Ye Olde Dog & Partridge

This is an OK pub we have eaten here several times and the food is usually ok once or twice we have been and it has been over cooked but mostly it is ok. It is a chain pub part of the Chef and Brewer chain and I must say it is one of the better pubs from within that group.
The menu is updated a few times and year and is quite large. Food not that badly priced but the deserts are a rip off. Also for the area £3.30 for a pint is a little steep considering it is brewed down the road in Burton. Most pints around here are less than that unless you head into the city.
All in All a nice pub well looked after and with helpful staff but can be slow service if busy. Also would not rate there Sunday Lunches at all.

Stayed here for two nights over a weekend in July 2011 for a local event. My husband and I were in one of only nine rooms in the place — book early if you want to be assured of a room!
The lovely old building is beautifully maintained by the onsite managers. It is part of a larger chain, but still feels like the old style pub and inn it has been for many centuries. The room was immaculate, with a very updated bathroom and plenty of lighting and amenities.
We ate several meals downstairs in the pub and were very pleased with the quality of the food. Prices were about what you would expect.
Tutbury itself is very small, but charming in its own way. The castle is worth a visit — it is just a short walk from the inn. A great choice for a «weekend in the country» or if you are doing a tour of England and are looking for a nice combination of history and English hospitality.
They have a large car park and the dining rooms are myriad and cozy. You might need to book a table on the weekend, though.
Full marks in our book — loved it!

I have only been here once. we so waited long for the food, and when it did arrive it was obviously meant for another table, not our order at all.
Not very good value for money I feel, as there are so many other good value pub restaurants around, with better service and food on offer.
The actual pub though was very nice, might just go there for a drink next time.

what a resteraunt this has, it is located in the centre of tutbury and is close to lots of interesting places like the castle. great place to stay and use as a base if you want to explore all derbyshire and staffordshire have to offer.

The Dog and Partridge is a hotel and restaurant located on the High Street in Tutbury. It has recently undergone a sympathetic refurbishment, retaining all the key features of the old building, whilst adding a modern touch. The Dog and Partridge has a large restaurant area which is roughly split up into two areas — one is a modernish 1960’s extension, with contemporary furnishing and large sofas. The second is the more opulent carpeted area, which is more suitable for an evening meal or a special occasion.
A modern bar area as you enter houses large sofas and bar type high tables, perfect if you are calling in for just a drink. The bar itself is very modern, with the ability to buy posh bar snacks like pistacchio nuts and olives. The food itself is mixture of classic snacks and dishes, supplemented by weekly specials such as African five bean stew and Aromatic Duck. The food is tasty, well presented and generous in proportion. The staff are efficient, but friendly. I have been here on Valentines Day and they really made us feel special, good customer care. Whilst the Dog and Partridge is popular, it is quite large too, so you can usually get a table without booking

The Dog and Partridge is located in Tutbury, close to the town of Burton On Trent, Staffordshire. The Dog and Partridge is a Pub, and also a hotel, which allows people to stay in the local area, and use the pub to eat, and have evning meals. The Dog and Psrtridge is part of the Spirit Group, owned by Punch Taverns. The Dog and Pasrtridge, is a chef and brewer, and offers great value food and drink for al of its customers. The food is good quality, and the service is great too. The pub is currently under refurbishment, therefore opening up in the coming months.