Counting House Restaurant in Warwick

Lovely selection of food and daily specials . Food cooked fresh to order . Good value for money. Can serve meals in restaurant and bar area.

A lovely three night stay, lovely evening meals and breakfast, would visit again. Lovely bedroom, but bathrooms need updating

We had good quality food,3 couses for £20 which included a steak option. Good value for money and recommended.

Fantastic food, excellent value and wonderful service, Highly recommended. Special mention to Tyler.

Six of us had a brilliant three course dinner and at £20 per head it must be the best value anywhere in Leamington spa. The price also includes unlimited soft drinks bottled water and tea and coffee. The staff are extremely polite and professional and nothing is to much trouble. The restaurant is immaculatly clean! This special prices menu is also available on Sunday lunchtimes for Sunday roast.

This was our second visit and it was just as good as the first. Had prawns with sweet chilli sauce as starter and then crispy duck salad; others had pate then lamb, all delicious. If you stay at the Angel overnight there would be no point eating elsewhere in the town as you could not better the food here.

Attended a group meal here - organiser had previous knowledge of coming here and it didn’t disappoint.Lovely bar area to meet up in and table was setup nicely when shown through - menu was reasonably priced and nice range. I opted for a steak and ale pie and it was great - big serving and the chunks of steak were plentiful and sizeable too!One of the group went for the sticky toffee pudding and it was huge! So much so it made a lap of the group to try it.....the service was great and even met requests for somewhat different requests for pudding (bowl of custard on its own was lovely!).Overall I’d recommend this to be visited for a meal out with friends, family or groups - just book ahead as it’s not huge but well worth a visit!

Had a roast meal here, it was okay but no better. There is no atmosphere in the restaurant and the staff didn’t engage. The vegetables were quite nice but the potatoes and Yorkshire pudding were both lacking in flavour.

We were very pleased to be asked to a good friend's 70th birthday party - he is a wine 'buff' so we knew the wines would be good, and they were. Once we were all sat down we were served with a delicious langoustine cocktail with a delicious Marie rose sauce followed by one of the best Beed Wellingtons I have ever had. Everyone without exception said how good it was, quite a feat as its difficult to get it right for half a dozen people let alone 70! It was served with Dauphinoise Potatoes, cauliflower cheese green beans and carrots along with a superb red wine and mushroom sauce - absolutely first class.This was followed by an excellent Chocolate brownie - although I think the portions were a little too generous and finished with a really good cheeseboard selection.It was not only one of the best meals I have had recently but considering the number, they were catering for it was really first class

Visited on a quiet Thursday evening to this restaurant which is part of the Angel Hotel We found the service to be extremely accommodating and friendly and the food quality to be very good

It’s the first time I’d been here, what a gem of a place. Wonderful, friendly, efficient service. Fabulous food and amazing value for money. Will definitely be back. Thank you for a great evening.

Visited yesterday with my usual monthly Sunday lunch group and the service and food could not be faulted, friendly service and outstanding choice at a great price for Sunday lunch, generous helpings as well and seeing there were 13 of us very good service

Had a great meal here last night, staff very friendly ,food exelent ,place lovely and clean. We had a great time and would highly recommend it.

We had a meal on the first night and it was excellent. The menu offered a wide choice. I had the seabream and it was very good and well presented.

Lovely food, starters and mains, I would recommend the pate and the prawns and tagliatelle in sauce (off the small menu), huge prawns and lots of them!

Had Sunday lunch with a large group of 18.

We stopped here for dinner by chance and were so glad we did! A good choice of dishes, generous portions beautifully cooked and helpful, friendly service. Although it was quiet when we arrived it soon got busier but nothing was too much trouble. Thoroughly recommended.

We were a party of 12 people celebrating a special birthday. The food was exceptional all arrived together would recommend this restaurant without doubt.

We had a lovely meal here . The restaurant was very quite but the food and service was great. Had never been before but would definitely go again. Sea bass was fab and lambs liver with blackpud was lovely

Otra excelente comida en el escrutinio restaurante. Comimos aquí regularmente en grupos familiares pequeños y grandes y no me puedo quejar de el personal amable y acogedor, excelente comida y servicio que nos experiencia cada vez. Muy bien situado en el centro de Leamington Spa y cuenta con aparcamiento y opciones adicionales de aparcamiento en las inmediaciones.

