Irina's Restaurant at Camelot Castle in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Fantastic - great food with great staff - old world charm with fantastic views out to sea This is a must to do so do not waist time - go ahead and make your visit

I can firmly say that I was pleasantly surprised by our meal here. I am not traditionally one for fine dining but this was an exception as all food places in the area were closed at time (out of season). We couldn’t order any food to the hotel either. So we had food downstairs in the highly promoted Irenas. It was about £20 or so a meal which isn’t outrageous but higher than what I would normally pay for the quantity. WOW, my chicken curry was by far the nicest I have ever tasted. If I could have that every day I most certainly would. The service was brilliant and the setting was extremely calm. I 100% advise anyone who stays in the hotel to give it a go!

Eine gediegene Atmosphäre mit einer schlechten Küche. Es werden sehr sonderbare Gerichte angeboten. Leider sind diese auch noch nicht mal gut. Mein Fleisch war durch und das Curry schmeckte nur nach Cardamom. Schade…. Es war nach 2 Wochen Cornwall das schlechteste Essen

One to avoid, we were here for 3 days, unfortunately over Christmas so alternative places to eat were not readily available, the first day we had the afternoon tea, for three of us it came to £75.00 and we were given pretty much what is shown on the leaflet (see photos). Each person had the equivalent of 2 slices of cheap white bread, 4 small cakes, a scone and a mince pie and a cup of coffee. Value for money? Absolutely not! We also had two evening meals, the first of which comprised the soup, the taste of which was akin to opening a can of plum tomatoes, blending it, adding a little too much salt, and some black pepper and voila. This was followed by sirloin steak. Which on the menu has “medium” next to it, now it was a concern when we weren’t asked how we would like it cooked, so we assumed it was medium or nothing, however upon arrival and attempting to cut into it, medium must refer to the hardness of it, it was inedible, the mashed potato tasted like it had been cooked a week ago and left to keep warm, so didn’t eat any of it, upon the waitress collecting the plate, you would expect to be asked if your meal was ok, but not a word, maybe they are used to people not eating the trash that is served up. Breakfast was equally bad, 5 small tinned mushrooms, an overcooked rasher of bacon, a chewy sausage, an overdone egg, a soggy hash brown and your standard catering baked beans. Finally Christmas Day dinner, at £85 you would expect a festive feast, I’m too depressed to go into the details, but review the photos, and no, I hadn’t eaten half of it when I took the photo.

Probably the worst place we have ever eaten. When you consider we eat out half our lives due to workload, we have plenty of experience to benchmark accordingly, from Country pubs to Michelin stared. Even when you leave all three courses untouched, they do not question it!! Must be used to people leaving their food. Anywhere else would have asked if there was a problem. It’s like a scene from “Stepford Wife’s” in that restaurant! Appearance of food is good, however this is not mirrored by taste or quality. We were left gobsmacked at the Christmas meal, three small roast potatoes, four soggy and yet hard sprouts, 5 thin carrots, a small dog paw sized dobble of Turkey, 7 ultra thin parsnip slips. Enough for my cat! Shocking and not even nice. Quick service tho - fast food quick 🫣

Awful cooked breakfast and certainly not worth the £31 for the two of us. There was the cold buffet which looked ok but we decided to only have the cooked breakfast as we wouldnt manage to eat both - maybe thats our fault. But regardless the cooked breakfast was very disappointing, the bacon was hard and very very overcooked as was the hashbrowns - I am guessing that all the food was pre cooked and just kept warm either under a hot plate or in an oven. Needless to say we left most of it and for the following mornings we ate at King Arthurs Cafe in the village - great staff and great food. On a positive note we did eat dinner there and it was very good so maybe just different staff and skills ! The evening waitress we had was friendly and efficient but again the breakfast waitiress didnt even raise a smile or welcome.

We had dinner here while staying at the hotel. Food was delicious and good size servings. Grilled sea bass was amazing. Great wine list and the service was 5 star. Definitely recommended!

The view from the dining room is spectacular! The bread and butter was delicious! The rest of the meal, appetizers and entrees, was bland. Boring. The interior which might have been quite nice if it weren’t for the appalling glitter encrusted paintings and the glitter tree. Other than that we thoroughly enjoyed our time in Tintagel and the view is spectacular.

