Gallery Restaurant in Cotswold

We stopped for some cream teas on the cafe side of the restaurant. The cream teas were tasty but a little expensive for the size of the scones. However what was truly bad was the manager, she was rude not just to us but to many customers around us. She scolded us one by one for “removing” the reserved sign on our table, even though her employee said it was a walk in table. She rudely told us “if you wanted to come here you should have reserved”. She also didn’t allow us to share our tea pot and refused to bring more cups. This attitude is honestly what made us leave so quickly, we were all uncomfortable and tired of being treated this way. It’s a shame because the cafe is very beautiful.

Worst service ever. We waited 40 min for tea and coffee and barely anyone paid any attention. Please avoid here.

Everyone working here is soooo accommodating and friendly. They make the most efforts to make you feel comfortable and get you everything you need. We had afternoon tea and that was absolutely lovely. A great price too. £27 for a full tea. For dinner we had the halibut, kids fish and chips, burrata, truffle fries and the side of beans. Almost All was lovely. Would not recommend the burrata it doesn’t have the texture of the good burrata and the portion is quite sad. Even to share

Lovely restaurant within the Swan hotel. The Western facing outdoor dining area makes for a great sunset dinner. We had their seasonal lamb and chicken; both were exceptional between perfect cooking of the meat, and well thought sides and sauces. One can argue on the pricier side but worth the gustatory experience. The focaccia bread was equally superb and worth its own mention. The dessert was unfortunately not prepared with the same care; we ordered crème brûlée and lemon posset and both had a gelatinous texture unexpected for this type of dessert. It was obvious the restaurant was understaffed with lengthy service, although nevertheless friendly. Whether this was due to staff also catering for a wedding on the day or the usual, be prepared to dine at a steady pace. Overall we would come back, we would make sure to book in advance, and be more picky on the dessert.

I took a large group of American travellers for dinner in mid-July 2024 and we had the most wonderful experience at The Swan. Molly was excellent beforehand ensuring that the booking was accurate and that all our group members' food intolerances and allergies were catered for. We ate in the library, at a long table and whilst we didn't opt to decorate there was plenty of space in the middle for candelabra or flowers for a different sort of occasion. The service from Maria, who took care of the group that day, was excellent, and the chefs who cooked the meal also popped in to say hello to the group, which was a nice touch. The food was excellent and the hotel altered dishes to cater for our guests who had specific allergies. A big thank you to Molly, Maria and the chefs at the Swan for contributing to a wonderful evening.

Lovely place for tea and coffee

I booked a table for 16 people to celebrate my 60th birthday. The arrangements were efficiently dealt with and we were,add to feel welcome on the night of the meal. All my guests were very complimentary about the food - mine was delicious - and the ambience was spot on.

Nice place to stop for a drink. Clean, homely and very well decorated.

Good place with awful service. The staff here is not friendly at all. Feel disappointed to pay such a high price for a cup of tea with this service.

Lamp dish tastes good, even the kids love it Very nice stuff and very friendly and helpful Atmosphere need some rework with that price tag honestly

Es muy bonito. La comida es estupenda, tanto la carne, la pasta, las sopas, el paté, el pescado. Fuimos un grupo de amigas y probamos varios platos. Y todos estaban muy ricos. El ambiente es muy bueno. Muy limpio y muy buen servicio. Sin duda un buen lugar para comer.

We came here for dinner as part of their dine and stay package, and our dinner was superb. We had the duck parfait followed by the chateaubriand, which was cooked perfectly (medium rare). The staff were really helpful and friendly, and nothing was too much bother. The service was perfectly timed. The drinks were quite expensive but it's a hotel, so I tend to expect that.. the house style bottle of red was good at around £30 I'd recommend dinner here and suggest staying open-minded about some of the other reviews. We enjoyed a wonderful experience at The Swan

A group of friends meet up once a year just to catch up, If you think that fish and chips (small piece of haddock barely warm in some kind of thin batter) and a pudding (probably bought in because it was nice) is worth paying over £40 for then you will like this place. Lovely building and great location but less quality food than the average cheap pub food but for 4 times the price!

The potato pancakes as an appetizer were a bit salty The main meal of trout is of good quality but has too many spines. I heard the dessert was pudding but it tasted like cheese Anyway, it’s pretty good and smooth.