We stayed in the Hotel and met up with a small family group. We had a very good value well cooked Sunday lunch, we were shocked that with how good the lunch was that the restaurant was not full .

He estado aquí un par de veces, una vez por la noche para una celebración familiar y otra para el almuerzo de domingo y en ambas ocasiones la comida y el servicio han sido excelentes.

A lovely quiet place to eat. It was my first visit to the counting house restaurant, service is top rate, food and drink excellent. and the staff are very friendly and attentive.

Last minute decision to stop was great one! Excellent meal and desert. Fantastic value. Beef stroganoff and burger meal. Slightly out of the way and quiet but well worth a visit. Worthy of mention service was excellent.

Fuimos a comer a un miembro de la familia adiós que era volver a Australia el día siguiente. Tuvimos un par de invidentes con sus dos perros guía en nuestro grupo. Nada era demasiado problema y nos dieron una mesa redonda con espacio para los perros ir debajo.

Comimos aquí el pasado viernes con un grupo de antiguos compañeros de conmemoración de los 25 años desde que la empresa trabajamos para cerrarlo. No soy un gran fan de estos grandes lugares centro de la ciudad siendo un simple muchacho país pero era perfecto para la ocasión. Buena comida magníficamente presentada por un personal excelente y excepcionalmente buena relación calidad-precio.

Hemos estado en la casa de escrutinio hace muchos años, fue muy bueno, entonces, tenía un piano tocando en el fondo.

My husband and I ate here last week to celebrate an anniversary. Great menu choice, and despite there being a large party of diners there, food was served with only a short wait. Food quality was excellent and really tasty. The staff are very friendly and accommodating. We will certainly be dining here again.

My wife and I were visiting Leamington Spa and we studied reviews of this restaurant which were variable. We noted that menu prices away from the main centre (The Parade) were attractive and we decided to try this one. It took a little finding as it is located in a road which runs parallel to The Parade but about 200 yards away via Regent Street. However, our search proved well worthwhile as we had a most enjoyable lunch at a very reasonable price.We arrived shortly after midday and there were no other diners in the room. It is quite large with subdued lighting and all was clean, tidy and well presented. We were greeted by a cheerful gentleman called Simon who we believe is the manager and he served us throughout. We selected the 3 course set lunch which offered 5 choices for all courses. The portions were generous and well presented. Service was most attentive. As the weather was warm and sunny, we took our coffee on the terrace.Throughout the meal there were only two other diners in the room and we couldn't understand why as everything was first class. Apparently, it is difficult to attract people away from the main thoroughfare. Their loss was our gain!We will certainly return on our next visit to Leamington Spa.

The counting house of leamington spa appears to be a hidden gem,on approach it seems tucked away in a relaxed row of buildings not far from other regular pubs,but on entry opens up into a delightful eating room,it presented both warm and comfortable with subtle lighting,clean modern fixtures and fittings ,and very friendly sociable staff ...Although it was lunch time [.we were a table of 3 ]we were greeted politely,shown to our table quickly ,and offered drinks and menu's within minutes...we were first given some nice chunks of granary bread with fresh butter and extra virgin olive oil as a "dip" which seemed a nice touch....Two of us ordered pan fried pork chops with gravy,mash and an assortment of veg that was well presented,full of flavour and tasted delicious,our other member ordered beef strogonnof to which they said it was generous of beef and also tasted delicious....We ended our meal with creme 'brullie".,choc cheesecake with ice cream and the" cheeseboard" which incidently had a good chunk of 3 seperate cheeses,a generous nob of butter, and a selection of 6 assorted crackers...There was also an ample selection of drinks to choose from [ but please remember this venue is more of a resturant than a pub ]..We agreed it was a very commendable 2course menu and brilliant value for £10:95 a head..to which we would like to thank all staff involved for giving us a well cooked satisfying meal and excellent service...."regards to you all...martin"

We had lunch here with my 102 year old mum. We were well looked after but the kitchen was having, we hope, a bad day. My mum's salmon was overcooked and dry, our hamburgers were overcooked and grey in colour. We had asked for them 'rare'..The coffee, which they did offer us fro free, was tasteless.

