Eryl Mor in Gwynedd

The staff are lovely and the view from our room 24 was marvelous. But this is a tired and tatty hotel for the amount of money paid. Also the shower was thick with mould and smelt bad. Bed was creaky and uncomfortable. I feel we paid for the view and the rest was not really worth the cost.

I am on a bit of an adventure with a friend visiting, using public transport, the 8 castles of Edward 1. The journey and experience so far has been glorious with differing standards of both accommodation and eating experiences. Bangor is our last stop and we are staying at the University in Halls of residence while visiting both Beaumaris and Caernarfon castles. This evening we had booked into the Eryl Mor. We had read reviews and seen the pictures and thought as it was only a short walk from our accommodation we would give it a go. The experience was nothing short of woeful. The worst part of the experience was no compliance with the Covid restrictions that are still in place here in Wales. We mentioned on arrival that we had booked but our name was not taken neither were we asked as you are in Wales to complete a track and trace form. We walked into the bar area to enquire where are table was only to be laughed at by three women sitting in the bar because we were wearing masks. They talked amongst themselves saying they did not even know where their masks were. They were residents but they still should have been wearing masks when walking round the hotel which they did not. They had a downstairs room with 2 dogs in that barked the whole time we were eating. The greenhouse type restaurant did have a lovely view of the sea but it was a sad place. You would have thought some work might have been done on it during lockdown but no. The roof had not seen a good wash in a while covered in seagull poo. The meal was OK but the service was poor, the ambience non existent. Another thing to add is that the picture you see of this hotel is not the building the restaurant is attached to nor the building the guests seemed to be staying in but one next door. Not often I write a review on Trip Advisor but this morning after the night before I am feeling really angry mainly due to the Covid non compliance which has been so rigorous during the rest of our trip.

Ordered two Sunday dinners from here today, one was with veggie sausages and other different meats, the wait was half an hour which is ok, but after waiting another 10 minutes after arriving to collect we then got the food home to a stone cold Sunday dinner!!! I'm still in shock how it could be served that cold and especially after waiting 40 minutes for it!! The meat was very very dry, veggie sausages were probably the worst we have tasted, everything was very bland, will not be going here again!!

I have always found Eryl Mor to be a solid hotel. Nothing fancy but a rooms OK and good food for the price.I was therefore pleased to be offered a “half price rate” given that the rate I was about to book at was £57 I was surprised on arrival to find staff had been left a note quoting £99 for two nights and although I had more than once checked the rate I was told the advertised rate was £66 per night. Still £99 for two nights is not right.On arrival the Covid regulations meant the usual standards were not in place but I did not expect folding tables with plastic tubs of cereal most of which was on the floor.Not having paid I took the walk out the door option. On calling the hotel I got through to an individual who told me he was “taking all calls”. Why so? It appeared to me that a new management style was in place and that the old faces had gone! It also felt like a “Ghost Ship” or “sinking ship”Do not fall for half price offers, or indeed any offer. Do not expect the old Eryl Mor, or expect warm tea, or tea in a pot, or on a tray.A sad day for me but at least I had not paid up front. Be very careful or find somewhere else.

Took two Sunday dinners as takeaway. As you can see, plenty of choice and it tasted OK. Bit dissapointed that it was cold and i had to reheat when I got in as I feel the taste would have been better. Will definitely try again and eat in this time. Service great and friendly. Reasonably price. I wouldnt have an issue recommending this place.

Ristorante facente parte dell'albergo, dove abbiamo pernottato. Personale al tavolo gentilissimo (lo stesso della reception). I piatti delle pietanze discreti. Buono rapporto qualità/prezzo.

Quiet but was midd week. Nice staff. Good choice on the menu. Food was homemade and very nice. Daughter had nice meal off kids menu.