Had lunch here during our drive through Cotswolds. Really good food and quality cooking, we all loved our choices, which were a very delicious chicken and leek pie, and burger, perfect fish and chips, and very good chicken liver pate. Service was great and friendly and the ale was great. Would recommend highly, and surprised at the low rating by previous reviewers, as the food and experience was definitely 5 stars.

My wife and I called in on 26 September on our first visit to Bibury. The offer of a cream tea tempted us. We were not disappointed. Lovely scones, both plain and fruit and lashings of cream and jam. A bonus was the fine weather so we enjoyed it on the front terrace.

El ambiente es magnífico, el servicio muy amable … la comida estaba muy bien presentada. Comimos unos sándwiches y sopa muy ricos.

The most miserable manager, rude and completely unprofessional in restaurant. Staff were fine she’s the weak link I won’t go back because of this odious lady who shouldn’t be in hospitality I feel sorry for the staff. Happy hour is when she goes off duty. Food good..

This was a fantastic place to have dinner on a quiet Monday night. The service was amazing and the food impeccable. The trout was moist tender and well cooked, and the chocolate fondant to die for! Would highly recommend.

Trout fish pie was absolutely delicious!

Lovely interior and location but that was about it. Food was mediocre.

Abbiamo cenato in questo ristorante durante la nostra visita alla città di Bibury . Un menù vario e con un ampia scelta di vini locali ed esteri . Consiglio a tutti gli amanti della buona cucina e del buon bere questa brasserie , la carne è davvero ottima , anche la selezione di formaggi locali è davvero ricercata , per finire i dessert sono molto golosi .

I booked a table recently for Sunday lunch (at 12:15) although there was only one other table in use (inside) when we arrived so I don't think a booking was necessary (although there were a number of outside tables in use). The staff were all very friendly and the food was generally very nice, the broccoli was a little too al-dente and personally I would have liked the roast potatoes to be crispier but it was all still very tasty. The beef was cooked perfectly and the Yorkshire pudding was delicious!

Came in for Lunch during a weekday. It wasn’t busy, so plenty of space. However, the lady who welcomed us was not the most welcoming. Other than that, food came quick, and it was worth the money, especially when taking into account the location. We ordered the burger and chips for 2 people, was around £40.

Visited for an afternoon tea for a joint 50th birthday celebration. We booked a month in advance and chose here because it offered a vegan version on the website. Received 2 confirmations of this so were disappointed on arrival to be told vegan version not actually offered. Non vegans enjoyed their afternoon tea. I had mushroom on toast, which was fine, but a long way to travel from West Mids for that. Staff polite but lacking warmth. Setting delightful.

Unfortunately the vegan options were limited to one option for starters, one for main and one dessert. The taste was not good at all and rather disappointing. The staff was polite.

Hamburger was fantastic Menu attached No English breakfast/scrambled eggs/poached eggs

Not impressed I'm afraid!! :-( First off the bar staff had no record of our booking even though we had booked and had email confirmation. Bar staff then decided to talk amongst themselves which we felt was quite rude! Food then eventually came incorrect despite waiting over 40 mins even though food was being taken to other tables who ordered after us. Food was ok - nothing special and portions quite small for price. Location lovely so was a real shame to have this bad experience.

Staff were super nice and friendly. The only thing that really let the whole thing down was the fact we paid £8.50 for the beef croquettes, and they came out and they were 2 tiny patty’s. They tasted great, but not worth £4.25 each. Great steak and nice atmosphere. There was some people dancing in the corner which added to the ambience.

So so love this place! We stayed at the Swan in October and had both dinner and breakfast at the The Gallery and everything we had from the entree to the tea was delicious and perfect presented. Our waitress was friendly and served us well. The space itself was so charming and homey you want to spend hours lingering over your meal and enjoying good company.

The venue is lovely but the food and finesse was disappointing. We chose our meal only to be told that we had been given an old menu and that there were updated ones although we were not offered one, we were given a rough idea of what was on it. We had Sunday lunch and both had lamb. It was really fatty and the fat was not rendered so not edible. The Yorkshire pudding was cold and greasy. Veg was OK. On looking around the restaurant decor was lovely. While drinking our coffee we watched the table next to us being laid and the cutlery being placed using the fork prongs etc. We then watched while a table had the gentleman's plate etc removed while his wife was still eating. So in short. Lovely venue. Food disappointing. Some staff need training. Not worth the money

Great recommendation - Good service, beautiful setting, topped off with great food. The pea ravioli was delicious; very fresh. Returned the following day and had a lovely drink on the deck chairs by the stream. Right next to the trout farm, squirrels leap, a lovely stream and a coffee bar. Would definitely recommend.