Avoid their lunch and dinners Mon thru to Fri at all cost. Having been a frequent visitor of L Spa for business trips. I have ate in this hotel several times due to client having a corporate deal. However the steak was so bad, I was almost sick. Grey in colour, cheap meat and vegetables that most supermarkets will throw away.As for Lunch, very limited choice. I made the mistake of trying the jacket potatoes, something my kids can quite easily make, could not believe how they could have messed that up.Much Better places to eat and highly recommend:The White Horse: Best Sunday LunchBills: Great choice of foodCafé Rouge: Nice Ribeye SteaksWildes: Great SteaksSitar: Best Curry House

I went with a group of 8 friends for our yearly reunion and we booked in advance. Drinks in the bar were fine and the food was good (except risotto a bit bland and peas burnt in places?!) but our waitress was obvioiusly having a bad day and didn't want to hide it! Everyone at the table noticed and we tried to ignore it as WE were having a good time! One other note - a dessert menu in laminated pastic thumped onto the table is not in keeping with a restaurant that is trying to be an upmarket establishment.

For starters deep fried prawns and butternut squash & rosemary soup, soup was piping hot full of taste and a generous portion. Ribeye & Fillet steak mine cooked to perfection both served with Confit Cherry Tomatoes, Roasted Mushroom, Onion Rings, Steakcut Chips and a choice of sauce. Chocolate and Honeycone cheesecake with cookies and cream ice cream, oh my goodness this was absolutely fantastic. No room left for coffee or liquors or even the after dinner mint (had to take mine home). I was already looking forward to my next visit even before we left. All staff were lovely and the atmosphere was relaxed, also very good lighting in the restaurant.

Like the hotel it is within, the whole place is very clean and well kept. The restaurant is of a modern design with clean cut lines. The menu would seem to cater for most tastes and based upon what we had the food was excellent and served in generous portions. Service was good and prices were very reasonable for the quality of food served. We shall certainly visit again when in the area.

I visited the Counting House Restaurant a month ago to celebrate a 60th Birthday. The meal was so lovely that I decided to try the Sunday lunch. We were not disappointed. I took my elderly Mum and her friend. Excellent food, very tasty and presented well - compliments to the chef! The staff are a credit too - very helpful, polite and friendly. Thank you for a lovely time. We look forward to our return visit. We felt it was very good value for money.

Extremely impressed by the Mother's Day lunch today. Despite being absolutely full, the food quality was excellent and the staff's service and warmth were faultless. The menu was a little dearer than perhaps they normally charge but it was very fairly priced compared with other restaurants that we had looked at, particularly given the huge portions.We will definitely come back again.

Superb food and service. Could only manage two courses. Desserts are extra special and presented well. Received a counting house chip for future discounts.Only disappointment is that the chip cannot be used on Sunday's or special days.

Ate in here on a Friday evening was fairly busy but they easily found us a table as we hadn't booked. The food menu looked pretty good with a few specials but we decided on their Fish Friday special offer - two fish and chips with a bottle of house wine for £25. This proved to be a very good choice, the food was excellent and so filling that we couldn't have the desserts that we had planned on having. Great value.

Food was excellent. The staff were very polite and courteous and a credit to the place. Well recommended

A good value lunch menu 2 courses for £10.95. Food is ok, decor nice ,staff are friendly and attentive without being intrusive.restaurant is a bit on the quiet side but ok .

We ate in here as part of our B&B package at the Angel Hotel to which it is attached. Friday night Fish and Chips are legendary but we also found the breakfast pretty good. Nice decor, but lots of competition in the town centre so it looked a little quiet in the evening - however, that does mean when its quiet you can do the romantic thing, which is not so easy in some of the busier places. Overall - yep I would go back and would enjoy eating there again

Very impressed with food, service and surroundings - small touches like bringing a jug of water and bread with a balsamic and oil dip, and recommending menu choices. Starters of smoked salmon and prawn salad and chicken liver pate both went down well, as did the mains of lasagne and roast half chicken (the piri-piri sauce was indeed hot as the waitress had warned!) with delicious chips. The winter berry cheesecake was also lovely.

Some while since our last visit, but as good as ever. Set 2 course lunch for £10.95, good choices, well cooked and nicely presented. Despite the restaurant being very busy service was still calm, friendly, and professional. Would highly recommend for a good value lunch.

Myself and 2 friends were staying in Leamington overnight and had not booked anywhere to eat on a Saturday evening. We tried a couple of places which were fully booked and happened to come across The County House. We were a little dubious as to why there were tables free here when everywhere else was so busy but the menu looked good and so we thought we would give it a try!Our meals were lovely, the food tasted so fresh and there were so many options on the menu we all struggled to decide what to eat!The atmosphere was lovely and relaxed and we were not rushed to leave at any time which was pleasing.The waitress was slightly sullen unfortunately, however the service received from the gentleman was much more friendly.

