Reviews

  1. Samantha ★★★★☆

    Food and presentation exceptional. Extremely busy and packed out on a Sunday afternoon. The place is beautiful especially with all the Christmas decorations. Service was quite slow though. I also think it's unfair to add on the service charge. I realise you can ask for it to be removed but why put it there in the first place. Let the diners decide! Although the place is gorgeous I probably wouldn't return, it's very expensive and the parking isn't great either. A lot of cars parked on the main road.

  2. Paul Rosenberg ★★★☆☆

    The ambiance of the restaurant is good. Pleasant atmosphere and waiter service good. Unfortunately I chose the lamb rump, the meat itself was fine , but the celeriac and pancetta were almost non-existent , a very unbalanced plate - disappointed to say the least.

  3. Amy Mooney ★★★★☆

    Came on a Sunday for the carvery. The food was great - a wonderful selection of meat and sides, cut to order. If you’re looking for a traditional Sunday roast, it’s worth a try! We’ll be back.

  1. Joana Ramalho ★★★★☆

    We booked this restaurant for a family gathering, when arrived we were showed to the table that was beautifully presented. Some of us had diatery restrictions which were handled very appropriately and with care. Presented with the wine menu, we had a look at the lovely choices to pair with our food, our server was super helpful and fast at getting our order. We had a lovely time time, would definitely go back!

  2. Kevin Jones ★★☆☆☆

    You need to remove chips from your menu of fish and chips! Worst chips I have ever had as they were tiny, mushy, tasted old.Don't serve them. Fish on the other hand was quite good. Nicely breaded and cooked perfectly.

  3. Ron ★★★★★

    Visited this place for afternoon tea and we were very impressed with the place, the sparkling afternoon tea was very tasty, the service was exemplary we were asked if we would like an extra tea or coffee. We felt really pampered. We sat by a lovely fountain in a lovely setting with a piano playing behind us. Sparkling afternoon tea for two costs £33.00.

  1. Kev Byrne ★★★☆☆

    I was disappointed to have been sat in the servery and not the main palm court restaurant. Whilst service was efficient we had to wait for clean plates at the carvery for 5 minutes. It was difficult to get anyones attention to pay the bill and we had to get up and seek someone out to do this. On production of the bill we were charged for deserts which had not been ordered, and had to ask for this to be corrected. The bill was overcharged by some £24. The service charge was not adjusted to reflect the overall bill. Whilst I am not saying I would not book again, I could not be sure I could get a place in the main restaurant, which is why we booked in the first place. So was very disappointed to be sat in a cold corner where there is no atmosphere. The food was acceptable but some of the vegetables too hard to inedible as were stuffing balls. Hard on outside and gooey in middle. I would hope the food on al la carte menu is much better if I make a return visit. This was a pre visit to booking for a special occasion.

  2. Fiona Moran ★★★★★

    Absolutely 5 star. Place is gorgeous. Food is amazing. Probably the best meal in the best surroundings I've had. Would absolutely recommend it.

  3. Catherine Edwards ★★★★★

    Treated to a delightful Afternoon Tea in the Palm Court. The decor and atmosphere is very elegant, transports you back to the 1920s art deco era. The food was presented beautifully and tasted amazing. Great choice of very delicate patisseries and sandwiches. They were happy to serve food separately due to an allergy and amend some of the choices for us. Great service throughout the whole experience. My only complaint is the scones, very doughy and tough to chew, they stick to the roof of your mouth. Other than that the afternoon was perfect.

  1. Graham Hertz ★★★☆☆

    The setting is lovely. The staff excellent, polite and helpful. However, it only gets 3☆. The carvery was OK but the chef needed to cut and grill our beef because we didn't want it with blood. The turkey and bacon joint were fine. But for £17 lamb and pork would be nice to have. Also the roast potatoes were too hard to cut presumably because they had stood too long and the stuffing was inedible as these cubes were rock solid. Even picking them up you needed to use your fingers and you couldn't crunch them with your teeth as they were far too hard. We informed a manager who removed them from the carvery buffet - bit too late then. Cocktails are expensive and service for drinks afterwards slow. We could see our drinks on the bar but needed to wait quite a while for someone to bring them over to us. And it wasn't busy. We had breakfast there the next morning and this was OK but again food had stood too long. Eggs were like plastic and bacon bit chewy. Sausages were lovely as were the mushrooms and fried bread. Good selection of breakfast food but bread limited to brown or white toast. Don't get me wrong it was a hearty and tasty full English breakfast just not quite up to our expectations of a 4☆ hotel.

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