Really poor. Initially we booked in the restaurant but, having looked at the website, decided we preferred the food in the bar. I telephoned and changed the booking, explaining that we preferred the simpler menu in the bar. When we got there we were told they didn’t do the bar food anymore and the website had not been updated since before Covid. How complacent is that? They also had clearly not informed their staff because the person I spoke to on the telephone obviously did not know that. We were then offered ‘complimentary’ bread which came with a type of garlic butter but it was set out on a slate that was boiling hot, so the butter melted and started going all over the table and the waitress had to take it away again. Just bizarre for a really expensive restaurant that is setting itself as having pretty high end food, to get something so basic wrong

Popped in for afternoon tea on a beautiful sunny afternoon. Lovely setting, my son and I shared the afternoon tea, which was quite pricey but the exceptional service and setting made it worthwhile. In particular our waitress, I think she was called Maria, was friendly, attentive and as “solare” as the day itself. Would return here just to see this lovely lady again!

Looking for a perfect dinner I asked a number of locals I met in the high street for their recommendations . All included the Swan and I was grateful for their advice . I ordered a ribeye steak which served as rare as I requested and was juicy and delicious. The wine list was impressive and hospitality warm . A good start to my Cotswolds experience . The inn was already fully booked for dinner by 4 in the afternoon so be sure to reserve early.

In a location that could be right out of a Jane Austin novel, it just seemed like a perfect place to take a break. It was Sunday so the village was packed with people out for a Sunday drive, tour buses were dropping off even more people. The Swan acted as a oasis away from the crowds, the menu looked amazing and if time had permitted we would have returned for a full meal

On our stop for Arlington Row we tried a cream tea here and were really impressed. Tea was flavoursome but the scones were warm and just out of the oven with the cream fresh. They have a lovely little courtyard with a running fountain. opposite they have some lovely gardens as well.

Beautiful outdoor courtyard. Good food, nice choice of wines and very friendly service.

Popped in for a drink on a sunny day, it has a lovely outdoor seating area. A pint and a Prosecco came to £14. Ordered nibbles at the bar and a service charge was added on. The beef brisket croquettes cost £8 and you only got 2 very small pieces, which is really felt like a rip off. They were really tasty though. The Parmesan chips were also very tasty. Not cheap and with an additional service charge it was an expensive pit stop. The lovely weather and setting made it very enjoyable but you wouldn’t go here on a tight budget!

We ordered three: ' Pan-roasted red mullet,onion & bay cream, caramelised artichokes, Parma ham, green olive - £21.00' There was clearly not enough in the kitchen as what was served was barely enough for a starter and certainly not a main course. In addition the...

Popped in for some lunchtime sandwiches and thought the lackluster sandwiches were decidedly average and overpriced (two sandwiches including two small portions of chips with two soft drinks nearly £32). The gentleman serving us was obviously not happy and the only real positive were the...

My wife and i both had the lobster brioch I think somewhere their was some lobster but so little you would not have known. I did complain all they said they will tell the chef. Appalling British food at its worst.

nice restaurant and good food, especially the breakfast, one of the best full English I have had. service a bit all over the place, only receiving half a menu once and another time having steak dinner served without plates...but i think this was due to...

Lovely room, staff so friendly and efficient. Food was good. Maybe a bit pricey for what it was . £11 for lobster roll (with very little lobster and basic bread roll is a bit steep). Also fries not as per menu on this item. Crumble...

After driving down the hill to view the village of Bibury we were all so taken aback by the beautiful setting that we had to stop for a while. We parked near the bridge area and walked over to take in the views and marvel...

The menu had a great variety, the ingredients were top quality and the service was exceptional, especially from our server Maria! Highly recommended.

After reading the recent reviews for here we almost gave this place a miss!! But thankfully we didn’t!!! I really don’t know what the others were experiencing but we had an amazing experience! The staff were super friendly and it was excellent service and the...

Called in mid afternoon for tea and cake. Although plenty of staff, none of them seemed to know what they were doing. Very surprised that the feedback from earlier in the season I've read hasn't been acted upon. Hard to get seated, given a menu,...

Came here with friends for a light lunch and sat down outside. We had to ask for menus and when we ordered drinks (4 Diet Cokes), they took about 10/15 minutes to arrive - it was not a busy day. We had to constantly go...

