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Every great city needs great places to eat and Milton Keynes is no exception. On our neighbourhood travels, here's our top places to eat...
Like any aspiring neighbourhood, epic places to eat should always been very close to the top of the menu when choosing somewhere to stay. Thankfully, Milton Keynes foodie scene is going stride by stride in a very exciting direction. Great news if you're planning to stay at our serviced apartments in Milton Keynes as you can take full advantage of some of these decent places.
To give you some pointers, we couldn't help but go to the effort of trying a few places for ourselves. Afterall, a 10 out of 10 aparthotel needs to be able to recommend to guests where they should be wining and dining.
Most of these neighbourhood gaffs are just a leisurely stroll our new aparthotel in Milton Keynes .
Here our top picks...
Olive Tree
If like us, you love a taste of the sunshine then the Olive Tree Restaurant in Milton Keynes is fine option.
With a Turkish inspired menu and theme, their dishes are packed full of Mediterranean flavour and authenticity.
Melis
Hello Melis. Or hello mezze! A contender for The Olive Tree, Melis is serving more of the Eastern Mediterranean magic with Turkish-inspo such as mezze both cold and hot, kebabs, all washed down with some marvellous mixology (aka. cocktails).
In the summer this place is a must as the ambiance makes you feel like you 2,000 miles away from Milton Keynes.
The Wavendon Arms
If The Swan Inn is nice but you're celebrating an big one or just see yourself desiring the 'bouji' pub way of life during your time in Milton Keynes then look no further than The Wavendon Arms.
The service is bouji. The food is bouji. This place is Milton Keynes answer to The Ivy Brasserie.
The Black Horse
The Wavendon Arms twin pub, maybe not quite as glam but still boasts a rustic shimmer of magic dust.
Also serving a rather popular Sunday lunch and an a truly considered 'post pub' menu of gastronomy it certainly should not be ruled out in the Your Apartment foodie favourite crunch down.