Brewers Fayre Great Park - Birmingham

If I could give no stars I would!can’t rate food disabled guy walk in on my own and told cannot serve without booking yet place is empty.unreal needs shutting down!

Visited today for lunch and greeted and served by the lovely Larna. Very quiet but food lovely, piping hot and well presented . So sorry to hear that this restaurant is closing shortly, due to conversion to additional hotel rooms. We will certainly miss the restaurant.

We went to for breakfast, the staff were really friendly and it was good value for money

I've just been informed the pub is closing down to the public! This is devastating news! The place could do with some renovation at least! But not to be closed! I hope they reconsider this decision come 4th July.

We were staying in the Premier Inn next door, our dinner and breakfast were booked at this Brewers Fayre. On our way into the restaurant, we noticed the 'beer garden ' unkept, weeds, empty bottles glasses on tables. It wasn 't much better inside but we had booked and didn 't know the area to go elsewhere. We were sat at a table, the table was sticky, the seats ripped and wonky, the salt pepper were in paper sachets just lying about the table. My husband went to the bar to order drinks our main meal, he asked to put the meal on a tab but was told they didn 't do this. Our meals arrived, both luke warm the chips were all bad bits, we were tired after a very long drive, so decided not to say anything. After our meal my husband went to order a dessert, it was 19:55 on the last Friday of the month and he was told 'the kitchen is closed, as the chef has been working all day, so not taking orders ' my husband said but we 've just finished our main meal but he still refused. There were other customers sitting next to us who had same issue, 2 friends ordering seperately, one had ordered a meal, one had went to toilet and when he came back to order, they said no you can 't order, so the one who had ordered had to cancel his meal, it was a total shambles! We sat with our drinks, and overheard a server asking a couple near us if they wanted desserts, we stopped him to say we were told that the kitchen was closed, he shrugged his shoulders, then another server appeared and said the food you are seeing coming out is orders placed before you and the couple who the other server had asked about dessert (who were now looking at the dessert menu) would not be getting one either!? We left shortly after this... Unfortunately our breakfast was in this restaurant also, so next morning we walked past the 'beer garden ' still with the same empties from the night before, there was one young girl on and she told us to sit anywhere. We sat again at a sticky unclean table, there was hardly anything on the hot plates, no bread for toast, hardly any pastries, lack of drinks, it was extremely poor, funny how Premier Inn advertise what eggs you 'd like in the morning, when all they offered was fried. Other customers were walking around aimlessly, as there were no servers to ask, they seemed to all be hiding in the kitchen. Also the 'SELL SELL SELL ' board sitting opposite were we sat, shocking to have that in view of customers. Whoever is the manager of this restaurant needs to be sacked. It is the worst restaurant we have ever been in and we have vowed, never to go to a Brewers Fayre again. I complained about this to guest relations and they offered me a £20 voucher for Brewers Fayre only, which I have declined...