Appalling experience. Bad service followed by poor quality food and sub standard cleanliness. We were served an old truffled popcorn (inedible so sent it back); old and dry charcuterie. This was followed by a lobster roll with an old and dry brioche roll accompanied by...

So, I've spent my adult life never remembering to look up pithivier and we finally had to, as it was on the menu. My husband chose it: what a winner. LOADS of rabbit and something else as a filling, and great pastry. I also had...

Lovely restaurant, we visited on a sunny Saturday afternoon and had lunch (fish and chips and steak tartare to start ) it was delicious. Our dog was welcomed as we sat in the garden. Service was incredible, particularly from Christian and Amanda , so friendly...

Decided to eat here as the Al fresco dining looked extremely inviting on a hot summers day, we were told that we would have to wait for a table as they were all being used and to come back in around 20 minutes, which we...

There is nothing to review on this establishment. As we never got served. We was sat down in the court yard as instructed by the waitress who then gave use a list of what food they had. The court yard looked nice but was a...

We waited about 20 minutes for someone to come out and take our order for drinks. Still nothing came after another 25 minutes so we prompted the waiter and he had clearly not put it through. We decided by then what we wanted to eat,...

The food was ok though nothing special but this establishment needs love and attention lavishing on it. It has absolutely no atmosphere and given its situation within the most beautiful village imaginable it really ought to be heaving with people. Quite a depressing evening given the lack of atmosphere and the general shabby interior. I felt as though I had wasted an evening of a lovely break in an idyllic setting. In fairness who knows what damage lockdown may have inflicted on the place but given it's the only other eaterie in the village apart from the hotel it should be very busy.

We fancied a stop for coffee and cake after strolling around Bibury so wandered over the Swan Hotel. Immediately greeted at the entrance by a very friendly host and seated at a table in the sunny courtyard - none of that awkward loitering where you...

Great food and atmosphere and excellent location. Food was good but the portion size could have been bigger

The service was great as the man who served us, who seemed to be the manager was very pleasant and accomodating. The food was good, but not much quantity and quite expensive. We thought the dishes lack food, as there were barely any accompaniment to...

two ploughman’s (£9 each) each fitted on a 6 inch plate, 3 tiny pieces of standard cheese, 50grams of ham (£4 extra) situation great, service good, although the table next to us got the completely incorrect order. but not special and no economical

Well we stayed in bibury and didn’t really know what to expect ( food wise) ... as a couple who live in London and eat in the best gastro pubs and restaurants .. we were delighted everything we ordered was delicious ... the warm olive...

Kind people lovely place just a lime and soda then walked home in the dark along country walk to Coln

£8 for 7 slivers of tomato? Seriously? Service was fine and I know it’s a tough year but this is a tourist rip off.

We stayed in the village for two nights but not at this hotel. We ate at this venue on both nights and was not disappointed with our meals.

Don’t eat here avoid such a nice location but nasty staff went there to eat just a horrible lady who claimed to be the bar manager at the time said there was no chance of a table but told by a server previous that there...

We were staying at The Swan and ate at the restaurant. The service was friendly and attentive. We felt very welcomed and looked after. We ordered the cote de boeuf to share. It was so tender and flavourful. Delicious! We also ate breakfast as guests....

Although we didnt eat here,we certainly enjoyed the laid back atmosphere in the tranquil beer garden. Very nice.

Where to start ? Well, walked in, asked to sit outside , no chance, reason (nothing to do with the place) people just came in and sat down. Anyway sat inside. Waited 10/15 minutes and needed to flag someone down. It was 15 minutes to...

4-star food, 1-star service. Chasing up main courses, waiting 10min for empty plates to be cleaned, then struggling for 10min to actually pay isn't acceptable in a place charging like a high end restaurant. Lots of people standing around doing not very much. Probably the first and last visit.

We sat in the courtyard and ordered two drinks from the waitress and asked for the menu. A waiter brought the drinks but there was no sign of the menu. We waited at least 25 mins and kept trying to get the waitress’s attention but...

Very nice lunch in the attractive courtyard- obviously a lovely day helped- the staff were attentive and whilst the usual covid restrictions meant a slight wait whilst the table was sanitised this felt reassuring rather than anything else. Service was prompt and friendly and the...

We were a family of 7 hoping to have some afternoon tea on a Tuesday afternoon. We waiting for a table outside for 10 minutes and nobody came to greet us despite the staff walking directly past us multiple times and seeing the queue. At...