This is a very grand looking dining room and bar in the hotel. That said it is a welcoming and very comfortable place with helpful and friendly staff. The menu may be a little limited but what they serve is very good. we had soup very tasty and fresh followed by a sea bass and venison both of which were very good and served with as portion of veg. All was served with happy friendly staff. A very comfortable and enjoyable experience.

Had dinner booked at 8 o clock. Very impressive dining room. The menu wasnt what Id call exciting but quite nice. My wife started with beetroot and goats cheese carpaccio and I had the pate both of which wete very nice. For mains I had beef rib which for the price was fine. Nothing spectacular but very nice. My wife had vegan red thai curry which was a clumpbof rice coveted in lots of carrots and no ssuce! She told the waiter that it was nothing like curry!! To be fair our waiter was brilliant. He was very apologetic and said we would not be charged for that meal. Bit of a shame but on the whole Id say thst the food is fairly good considering its not tgat expensive but maybe the chef should taste what hes cooking a little more!

Gediegenes Abendessen, welches wir im Rahmen unseres Hotelaufenthaltes dort eingenommen hatte. Gute Qualität der Speisen und Weine.

Good quality, reasonably priced meals! We started with starters being Russian soup “ Borsch” and it was a generous portion of Borch I had “ Penne ala vodka” and sauce was delicious! My partner had buffalo salad and it was tasty , well presented and a good size Wines can be chosen from different menu if not a lover of French ones! Staff in the restaurant were very attentive and can’t ask for more !

No bathtub in family room but just a tiny toilet and shower room built in- no space to move around- looked and felt like an aeroplane wc. Our kids did not have a shower as they don’t like showers. Glad we stayed at another hotel day before where they were able to have a bath. Our stay was 2 days. When asked if we could borrow a bathtub for the kids I was sent to a bathroom, it was digusting! Breakfast was very limited and not worth the money. Not much available for children in the restaurant. We had no choice but to order only white rice for them as no childens choices were available. Our chikdren were hungry! Views were breathtaking but that is it. We paid over £500. Hotel was very tired and run down with brown boxes stacked up in the guest area ( living room). We wont be coming back again.

We booked an afternoon tea as the culmination of a weeks holiday for a birthday treat. The building is iconic and you feel quite special entering it, we had been looking forward to it all week. We arrived on time but there is a shortage of staff. We were seated promptly but after 15 minutes no-one had been to offer us tea, or anything. A group of about 15 had arrived, without a booking, and the 1 waitress was busy serving them. Our tea eventually arrived and a few more staff seemed to materialise. The tea and coffee and cakes were delicious. However, the sandwich element of the tea left a lot to be desired. We could have done with twice as many savouries and half as much cake - but no menu was available and we were not asked about any preferences. There were hardly enough for the whole group and the fillings were unimaginative. That is the first time - and I hope the last - that I get offered cold bacon left over from breakfast in a sandwich - yes, really! The waitress did her best, there was ample tea and coffee and any cakes not finished could be taken away in boxes, but all in all, I cannot rate the experience higher than a 2, which is a shame, as we really wanted to enjoy it. We would probably have been better opting for the lunch menu in hindsight, but maybe this is just teething problems.

Completed a short stay over the weekend period, the sea view classic double was superb, excellent rooms albeit the bathroom facilities were small, very comfortable bed linen and pillows. Exvellent food in the restaurant and breakfast was perfect. Ideal location for visiting local attractions, all staff were very welcoming and attentive, would definitely stay again.

Staff was very efficient and friendly. Good menu and everything well cooked and presented. Particulaly loved the Spaghetti bolognese

We appreciated the venison steak. Service is superb. The menu is varied. All too often recently we have found that dining rooms in hotels do not come up to the mark. This was not the case here

My husband had Venison stew which looked grey and unappealing. I had duck but it came with so little jus I had to put butter on my broccoli to be able to eat it. We wanted dessert but nearly gave up waiting. I feel so sorry for the staff. Too much work for them. It's not their fault.

Lovely restaurant, excellent staff and service. Good quality food and a wonderful place to dine with spectacular views. I asked for a window seat and the lady sat us in the window, we loved everything about the experience, thank you. As for price, well we thought it was very reasonable.

