The Olde Red Lion in South Northamptonshire

Best place to eat in Kislingbury. Friendly and helpful staff, delicious meals made with locally reared meat. Love a cocktail to finish off with!

First time visiting and was lovely ,we had a lovely cider and cheesy chips ,the service was excellent and the chap on that day was so funny ,we visited at lunchtime, the toilets were also very nice and spotless that's a bonus, would definitely go there again

Lovely staff and good beer! Ended up there after a long walk and enjoyed some sun in the garden! Will definitely visit again for food at lunch/dinner!

Nice staff, good portion of roast lamb which was brought out quickly.

An old pub with beautiful stone and wood work. A few steps here and there as befits the age of the building and one low beam. I had a lovely lunch with the biggest surprise being a normal looking crusty gluten free roll. They apparently get them baked specially locally - a rare treat. The food was presented beautifully and staff were helpful and knowledgeable. Well worth a visit.

We were not impressed. A flat atmosphere, took a while to get drinks. Then the food arrived! Overcooked duck that was inedible, beef and Stilton pie, inedible. Wild mushrooms does not mean four button mushrooms. When we complained the waiter didn’t ask what was wrong with the food. The table next to us were equally disappointed. Wasted evening. Best to be avoided!

Really cosy old pub with open fireplace, staff are great especially Adam. Funky cow hide upholstery as well. Will try food next visit.

A great pub. Staff were excellent really made you feel valued. The food was great value and the taste was perfect. Everything is sourced from the pubs own farm even the chair coverings. Beer was kept very well in deed. In fact I cannot fault it. You will not be disappointed.

Had a meal out at the Olde Red Lion last night. It was steak night which we didn't know when we booked. Two steak meals with three sides, sauces and two desserts or a bottle of wine cost £45 between us. We both had rump steaks which were cooked beautifully. The restaurant was cosy with only a handful of tables occupied at around 7pm. The service was excellent. First time visit for us but planning to go back for afternoon tea. Recommended.

All front of house staff were great.Unfortunately we had two Beef Sunday Roast’s (£13.95 each) - beef was so undercooked (one slice virtually raw) they both needed to go back and be cooked longer. In addition, the first Yorkshire’s were burnt but when the beef came back after the longer cook time, those original Yorkshire’s had been replaced.The meal came with roast potatoes that we could not even cut in to - so overcooked we had to leave them. Vegetables and gravy were fine.In addition, there was no Diet Coke available and the first lemonade (from a large bottle) was completely flat. This was replaced with a fresh made lemonade and it was very good.We did not ask for a price reduction but were given one as the meal was clearly below the acceptable standard. Manager was very apologetic.