If our review had been based just on service, then we would have given it 5 stars. All staff were highly professional and extremely welcoming / accommodating. They were a true delight. With regards to the food, generally it was very good. Our only complaint...

After reading some of the reviews we were a little sceptical of eating here, well I found the reviews unfounded. The meal was well presented and delicious. My husband wasn’t all that hungry and asked for the soup as his mains, the staff accommodated and...

Booked our table in advance for 1.15pm in the brasserie. We were seated promptly and then forgotten. After 45 minutes and the three families who arrived after us had ordered and been served and in one case even paid their bill, our order was taken...

we visited the swan this evening during the second week of the eat out to help out scheme. this is the first time we have eaten at he swan but we pass through bibury often. after struggling to find anywhere else for dinner we noticed...

We booked for lunch as we especially wanted to visit Bibury however we were very disappointed with our visit. Our reservation wasn't saved - we didn't think much of it at first but was the start of the bad service. We ordered 2 pints which...

We splashed out on a romantic one night stay including dinner bed and breakfast. Our room was as expected and very comfortable although our window looked out onto the hotel staff recreation area so we had the horrid smell of cigarette smoke permeating our room....

We managed to get a table outdoors for lunch at the Swan on a sunny Saturday. The COVID-19 precautions were thorough and clearly explained. Our food was fine, if not remarkable. Prices are on the high side. Would certainly try it for dinner sometime.

We were looking for a cup of tea in the morning and decided to pop in. The food and service were both great , the scones (with jam and clotted cream) and raspberry sorbet was awesome.

My husband, children and I had a fabulous lunch in the bar of The Swan today! It was the first day they had opened after being closed because of COVID 19 and everything was seamless. The food was delicious and the staff were so friendly...

我们到餐馆大概20:40，餐馆里人不算多。我们在院子里坐了一会，服务生一直没来搭理，其间示意过也没有反应。于是等了十几分钟后，我去到餐馆吧台，终于点到了饮料，吧台侍应找到了服务生，21:00拿到了菜单。菜品口味还行，薯条炸过头了，像是匆匆下班的厨师出品。无论如何，让顾客坐等很久不是一家餐厅该有的服务。

Almorcé con mi esposa y mis nietos hoy y podría escribir una reseña muy larga, pero trataré de ser lo más breve posible.La temperatura en la Brasserie era casi tan fría como en el exterior (¿ahorrando en calefacción?).Promedio de servicio: falta de conocimiento del producto y habilidades técnicas y sociales deficientes.Comida pobre: materia prima promedio y habilidades de cocción limitadas (¡incluso logró cocinar en exceso una trucha local!).Precio - Sobre - Inflado por la calidad ofrecida! Ver: 11. 00 por 2 limonadas exprimidas.Finalmente, ¿puedo sugerir a la gerencia del hotel que si cobra a sus clientes "dólares superiores", entonces debe esforzarse por ofrecer comida y servicio del mismo nivel y no transmitir únicamente en el mercado cautivo de turistas de ultramar!Para cerrar, trabajé durante más de 50 años en la industria de servicios de restaurante, y me gusta pensar que tengo una buena idea de lo que es un buen servicio, buena comida y un precio justo.

En lo alto de la belleza de Bibury, el río Coln y Arlington Row, parecía obligatorio sentarse y saborear la belleza de este pintoresco pueblo en la posada histórica The Swan. Un entorno agradable y más moderno de lo previsto. Un lugar muy agradable para disfrutar de una bebida.

1h d'attente pour 3 sandwich et un plat enfants. Ne servent pas de carafe d'eau si vous mangez côté bar. £2.20 la bouteille de 33 cl. Une arnaque. Le serveur n arrêtait pas de s'excuser, comme si ça résolvait les problèmes. Si nous n'avions pas eu d'enfants avec nous, nous serions partis sans consommer. Passez votre chemin

Visitamos para un almuerzo de domingo. Habíamos reservado una mesa pero estábamos atascados en el tráfico, así que estábamos llegando tarde. Nos pusimos en contacto con el hotel para explicar y fueron encantadores y felices de sostener la mesa para nosotros.La comida estuvo deliciosa. La mayoría tenía solomillo asado, que era una gran porción. Tuve merluza asada que estaba muy bien cocinada y no demasiado abundante, lo que dejaba espacio para un delicioso fondant de chocolate.Mi única crítica sería que pedí café después del postre, pero me lo sirvieron antes de que llegara el postre. Sin embargo, trajeron otro más tarde cuando se señaló esto.No es el más barato, pero creo que la calidad es buena, el servicio eficiente (aparte del café) y ciertamente está en una posición encantadora.

