De Vere Tortworth Estate Restaurant in South Gloucestershire - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Impossible service. The quality and selection of the food is like that of a fast food restaurant. But apparently sufficient for most visitors.

Beautiful room, food was a bit average but we had a great waiter

I live locally-ish. Tortworth has options for different occasions and I love that. I really should go more often. Last night was dinner with an ex colleague. We’re foodies and want to enjoy what we are eating whilst we gossip. We arrived early, straight from work and first to be seated. We had a perfect window seat looking over the garden and those enjoying their summer drinks in the sun. Joseph/Joe was our server, who was young, helpful and very sweet. Attentive but not overbearing. Great recommendations and insights on what other guests thought of options. Pink Prosecco to celebrate a new job with some olives and artisan bread. Yum! I think my friend had pan fried cod on risotto but I can’t be too sure because I was lost in my grilled halloumi on giant couscous! Really hearty and light at the same time. We had a classic tiramisu but it was dressed with little biscotti, tiny pieces of meringue and fruit, that made it just a little bit different. Nice touch. We finished off in the bar next door with Paloma and a Mojito. Perfect evening, thanks Tortworth! Ps my condolences for Lady Grey she will be missed.

It was our second visit and we went to celebrate my wife's birthday. We tried their afternoon tea which was delicious but nothing extraordinary. Sandwiches were soft, fresh and delicious , but the Scone was basic. Scone was a bit tough and didn't taste fresh. From my experience I didn't find their afternoon tea much different than M&S or Patisserie Valerie. It's bit overpriced if you compare with other places. Overall service and atmosphere was great. We really enjoyed it and definitely be back again but not for afternoon tea this time.

Great service, lovely staff and an excellent afternoon tea.

Such a lovely setting but we were shocked by the standard of the food. Stopped for a drink and snack - over £15 for nachos, which was a sad plate of Doritos with microwaved cheese and dips reminiscent of a kids birthday party. Terrace looked amazing in the sun but there were piles of plates and glasses on every table, clearly hadn’t been cleared in hours and as a result there were wasps everywhere.

Excellent food ! 💛 And the service attitude of the restaurant staff is very good. They are so kind and nice. The restaurant’s environment is very comfortable and relaxing.

Historical hotel with outstanding restaurant. Food is really good with astonishing atmosphere. Just a bit disappointed with the dessert, it is ok, but not above average.

Fabulous food in a fabulous place, need to book in advance as it was busy

Attended a class reunion and twenty four of us enjoyed a three course meal in the Victoria room. No complaints from anyone, the food was excellent, and the staff without exception all friendly and accommodating. No long waits for any of the courses. Various bars in the hotel, and not the cheapest of prices but you are paying for a charming location. Do walk around the arboretum, well worth it for the autumn colours.

Went for a drink with my boyfriend- glass on wine and a lime soda.. we're charged £19??? Used to Bristol prices, but this was ridiculous

Had dinner twice here whilst on a 4 day stay, quality of food for such a lovely place is appalling, food tasted like it had been frozen and not fresh. I have 2 days left and on Google trying to find somewhere better to eat, such a let down. This review is for the dinning experience only

Lovely setting food is good cream tea not worth the money but your paying for the beautiful building and garden spa is amazing and very relaxing. Good value also

Very well run Hotel. Very good food. Nice rooms. Super location.

Excellent food whilst staying here last summer. We did not have lunch on any day, but both breakfast and dinner were top class.