Me and my family came here for lunch after my graduation ceremony. My dad is a vegan and they were extremely accommodating; preparing him a salad to start and organising vegan sausages for main. All seven of us enjoyed absolutely delicious meals at a fantastic price. We had to double check the bill as it seemed too low! Would highly recommend.

We attended a family celebration at the Angel Hotel in a private room and the reception area, staff and cleanliness were wonderful.Our Lunch was an organised set meal for about 30 of us and was provided by the hotel restaurant, the Counting House.The soup and pate starter were excellent and the roast beef was to die for; the sweet....excellent.If you visit for lunch ....forget breakfast as the portions are really good and plentiful.We are unable to comment on cost as our host birthday girl (or maybe her husband) picked up the tab.

We were recommended the evening special. What better than Fish and Chips including a bottle of Wine all for £25 for two persons. It was nice nicely presented, freshly cooked with some excellent French fries. Of course you can choose other dishes from the menu all reasonable priced. Will certainly visit again.

We booked into the restaurant with a party of 7, and were all given a very friendly and warm welcome from both the receptionist and restaurant staff which was a lovely way to start the night! As it was Friday, most of our group opted for the superb fish, chips, and bottle of wine deal which we had heard was both excellent value and very tasty and generous in size! We were not disappointed! The food was beautiful and piping hot, our waitress for the night, along with the restaurant manageress were a credit to establishment with their efficiency and friendliness. A superb night all round that was thoroughly enjoyed by us all! Would definitely book again!

I had a celebratory lunch with friends at The Counting House on a Sunday which meant we were able to take advantage of the 2 or 3 course menu. The portion sizes were huge and excellent value for money. One of my friends had particular eating requirements on the day and the staff were more than happy to provide a suitable main meal. I can definitely recommend this restaurant for lunch with either family or friends. I shall certainly go again.

Stayed in the hotel on business so decided to eat in the restaurant.Nothing spectacular but the food was decent and the service was friendly and efficient.The menu looks good but I felt that if a bit more care was taken and a bit more imagination shown, it could be very good.Happy enough to eat there again if staying on business.

This restaurant was recommended to us by a friend and we were not disappointed.The Counting House is part of the Angel Hotel and is close to Leamington town centre (if shopping) and handy if you are a visitor (e.g.a weekend away).Decor is modern and welcoming and the staff are very friendly (I do like good service). There were just two in our group but it would be just as good for larger, family gatherings.As for the food, we went for the three courses which with the generous helpings meant we were so full, we had to go for a walk afterwards!The menu choice is good and suits all tastes from tasty vegetarian through to the full roast lunch if that's your fancy.Highly recommended and we would visit again.

I have been here twice now for lunch on Saturday and Sunday dinner. Both meals were excellent. Great service and extremely good value for money.

Went on a Saturday night. It was very quiet, so it's not a place for people looking for a lively vibrant restaurant, however it suits us as we know we will get good service and be able to hear each other speak during our meal. There is a main menu along with a small selection of specials. All of the food was cooked exceptionally and the portions were a very generous size, meaning no room for desserts following a starter and main. The only downside was the rib eye steak was not the best quality meat meaning it was quite stringy in places.Would definitely return as it is very good value for lovely food.

Excellenct value for money, food was good and menu not too long. Very enjoyable lunchtime. Will be back and would recommend.

Wanted a special lunch to mark a family occasion. Very good Christmas menu with choices for all three courses. Lovely surroundings, great service and fantastic food. Really enjoyed it and will definitely go back again.

Went recently for Sunday Lunch and was disappointed with the quality .The beef was so tough it couldn't be cut when this was pointed out the waiter took it away and cut it up .This is unacceptable it should have been replaced

We visited with friends and enjoyed a lovely meal. The rib eye steak was cooked to perfection, which was great as so many places don't get it quite right. The portions were very good and it offered value for money. I would visit again and the choices on the menu mean there is something for everyone. The venue is central to the town. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere and the staff did not rush you, we ate and there was no rush to get you out. I would recommend this venue to anyone.