Where do I start! We booked a table for 8 adults for my parents 30th Pearl Anniversary! The Table was booked well in advance (week before) . We arrived at 7:20pm and table was booked for 7:30pm so slightly earlier and we were shown where to be seated, we went to the bar which was pleasantly really modern and ordered our drinks separate to our food bill, at 7:35pm we had to ask for our menus and we ordered our starters by 7:45, (staff was no where to be seen we had to ask for service).Our starters took until 8:50pm to arrive 1HR AND 5 MINUTES LATER!! And was told when the starters were coming out that with the mains we had ordered weren't available! (This took the staff or chef 1hr and 5 minutes to notify us) They told us that they had a massive order and that they were extremely busy! Where these people were hiding I have no idea as the place was empty! If there was we assumed that this was the cause of most of our meals no longer being available. And I must say when the starters arrived it was nothing to special! Once we finished our starters we had to ask for our plates to be removed! And staff said that the chef has just started on our mains.We ordered more drinks while we were waiting. The wait for the mains ended up being longer and let to us asking to speak to the manager as by this time we had been waiting for over an 1hr and 30 minutes and still no sign of our mains! The manager came down stairs eventually and seemed to have a no care attitude. We explained that service was taking to long and had concerns for the pregnant lady in the party that had nothing to eat since we arrived at 7:20pm. The response was a sheepish ‘I will sort out the bill later and will see where our fod is and get them out as soon as possible and walked away!’ There was no apology he left the front line staff to do this and vanished (we were that close to walk out as its now been another hour and still no mains’ following discussing with the manager.’ It’s a shame as this place had had a lovely refurbishment but the food lets it down. Having a long wait time would have made up for great food and service but unfortunately there was neither. Eventually the food arrived and all the orders were incorrect and the steaks were atrocious. The general feeling I had was the staff were pretty clueless and were left in the lurch to try and rectify a disaster in the making! Following the foods arrival long story short all the orders being incorrect all the steaks overcooked and food general being cold. We asked to speak to the manager once again as if this wasn’t bad enough the manager went into hiding and sent out the Chef to appologies. The response was something along the lines ‘ ill make you all a curry to rectify the issue?’ At this point it was so baffling let alone the terrible food but the response by management – front of house staff?. We refused to pay for the food , a kind staff member did come out to apologies and said the bill would be forgotten about and for us to leave. This was very disappointing let alone did we not only feel bad for the waiters who were left in the lurch to try and deal with the situation without any support but they overall ruined and evening of celebration. On the plus side we did end up getting a brilliant take away curry at 10:40pm from our local restaurant I suppose there is always a silver lining. All I can say is avoid if you want to have good service and good food.Just to note this is the first bad review that I have left for a hotel/restaurant I am very disappointed that I had to leave this review especially on a local restaurant, but unfortunately as it was so bizarre I had to leave a note of caution for others don’t waist your time or money!

I came here for a meal on Mothering Sunday with family and friends. We had a bit of a wait when we got there and had to be moved a few tables, however, we finally got sat down and enjoyed our meal. For the price the food was adequate. The beef was nice, but the turkey was quite dry. The mash potato tasted a lot like smash, rather than actual potato. I'd probably go again, because the price was so reasonable.

Absolutely can’t fault the homemade roast dinners on offer. My husband ordered a large roast dinner (which was enormous) and my children and I ordered children’s roast (which were large enough). All the meats, potatoes, vegetables & gravy were obviously home made & so delicious. What a great find & prices are very reasonable, however it’s wise to book as it gets rather busy.

My wife and I visited Bangor for the day during a one week holiday in the Llyn peninsula. As we had discovered during this week we had come to north wales slightly out of season therefore many places were closed during the day which sometimes made finding somewhere good for lunch rather difficult at times. After trying a place on the pier (we had seen on tripadvisor) that was again closed we walked back to where we had parked the car and noticed a sign on the side of this hotel advertising afternoon teas and although we were unsure of what we wanted to eat we decided to give it a try. There was a nice conservatory and an outside seating area where we could sit with our dog while enjoying the sea view. We ordered the afternoon tea for 2 which was £14 which considering some of the places we had eaten in seemed very reasonable, when it arrived it could have easily been afternoon tea for three!There was a selection of sandwiches (chicken salad, egg mayo and tuna), sausage rolls, a selection of cakes (vanilla slice, macaroons, Victoria sponge and blueberry muffin) finished off with jam and clotted cream scones and unlimited tea, all of which were very nice and presented well. The lady who served us was also very nice and friendly and brought us some sausages she had left over from breakfast for the dog, it turned out to be just what we needed after being disappointed at a few other places. I would definitely try this hotel again and have a full lunch or evening meal so I can add to this review, as we only had a short stop for afternoon tea it’s difficult to review the restaurant as a whole but if the main menu is as pleasant as what we had then I would definitely recommend it!

This was a family meal for which we were sat in the conservatory , the food was well presented , stunning and in abundance . When we looked up the view in front of us of Anglesey was stunning , an enjoyable time had by all.

