4.6
- 4.6Food
- 4.6Service
- 4.8Ambience
- 4.4Value
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Mor
London1 review
Dined 2 days ago
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Yorkshire1 review
Dined on October 25, 2026
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Dined on October 18, 2026
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Yes, families are welcome: guests say staff were happy to accommodate a baby and pushchair, and servers looked after toddlers during visits.
The Parakeet's roasts and many larger mains are served to share, and guests frequently describe the roast portions as generous and suitable for sharing.
Yes, The Parakeet's warm, dim dining room, open-fire cooking and attentive service make it well suited to a special evening, and guests often visit for birthdays and celebrations.
The Parakeet separates a lively front bar/pub from a warm, vibrant dining room (beyond a curtain) with a view into the kitchen; guests also report booth seating, high-top/bar seating and a chefs' table.
The Parakeet isn’t generally dog-friendly, but staff have on occasion made an exception and seated a party with their dog in the pub area so they could dine together.
For a classic Sunday roast, choose Sunday lunchtime, The Parakeet serves roasts on Sundays and many guests praise its Sunday lunch; for a buzzy dinner pick a Tuesday evening, which reviewers note is often full and buzzing.
The Parakeet feels warm and buzzy, a wood‑fired, open‑kitchen approach gives the dining room a smoky, intimate glow, while the lively bar and cozy lighting keep the overall atmosphere friendly and inviting.
The Parakeet gets very busy at peak times, guests report it being “completely full and buzzing” on a Tuesday night, and describe it as “packed” on holiday occasions like Easter, with visitors noting it can feel busy even on a Monday.
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