in pub, I asked why she replied because she's crying. I said its a he and yeah he's ok, for her to then say can you leave the pub because shes crying too much. My child is a boy not a girl for a start and he only cried for 15 seconds. I was under the impression it was a family pub as we have been before and never had any problems but I've also never seen the landlady before! She had no respect at all she was really rude the way she spoke to us! She made me feel awful. There were only 2 other...