Went here on my own one night , I was in leamington on business.I had soup first then home made lasagne with jacket potato , nice portion.The staff are very attentive and courteous

The restaurant at the Angel hotel in Regent St in Leamington.Just under £10 for a 2 course lunch, can't beat it for value.Bread and oil to start included in price, plenty of choice on special menu, quick service.It would be hard to find a more pleasant lunch venue in Leamington, a real find.Just yards from the shops.Likely that we will become regulars.

i have used the angel hotel for many years for special meals . we have always been treated so well......... until the 13 June 2013 the evening of my mums 94Th birthday . What a awful night we had , my chicken meal that i shared with Mum was cold the bone of the chicken was cold to touch , after finding a "manager" of sorts he took chicken and had re-heated ...to be bought back by waitress , with no apology other than to say--one of those things !!!!! Not wanting to ruin our mums night we carried on the evening , i was finishing my salad and garlic bread when the very same waitress came and took my plate away from me as i was eating from it . i said i haven't finished, she lied and said she had asked .I went again to the manager and asked what was wrong with his staff he said ,he didn't now , and discounted £3.00 from the bill , i am so sad Mum had this awful experience on her special day at a place we trusted after so many lovely meals a apology for such incompetence would of been more acceptable than a £3.00 discount. I hope our very unacceptable , sad night acts as a warning to those of you who want a special night for someone special .. TRY JOES CAFE .

Three of us had lunch here on Saturday. The entrance to the restaurant is at the side of the Angel Hotel. The restaurant was light and airy with a modern feel. We were shown to our table by a friendly waitress. We could order off the main menu or a special lunch menu which had 5 starters and 5 mains and was £9.95 for the two courses.We each ordered a different starter and while we waited we were given a plate of two different types of bread with olive oil and balsamic vinegar which was very tasty.Our starters arrived. One was Chicken liver Pate with pear chutney and toast which was delicious. The second was Roasted Butternut Squash soup which was extremely good and piping hot and the third was a fan of melon with raspberry sorbet which was also very tasty. Our mains were Risotto with blue cheese and spinach which was delicious and two of us had Lambs liver with creamy mash. These too were delicious. It is so easy to overcook liver but this was cooked perfectly, so was moist and tender.We were offered desserts and coffees but we did not have room. The meal for the three of us with a soft drink each was under £35.00 which for the quality was superb. If we are ever back in Leamington Spa we will defiantly eat here again.

We went to the restaurant section of the Angel Hotel known as 'the counting house' restaurant for lunch on a Saturday. Between 12 - 2 there is a 2 course lunch offer (starter and main) for £9.95. It is absolutely fantastic value. There was a choice of 5 starters and 5 mains. We were given bread with an oil and balsamic vinegar dip, while we waited for our starters. The food was served piping hot and tasted fantastic. We were offered the dessert menu but could not fit another thing in! The service was also fantastic, friendly and efficient. You could not beat this lunch offer for quality of food and value. Would definitely return.

Went on a Friday night and had a lovely salad for starter whilst my husbands scallops were nice also but then we had the two portions of the fish with the bottle of wine for £22. The wine was ok but not chilled but the fish and chips were very poor even for the price paid, watery frozen fish and not cooked chips. Overall very average

My wife and I spent 3 nights in Leamington for a well earned break and to celebrate our 54th. Wedding Anniversary. We went looking for a restaurant that was not Italian, Indian, Chinese, Lebanese or any other variety of Restaraunt of which there are many in Leamington. We were fortunate to find 'The Counting House' which is part of the Angel Hotel. The food was excellent with a good varied menu to suit all tastes. They also have a good wine list. The waitresses were polite and helpful, overall a good experience and we went back again the next night and the food and service was just as good. Highly recommended.

This was Mums treat and I had never eaten here before, but a friend recommended it. Overall, I really like the deco. I like the atmosphere. The waitresses were helpful. We both had roast beef and yorkshire pud. It was lovely, albeit they scrimp on the gravy. The roast parsnips were chewy and yummy.We both had toffee icecream and a choc sponge, which was beautifully presented but I have to say didn't hit the mark on taste- it didn't really taste of very much.I finished with a very disappointing coffee, it was tepid and weak. Not what I expected. This is good value (£15 for 2 courses) with a really lovely main meal, but not so good on the pudding and definitely poor coffee.It would not put me off going again, I would give it one final visit to compare.

10 of us arrived for a friends birthday on a Saturday evening. Restaurant was busy, in a nice atmospheric sense. Good varied menu easily catering for my parties varied tastes. I had the homemade Steak and Stilton pie which can be a gamble, but it most definitely paid off. Everyone very happy with food and wine and good friendly service! Clean and tasteful modern decor too.

