A two-storey building with “THE QUESLETT” sign in large white letters sits on a corner lot. The exterior is tan with dark wood upper walls. A red SUV is parked next to the building, and some shrubs grow along a low brick wall in the foreground.
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Eating Out – The Queslett Pub, Sutton Coldfield #Review

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Eating Out – The Queslett Pub, Sutton Coldfield 

A two-storey pub called “The Queslett” with dark wood panelling on the upper floor and cream-coloured walls below. A bright red SUV is parked out front. There are some plants, outdoor seating, and a cloudy sky above.
It’s been a few weeks since we last ate out as a family so it was a lovely treat on Sunday to head to newly refurbished The Queslett in Sutton Coldfield for our Sunday Dinner. It serves up authentic British cooking and real ales in a genuine local pub warmed by a cosy fire. We’d not been to The Queslett before so we’re excited to see what it was like. The Pub looks very modern and spacious, inside and out and has a great feel of ‘friendliness and warmth’ inside. Our little table for four in the corner was the perfect setting to enjoy a peaceful family Sunday meal. Even though the Pub was quite busy during our visit which was nice to see, we were still able to relax and enjoy our meal and family time out together. 

A cosy café scene with a wooden table set for two, holding condiments in a box labelled “50.” Behind the table, there’s a brick fireplace with a blazing fire and a metal kettle, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. A Sunday menu stands on the table.
The Menu has a wide variety of dishes on it so there’s plenty of delicious food to choose from. We decided to treat ourselves to Starters, Garlic Bread for the kids, Salt and Pepper Calamari for Daddy and the Duck Live and Post parfait for me. Everything looked great and tasted just as good as it looked. Everything was beautifully presented and seasoned well.

Two rectangular slices of garlic bread topped with herbs are placed in a small brown bowl on a wooden table. In the background, part of a serviette and fork are visible, along with chairs and a blurred interior of a restaurant.

You can’t beat a nice slice of Garlic Bread Ciabatta.

Five golden-brown breaded fish fillets rest on green lettuce leaves on a white plate, topped with a lemon wedge. A small pot of creamy white dipping sauce sits nearby. The plate is set on a wooden table.
A plate with a slice of liver pâté topped with cracked pepper, toasted baguette slices, a small side of salad leaves, and a ramekin of chutney garnished with parsley, all set on a wooden table.
For our Mains we enjoyed a kids Chicken Nuggets and Chips for Ryan, an Adults Classic Beef Burger for Lily and a  Classic Chicken Burger with BBQ sauce for Mummy and a Mixed Grill with an Upgraded to 8 oz Steak with a Peppercorn Sauce on the side for Daddy. 

Everything was cooked lovely and tasted great. The portion sizes were quite big so everyone had enough to eat. Again, everything was presented nicely and came out nice and hot. We had no problems with our meals and enjoyed tucking into them whilst we chatted.

A plate with a burger in a shiny bun, thick golden chips, and a small cup of sauce garnished with parsley. The plate sits on a rustic wooden table with cutlery and part of a menu visible in the background.
You might think the plate looks a little empty but that’s because the plates were really big and I asked for no side salad which is normally included with the meals. The Chicken Burger was so good and that bun, that bun was the yummiest, softest bun, I’ve had in a while.
A plate with grilled meats, including chicken and steak, crinkle-cut chips, onion rings, green peas, and a fried egg. A small jug of brown gravy and a glass of water are next to the plate on a wooden table. A knife rests on the plate.
Daddies Mixed Grill looked and tasted great. He was super happy with his meal and finished the whole lot. It was nice to see good sized pieces of meat that were all cooked perfectly. 

We had such a lovely visit to The Queslett on Sunday and really enjoyed our food. The staff were super friendly to everyone in the Pub, you really got the vibe of a good local Pub. The real wood fire was so lovely too. It kept us all super cosy and warm whilst Storm Dennis raged around us outside. It may have been windy and wet outside but it was lovely inside.

We would definitely recommend The Questlett to our friends and family as a nice place to go and eat. The meals cost a little more than we’re used too but the standard of them was very high. Our four starters, and four Mains, plus a drink each cost us £59.00 in total.

So if you’re looking for somewhere to relax and eat with your family in and around Sutton Coldfield or Birmingham, The Queslett could be an ideal choice for you to try out.

A glass of rosé wine sits on a coaster atop a wooden table. In the background, there are two glasses—one with water and one with a dark beverage. Two hands and a blue mobile are partially visible near the top corners.
I may have enjoyed a cheeky glass of wine whilst we were out. *Cheers* 

The Queslett is an Ember Inns Pub so you can find one wherever you live in the UK.

Disclosure: We received a discount on our meals in return for a honest review. 
All opinions expressed within it are 100% honest and entirely our own. 

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