Had Sunday lunch here 2 weeks in May 2018.Arrived after 3pm with friends.Sat in the conservatory,lovely views of the Sraits.We had the Sunday Dinner,some had the small at £5.50 and some the large at £8.45 (doggie bags where required)but it wasnt just about the quanity which was LARGE it ws really nice and a lovely taste on the beef.Well worth a visit,great views and a really good Sunday Lunch.Carl Marshall(anglesey)

OMG what can I say? Was warned about the portions so ordered the small turkey Sunday lunch, hubby had the ordinary lamb and both sister in laws had the small lamb Sunday lunches. Service top knotch, lovely lad saying hope you enjoy and if you need anything please ask - fair play to him. 2 had desserts which looked the bees knees. Couple of glasses of wine and couple of beers. Cannot complain about the location (conservatory), the food, the service and the price - wonderful. We nearly cancelled due to the weather as travelling from Rhyl to collect both sister in laws, one of whom worked here for about 10 years, Lynne. I will deffo return and recommend to all family and friends. Thank you very much. Diolch yn fawr iawn xxxx

This place on a Sunday is very popular for families and couples to have Sunday Roast. While the dining room is “a bit ordinary”, and the 70s still resonate strongly here, the views are fantastic, the staff are friendly and the roast is awesome - three kinds of spuds, cabbage, carrot/swede, cauliflower, peas, broccoli, Yorkshire (not the rubbery kind..!) and an extra gravy boat without being asked.

I choose to eat at the hotel as I did not want to go looking for somewhere after a 6 hour drive.

Lugar pintoresco donde disfrutar de estupendas vistas mientras degustas un plato típico galés o un pollo tandori. Parece que el propietário es indú, así que tienen en la carta del restaurante del hotel unas cuantas especialidades riquísimas del lejano oriente.

I booked a 3 night stay at Eryl Mor thru Late Rooms.

Sunday lunch is absolutely gorgeous. Huge portion, so cheap! Homemade roasties and everything else. Plenty of meat. Homemade puddings at a very cheap price too. Yum yum! Could happily go here every week!

Arrived around 4 pm. Roast dinner was ENORMOUS!! Good choice of pudding and very reasonably priced. Staff and environment friendly.

Visited for one night usual good food and polite staff. This time though given 3/4 instead of full double. Ok for one night but could have been a problem had we stayed longer. Still 4* though as great location.

Yo tenía que recoger a alguien de Bangor para llevar a Gatwick y decidimos viajar el domingo y una estancia de una noche. Elegí este hotel al azar y estaba tan contento que yo. Me prometieron una vista al mar, ya que estaba trabajando en Semana Santa y yo tuvimos una maravillosa vista sobre el estrecho de Menai y el muelle. La habitación estaba impecablemente limpia y la cama era muy cómoda. La ducha era excelente. Tuve la cena con asado y un excelente flan y budín pegajoso pizcas que cuesta 10 libras muy buena relación calidad-precio. El desayuno era abundante y con una variedad de cereales, etc. para elegir así como el desayuno preparado. El personal era muy amable y servicial. No podría haber pedido más y una excelente relación calidad-precio. Gracias a todos

Llegamos muy hambrientos y optamos por una gran cena con asado de ternera de domingo con todos los adornos. Muy deliciosa comida casera en un ambiente acogedor. Personal amable y eficiente. A un precio razonable.

Reservado para mis hijas 18 de marzo, el personal era genial, la comida buffet también gran encantaron los vegetales mixtos. vista perfecta para la visualización con hoguera y sin duda volveremos gracias a todo el personal.

Good home cooked Sunday lunch...plenty of meat and gravy...excellent value for money.Friendly service and comfortable surroundings...recommended.

Lovely food, very extensive menu, pets welcome in the bar area, staff brought water out for our dog straight away, fab

仕事の関係で利用しました。Bangorの駅からは徒歩10分以上かかるくらい離れていますが、ゆったりとしたBangorの海の景色を味わうにはいい場所です。今回はシングルルームの利用でしたので、部屋は狭く感じましたがイギリスの地方のホテルやB&Bと同じ設備はしっかりとありますし、清潔感も十分あります。レストランやパブもありますので、夕飯も食べることができますし、近くにもレストランやパブはあります。朝食はいろいろ選択できます。

Sunday lunch just mush on your plate.A shame as this place wasa decent place at one time.service and quality poor

Found this place when looking for Bangor Pier. We were a bit unnerved as there was no one else having food at 7 30pm on a Saturday in August. Like the pied piper the crowds arrived as we sat down. Well, at least 12 others arrived. Any way, less of the annoying guff. Food was great, service was quick and friendly, the real Welsh Ale was flowing and the draught Guinness was, 1quid a pint. Yes a pint for a pound. No words can too that.