Disappointed lovely hotel but let down by dinner menu delivery as it failed to deliver what was suggested stated on the menu description. I went for a starter and main trout dishes as next to a trout farm. Both courses were very poor and tasteless exasperated by serving on large plates filled with bits and pieces that did not enhance the dishes. Dessert basically had the same issues and the restaurant practically deserted. Wine good, service poor. However, breakfast was reasonably good with good service.

We had dinner on a Saturday night recently. We were surprised how quiet the restaurant was, and the menu was pretty limited, no daily specials. The staff were friendlly but not very efficient - our waitress dropped my bread and a bottle of water and we had to ask to order more drinks despite not being busy. The food was lovely but the restaurant lacked ambience and it is on the pricey side. Still, in a beautiful spot.

This place is a bit deceiving as it looks like a local pub from outside. As you go in, you find a bar area followed by a brasserie type of restaurant. Food was okay, very tiny portions and quite expensive, yet service was great and staff very helpful. Atmosphere nice and more appropriate for a date rather than family meal.

Everything for each of us was excellent. The appetizers were delicious. The tomahawk steak was fantastic. The staff made special amends for us and we topped it off with very tasty desserts.

Great location in beautiful Bibury. Interesting and quirky environment. Great food quite reasonably priced for the location. Exceptionally good service

This lovely hotel provided welcome respite in the rain. We enjoyed good gin and tonics in front of the fire in comfortable surroundings. I see that some people complain about the prices but seriously this isn't Wetherspoons but a lovely comfortable hotel lounge in an upmarket gorgeous Cotswold village where the tourists flock. We would visit again.

Over the past 5 years my wife and I have eaten on a number of occasions in the bar area of the hotel. Quite often we have had the Fish Platter. We have noticed that each time the menu has changed the price of the platter has increased but the variety and quantity have decreased. On this occasion the hotel has excelled itself by charging £30 for two with a menu which has significantly reduced choice and quantity. We counted 5 so called prawns each. I mentioned this to the waiter but no acknowledgement or apology was forthcoming. I am afraid this whole experience could mean we do not dine their again.

Average food wasn't the food the prices dictated Very average service Staff not very friendly in fact I would say rude...

We enjoyed a lunch of soup, steak ciabatta and smoked chicken salad all with accompaniments. The Cotswold Ale and the Merlots were perfect and the service was good and very friendly. We look forward to our next visit here.

We have visited the swan on a number of occasions and this evenings visit was just as special as the rest.This place is a stunning mix of a county inn and fine dining, it is a truly exquisite experience.The service and the quality of food is exceptional and we would recomend to anyone. The staff cannot do more for you and are happy to stop and chat.Even though it is part of a group it is so nice to see the chefs have free reign to create there own menus and dishes. The portion sizes are perfect for you to enjoy a 3 course meal without feeling too full that the end. Thank you for a lovely evening again we will be back soon.

Good food and ambiance. Staff really care here and offer recommendations. It’s a cute place and definitely worth the visit. Best in the area

Dont have the meat platter,its very expensive , definitely not worth £26, you could do the same for way less elswhere..

Stopped here for lunch after a long walk. Lots of fresh homemade food and special cocktails , home made lemonade , sangria etc. Main courses £15/17, puds £7/9. Good range of veggie options. We had sandwiches at £10 each. Not the cheapest but fresh and good value .

The food was fairly nice although on expensive side, the service was terrible. Arrived for a late Sunday lunch to a half empty restaurant. Despite being quiet nobody came to take our drinks order for 15 minutes - by then our young daughter who repeatedly asked for a drink became very upset. Had to go and ask for our table to be serviced.Once we had our mains, we had to sit for ages amongst the dirty dishes - nobody came to clear them. Impossible to catch the eyes of the staff, they do not appear to take any interest in customers. The table next to us got tired of waiting and after sitting with their hand raised for a while and still being ignored, they had to go to the bar to ask for someone to come to take their orders.The waiting staff seemed to be instead preoccupied with setting the empty tables, or disappearing to the bar/ kitchen. Our waiter didn’t check if everything was ok with our food once we started or if we enjoyed it at the end - quite basic things. I could carry on. The front of the house is bringing down the restaurant and would benefit from training.