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by **Charnwood Blue** » 09 Oct 2011 15:46

Stuart ex Village Inn and The Prince is the new chef at Rumble Tums. Had a great Sunday lunch there today. Food excellent and priced very reasonable.

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by **Pickles** » 09 Oct 2011 16:07

Thanks it's already been on here but looks like the original thread's disappeared into Cyberspace!

by **Jim** » 09 Oct 2011 16:08

We lost many postings when our server reset CL Vicky.

by **Pickles** » 09 Oct 2011 16:30

I am aware of that but the postings about Stuart starting at RT's were more recent than that, actually they're probably lumped in with the ones about the Prince but I don't fancy cutting and pasting to make a new RT thread so we'll just stick with this fresh one I think!
If anyone wants more views on RT please search for the Prince thread where Lesley announced she's leaving!

by **lizziemacceramics** » 09 Oct 2011 21:05

Went to Rumbletums last Sunday with Friends for breakfast. It was awful. Shan't be going back there in a hurry.

by **brian d** » 16 Oct 2011 18:42

very true how one mans poison etc we went on thursday for breakfast got to say we realy enjoyed it, and it was busy. we went back today for sunday lunch again superb, 1 course 6.95 2 course 8.95 3 course 10.95 i of course had three course could not fault any of it well cooked good portions ann had strawberry crumble she said it was realy good. i wish them all the best at this quality and excelent choices for this price they deserve my post
brian

by **JODE** » 07 Nov 2011 10:10

My brother and hubby went yesterday for breakfast they said the service was very very slow!! breakfast just okay. They won't be going back.

Denise

by **Ageing Rocker** » 07 Nov 2011 14:17

Despite a few dodgy reviews it may well be a very nice place with good food, I have never been there because the name puts me off to be perfectly honest. Rumbletums, to me it conjures up the image of a 'greasy spoon'. :shock:

Sorry, only giving my own opinion and probably everyone will disagree with me. :oops:

by **Pickles** » 07 Nov 2011 15:11

Believe it or not AR the best place for a post-clubbing breakfast in Birmingham in the early hours when I was younger was a cafe called Mr Egg - did exactly what it said on the tin!
RumbleTums to me conjures up somewhere to get rid of your 'rumbly tumbly' to quote Winnie the Pooh!

Their breakfasts are a rare treat for me but I occasionally meet friends there for coffee and a cake. Not yet tried the evening menu but intend to very soon.

by **Kathy** » 07 Nov 2011 21:34

We went for brekkie on Sunday morning for the first time and couldn't fault it, service for us was fine, looking forward to going back!

by **Ageing Rocker** » 08 Nov 2011 00:23

lizziemacceramics wrote:Went to Rumbletums last Sunday with Friends for breakfast. It was awful. Shan't be going back there in a hurry.

JODE wrote:My brother and hubby went yesterday for breakfast they said the service was very very slow!! breakfast just okay. They won't be going back.Denise

Kathy wrote:We went for brekkie on Sunday morning for the first time and couldn't fault it, service for us was fine, looking forward to going back!

3 contrasting reviews, if restaurants are to succeed in these difficult times they must be good in all respects and, above all, consistently good. At least it looks as if they are improving with each review.

by **Pickles** » 08 Nov 2011 06:31

Contrasting reviews AR because everyone's tastes and expectations are different.

Why don't you go and try it yourself and give us your thoughts? Hope you can get parked that is, as they are always busy in the mornings when I pass.

by **Kathy** » 08 Nov 2011 06:48

They were busy on Sunday when we went, for the first part she was on her own, so we didn't expect the serving to be fast, and of course it depends on how many are in the kitchen, at least you know the food is being cooked fresh! if it landed on the table with in 5 mins of the order taken i'd worry. I think they are doing a good job, good luck to them!

by **Ageing Rocker** » 08 Nov 2011 08:41

Might try it one lunchtime or evening 'cos I don't eat that sort of breakfast (would probably kill me :lol:

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by **brian d** » 13 Nov 2011 13:19

went back again for brunch. once again could not fault it. wanted to book for xmas, fully booked we were a bit disapointed as the menu looked good and the price good. have decided to cook at home with some friends round.

by **Jim** » 13 Nov 2011 14:09

Brian...What time do you want me there? :idea:

by **brian d** » 13 Nov 2011 16:34

jim
the pleasure would be all yours, need to bring your own table and chairs. hope you and family are all well. drop into carob mill and ill buy you a coffee.

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