A family member recommended we visit for Sunday lunch as they had been and throughly enjoyed it. They advised me to order the "small Sunday dinner" rather than the large as the large was enormous. I cautiously ordered the small turkey dinner, my partner ordered a large mixed carvery. Wow, it was massive! I struggled with the small, partner couldn't finish the large. It is definitely good value for money & the best place in Bangor for Sunday lunch. Highly recommended!

cheap and basic acomodation, some rooms offer nice views over the Menai Straits. super breakfast, didnt try the food in the evening

We selected the Eryl Mor to meet up with family who we only see every couple of years as the location is good being next to the pier and views of the Menai Straits are stunning, which is more than can be said for the meals.My Camembert starter was still frozen in the centre.My wife's mushrooms in a curry sauce were no better than at the chippy.We had red tai chicken curry which was heavily spiced to disguise the fact that the chicken must have been from leftovers from a couple of days prior.The only reason we didn't complain was that it would have spoils a special occasion.It will be a long time before we summon up the courage to go there again.

I am one of those people that really likes his food. Now call me greedy and you would be, well, actually, you'd be perfectly right. But, my point is, when I buy food somewhere and it is brought to the table, I want my reaction to be - "How the hell am I gonna eat all that!?"At Eryl Môr, I even used an 'F' word. When the plate arrived my flabber was ghasted! Well and truly. A enormous place of Sunday lunch with a massive variety of meats, traditionally and hand cooked on the premises, just like Mum's. And it was delicious. This place has stunning views, and a stunning menu for a memorable Sunday lunch, and so much food, you will need to undo the top button of your jeans and take an afternoon nap. Or failing that, a lovely walk down nearby Bangor pier. And just wait till you see their dessert menu - Crumble, coconus and jam sponge with pink custard! Chocolate sponge with chocolate custard! Bread and butter pudding. Heaven! This place is fabulous.

Very good staff and excellent menu.Despite extensive menu also offered specials and Friday night is curry night

I go to the Eryl more to have a meal near Christmas and this has become a tradition in my family, ever since I was at university. The food is fantastic and reasonably priced. They offer the standard menu plus advertise specials on the board by the bar. The staff are really friendly and the best area to eat is the conservatory because you get some nice views over the bay.

I stayed for 3 nights B&B in an attic bedroom which was tastefully decorated and furnished - two comfortable single beds, a seating area and a well equipped bathroom with a shower above the bath. Tea/coffee, Freeview tv and also inclusive Wi-Fi use for guests were available in my room. It was comfortable, clean and quiet with spectacular views from my bedroom window of Afon Menai / Menai Straits, Ynys Mon / Anglesey and along the coast to Llandudno. Unfortunately, the Wi-Fi connection was poor at times which could be due to my attic bedroom's location. There's also no lift and had to carry my luggage up numerous flights of stairs, some of them quite narrow. The breakfast was good and even though the cooked breakfast seemed to be of good quality, it gave the impression that perhaps not all of the ingredients were cooked fresh to order that morning! I felt 'rushed' at breakfast as my cooked breakfast arrived before I had finished my cereal. The staff were polite and efficient but I didn't feel 'welcomed' at breakfast nor at Reception on my arrival. This hotel has the potential to be excellent so as to match it's wonderful location and spectacular views.

Very good value Sunday lunch. Good selection of meats and lots of veg, and all for £6.95. We went at a quiet time, but we were told it can get busy. Also useful to know that if you take your own plate, they will fill it for you to take home.All in all, a really nice, old fashioned Sunday roast served by friendly staff in a venue with outstanding views over the Menai Straits.Will definitely go back, which is as good an endorsement as any.

We do not live in Bangor but have frequented the Eryl Mor a few times with our friends and for a wake. The staff here are fabulous. The Eryl Mor is situated in a fantastic spot overlooking the Menai Straits and Bangor Pier. You can sit outside on the verandah or in the conservatory which gives you the beautiful view. The food is highly recommended and the Sunday dinner is a must. Each time we have been we have never been disappointed and look forward to many visits to our favourite Bangor place. Only criticism is that there is no disabled access. Wheelchairs have to be carried up some steep steps.