Have not been to the counting house before but have to say we really enjoyed out Sunday lunch although not much atmosphere the food and service was was fab

We came on Friday 7 December. It was empty at 7.15 but sounded busy in the bar. A few subtle xmas decs and crackers on the table. The dinner xmas menu was £22 for 3 courses. Excellent value. Started with feta, warm fig, poached red wine pear and rocket salad. Herb crusted rack of lamb with red cabbage and dauphinoise to follow. (See pics) All washed down with a tasty merlot for £18! After a slight interlude we devoured a cointreau cheesecake and a plum pudding that was as light as Fred astaire's footwork! Thoroughly delicious and fantastic value. We eat here every month or so, the steaks are excellent, as is fish n chip Friday. The service is just fine and lovely homemade bread /oil/sticky.sweet balsamic is complimentary. You should come and see for yourself!

I was looking for a place for a group of cousins to get together and chose The Counting House after being recommended by a friend. I'm so glad I did as they looked after us so well it really made it a special day. The food was also excellent and very good value for money. I would certainly recommend it to others. Many thanks to all the staff.

A quiet restaurant nicely tucked away from the main streets, but near enough to be accessible by foot. Food was delicious and offers good value for money. We had fish and chips and roast chicken both of which exceeded out expectations. The ambience is modern and pleasant. I noticed that they also have promotions over weekends.

The restaurant was quiet and we were seated right away by a friendly chap. However the staff taking our orders seemed uninterested and lacked warmth. The food came promptly and we were given complimentary bread whilst we waited. The food tasted great, although the chips were undercooked. The bill was left on our table and collected unappreciatevly. Throughout the meal the staff were not interested in any good humor, except for one female member who actually engaged with us. We would have preferred not to have been served by 4 different staff members throughout the visit. We will not be returning.

Fantastic choice of menu and good affordable prices without the reduction in quality

Great food, great service, lovely surroundings - what more could you want? The menu is quite varied and the food is absolutely top quality, without breaking the bank. The staff are very friendly and attentive too. For lunch or dinner I would highly recommend it - you won't be disappointed!

Having eaten at most of Leamington's restaurants, we took a gamble on this - from the perspective of eating at a hotel's restaurant. We were very pleasantly surprised. On arrival we were given a choice of where to sit "wherever you would be more comfortable"....what a refreshing change! We opted for a table of 4, despite only being 2 - as 2 of the 3 tables for two were filled...I hate sitting on top of people. Anyway, the menu was varied and tempting and the service was very good. Fish and chip Friday was a good deal but we opted to share a baked camembert with walnut bread and onion chutney (plenty of bread was provided) - there was the odd lump of garlic, but it wasn't so raw as to be unpleasant. For mains we had ribeye steaks - both cooked medium rare served with home-made peppercorn and bearnaise sauces. Lovely soft meat and served with a steak knife which you rarely get these days. I washed mine down with a nice glass of house red (Malbec). The pudding menu looked inviting and the strawberry icecream tasted home-made and was delicious. The interior is modern and clean and plenty of staff around to assist. So, two reasons why I didn't give it a 5: 1. There was very little atmosphere until I asked if they could put some music on, which they duly did.2. The waitresses started laying the unoccupied tables for breakfast (at 8.30pm) which reminded you that you were in a hotel. They could have waited until restaurant guests had departed.We will return again, the food really was very good and the bill very reasonable. Give it a try if you are a bit stir-crazy of your usual favourites.

Getting a restaurant reservation in a nice restaurant in Leamington Spa at the weekend can be quite tricky. We have discovered a hidden gem which is the Counting House restaurant at the Angel Hotel. I'm almost apprehensive about reviewing it as we can always get a reservation when we want it and I would hate that to change.The restaurant is fairly recently renovated with a stylish "mid centruy" retro feel. We have been on four occasions in the last two months. Each time the food has been lovely. It has a European theme with simple, fresh,well cooked ingredients. There are lots of daily specials, for instance always a scallop dish, a fish of the day and a homemade pie. It is good value with some amazing bargains. For instance, on a Friday evening, you can have fish and chips for two people with a bottle of wine for £22. The service is great. . We like the wine list and are particulalrly fond of the house white - a gorgeous savignon/ semillion blend.This restaurant comes highly recommended!