This place reminds me of an old peoples home! Food isn't to bad just piping hot, like it's been over heated in the microwave! Did have a lovely peanut butter cheesecake which was lovely hence the 3* otherwise I'd of given less!

Me and my girlfriend had the Sunday roast dinner here on 23/08/2015. The food and service was great and we enjoyed a lovely view of the sea from the conservatory. Our plates were piled up with tender meats and freshly cooked veg. Their home made deserts are really nice too. I recommend the Mint Aero Cheesecake. The only reason I can't bring myself to give this a 5* rating is because the dining environment, crockery and table setting lacked any class. The plate was too small for the amount of food on it and the plates and cuttlery were very basic. Also, had to ask twice for some extra gravy but that's no big issue.

The food was nice. £6.95 for cavery which is really good however, we weren't told we could have a mix of meats but we wasn't made aware that it was an extra £1 to have this. We asked for extra gravy during the meal which they had forgotten about. However it is good value. I would recommend coming here as a family as there were lots children, I wouldn't come for a romantic dinner as it isn't that type of place. In addition, the view from the conservatory is beautiful!

Found this by chance, staff really friendly. Beautiful views across the straights and the doors was good and not over priced. The bar was quite basic and a little tired but the atmosphere was very relaxed. After all your not going to eat or during the rusty chairs lol. I had the special noodles and beef it was way to big for me to finish. The mussels starter was Devine and less than a fiver. There are however, a steep set of Skinny stone steps to climb to get into the hotel, quite difficult for some to manage I would imagine.

Tremendous views over the Straits and right on the promenade and pier for a glorious walk into the Menai Straits. Nice breakfast too

This is a fantastic hotel if you are looking for good quality at affordable prices. All the staff are happy and pleasant and always ready to chat and have a laugh with you.The food is good value and the breakfast you could not eat it all! We will be going back.

Stopped at this traditional hotel for one night while in Bangor for the first time .right by the pier ,pub and Italian close ,rooms did the job for an overnight stay .you can walk into town I 10 mins .does not seem to a vast chose of hotels in area so you could do worse .good size room with fine shower .the real plus is the view .fantastic .breakfast v.good .

Plenty of choices and the food was really tasty. Breakfast was good and again plenty of choice and the staff were really friendly

Had to wait in the foyer, no one showed us to our room or told us if breakfast was included or not. So didn't bother with breakfast ate at cafe down the road

Had dinner with family. The lady attending to us provided good service. But the food was really bad. Unfortunately we have to rate this as the worst food we ever had anywhere in the world. We reported to the management lady as to how the peas and potatoes were soggy and appeared old, how the meat looked over cooked and was served in an old plate which looked unhygienic and all in all - inedible, the management lady blamed the cook and said she shall let the cook know and that was it! We left empty stomach after paying up though we were famished and wanted just basic hygienic food.

Fiance and I were here for Sunday Lunch 1st Feb, we had booked as I had heard it gets awfully busy. We found our table (business card with our name and time of booked table was left at the table for us), and sat down. There was a choice of lamb, beef, pork, chicken or turkey I believe. Both of us decided to go for two "Large" Chicken dinners as the group of pensioners on the next table were all ordering small meals :) Our food came quite quickly and piping hot. Lovely food, Huge portions and very friendly staff. will come again :) might go for a smaller lunch next time and try out a pud! :) Couldn't finish my chicken so took home to the dog, who also enjoyed it! :)

Reasonable choice at very reasonable prices with added benefit ofConservatory Sea View . Quality of food good with generous portions

We were a group of 6 here for dinner on a Friday evening. Having never visited before I was impressed with the beautiful view along the coast. We ordered a range of dishes (I had the mushroom stroganoff which was barely edible and came presented with a withering salad on the side.) The vegetables were overcooked and not pleasant in the least. Others in the group mentioned dry lamb, poor presentation etc) We were unimpressed with the tiny puddings which we all had (hoping to redeem the bland mains). The place was virtually empty, had no atmosphere and for some reason stinks of cigarettes!! Total waste of time and money.

We are a family group of eight and have eaten here three times now, the food and the service has been excellent and we would recommend this place to anyone.

We were staying so ate there after a long journey. Helpful, friendly staff. There was enough food for 8 served to the 4 of us. With wine it was under £20 a head. We had 2 courses. Food was ok, hot and filling.

lovely Sunday lunch served here plenty of food, very tasty, friendly waitresses, very reasonable prices - you won`t get a better Sunday lunch anywhere in the area and if you are hungry and like a decent size portion on your plate then Eryl Mor is the place to eat - you won`t be disappointed

Stayed here two nights again. For me this its an ideal place to stay, reasonable, friendly and reliable and very well situated. Tonight is Valentine's night and Gaynor is in the kitchen and I was served up the best shank of lamb replete with ample vegetables including excellent cauliflower cheese. I gather she usually presides only over Sunday lunches.

lovely sunday lunch, plenty of it. mashed roast and new pots. Inside needs updating. lovely views, slow service at bar and for payments.

I`ve been going here a few weeks for sunday lunch recently and the food and service has been very good, However it all changed, the waiter accidentally spilt my roast dinner all over me which burnt me and made a mess on my clothes,also gravy went all over the wall beside me, then the owner came with a dirty tea towel and started to wipe the side of my plate with it and gave me one square paper towel to clean myself up. I admit accidents happen and the waiter couldn`t apologies enough so i didn`t make a big deal even though i was annoyed. the owner didn`t offer a refund, a free dessert or a an offer to pay for my cleaning bill, also no accident book was filled. we also asked for mint sauce twice which we got as we were finishing our meals. It`s a shame but i will not be going here again and i don`t recommend anyone else to go there either, it stinks of damp anyhow!And the little guy with the glasses wasn`t there today and he is really good.

Had a lovely Sunday lunch today. Melt in your mouth roast beef and gravy (you could also have pork, lamb or turkey) roast, mashed AND new potatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, peas,mashed carrot and swede. We asked for extra gravy which was duly supplied. Very quick service and friendly. You were asked if we wanted a large or a small portion so we went for the large - I haven't eaten as much for a long time. Tap water again was free. Fantastic value for £6.50. I would recommend that if you want to eat in the conservatory you should book beforehand. The view from there is beautiful. We were seated inside which was fine, ok in need of a bit of a makeover but highly recommended. They also do takeaway food.

Can't remember if this was 2 or 3 star to be honest. Room was quite small and pokey. Where I saw other rooms which were much nicer. Luck of the draw I suppose. Good grub and nice staff however overlooking The Menai Straits, Anglesey and the Pier!!

the view is beautiful... when u see it from outside the building leaves a really good impression ... when u go in .. things change a lil bit. First there are 10 15 steps to arrive to the reception ... if u have a heavy luggage it's really unconfortable.. then u go in the room. the room is ok, good beds.. but the shower kept losing a piece everytime i used it, the tv had no remote.. apparently people stole them, the tv was flat and hanging high on the wall.. if u wanted to watch it laying in bed u couldn't see nothing. Then the service ... the waitress come everymorning to clean the room but everything she does is to set the bed and leave some cookies.. all the dirt on the floor stays there... then breakfast is served on plastic table cloths and the two waitresses are sort of rude with the guests... one morning i asked to give me a full "cup" of milk ... cause milk and sugar stay open on the table everymorning and the sugar all day long ... which i find not really higienic .. so when i came to breakfast my cup was half empty cause the client before me maybe drank it .. and the lady not nicely argued with me cause i wanted a new one ... then one morning there were 4 arabic men not speaking a very good english and ordering breakfast not all together but one thing at the time ... the waitress first didn't help them at all explaining how breakfast worked but then started yelling at them that they couldn't order things separatly ... if the hotel were mine i would have fired her right the way.concluding it's ok to stay there for a couple nights but there's no clue on the meaning of hospitality and the price for a single room should be 30 pounds.

Great views over the Menai Straight (perfect when it is a bit cool to sit outside)The 4 of us had each chosen a different meal. All 4 meals turned up within 20 minutes, hot, plentiful and delicious, even the cheap ones.The beer pump had a problem but the staff was very apologetic.The inside is in need of refurbishment, so if necessary, just walk fast to the loo and come back to the magnificent view!

The place was filthy, the chairs were covered in food debris & dust from years gone by, and there was a generally shoddy appearance. Whilst waiting for the food to come, we ordered drinks, when they came there were bits of something white floating in them. The side salad was brown & limp, mushrooms looked like they had been recyled from breakfast, but to top it all off there were dogs walking around the food area and we were appalled to witness the waitress on her knees cuddling the dogs, resulting in her clothing being contaminated with dog hair bearing in mind she'd used her sleaves to carry our food to the table. When we complained about this we were told they had a dog friendly policy ! hence why they were feeding the dogs in the restaurant. Never will I set foot in the place again