Very slow service, bland but not ruined food. The Russian dessert is good, though (they seem more interested in where the owners are from than where the restaurant is located, which is odd when you're trying to make money off the notion of being linked with King Arthur.)

Location is superb, we had a window table, just fabulous. The service was pleasant and prompt though none wearing masks. However I am sad to say the food was diabolical. Overcooked and elderly vegetables, a spaghetti bol (how can anyone get that wrong? Just open...

We were a family of 4 adults and we ate here twice as the food was delicious . From starters to desert each course delectable. You must leave room fir Irina’s Russian honey cake

Not a huge choice but everything was delicious! The Russian Honey Cake was amazing, and very large too!

The only reason we visited was because our hotel was close by and the restaurant we really wanted to go to was shut. On entering, we were confronted with rude notices telling us not to enter or use the toilets unless we were residents or...

This could be so much better and I was hoping for a little more but it was just adequate. I had the pork belly which was tasty but as you have to order and pay for a separate side the cost of £22 for it...

This restaurant really didn't live up to expectations and could be so much better! If they are aiming for luxury and fine dining, they are so far off the mark! On entering the hotel we were met with signs stating 'do not come in to...

My partner and I had a 3 course meal here. Starters and desserts were standard, they were what you’d expect to get at a chain restaurant. The main course was even more disappointing! With such a limited number of options you’d expect the mains to...

I had booked dinner here for my family and I as part of our 3-night stay in Tintagel (we were not staying at the hotel). Not being locals, I felt we couldn’t not. Unfortunately, the meal was overall rather disappointing. Positives: -The service was good....

The signs say the best coffee in Cornwall, well it certainly is Good. However the best part of this restaurant are the splendid views. We visit every year in February and regardless of the weather we take time to look out to sea, breathe in...

We stayed here for Christmas from Christmas eve to 28th. We did the room breakfast and dinner package. Each evening there was a different menu to choose from, although I do not believe this is usually the case. The choice was a set three courses....

We were staying at Camelot Castle over Christmas. We had our Christmas meal in Irina's restaurant. The serve & good was first class. Beautiful views across the coastline. Christmas tree & decorations were stunning.

I had booked for an evening meal to celebrate my partners birthday. We approached the impressive looking Camelot Castle with great expectations of a wonderful evening.On entering the foyer, you are greeted with an array of pictures from what appears to be the owner alongside well-known celebrities,not something I would expect from a hotel offering such high class service.The lady receptionist looked at us without any form of acknowledgement. We had to locate the restaurant without guidence as no staff members were visable. Finally shown to our table which had what only can only be described as a valgur looking birthday banner which is more suited for a 3 year old laid across our table.Handed the very disappointing limited menu. Not at all our expectations.Our server was of a pleasant nature. unfortunately her uniform was heavily soiled which I found to be unacceptable.Prawn Cocktail for starters... Expectations... Freshly prepared food and excellent presentation.Reality... What can only be described as a dollop of prawns covered in sauce. A wedge of lemon, a dried slice of cucumber and a wedge of tomato.Presention.... Literally thrown into a cereal bowl. Yes that's correct, a cereal bowl. Main meal... Seafood linguine... Cold plate. No bass. Had to request a finger bowl as not provided for the shell fish. No lemon in the finger bowl. Linguini was stone cold.Pork belly... Skin on pork was "rubbery" and not crispy. The potatoes had obviously been sitting around all day. The asparagus was so overcooked it was as limp as a blade of grass...We actually left majority of our meal. We decided that it was not in our intrest to punish ourselves with a dessert.I actually left the restaurant in disgust. My partner expressed our disgust at the meal that was presented to us and how it totally ruined our evening.We were given contradicting excuses which only made the situation worse. My advice... Employ a capable chef. Improve presentation skills. Revise menu to suit setting. Use freshly cooked ingredients. We returned to our accommodation and received a fresh cooked meal. WE DONOT RECOMMEND

i ate here several times over the xmas period, was never disappointed with the food. Always so well presented and tasted divine. The wine list fully compliments the well presented foods, a lot to choose from and varying prices, but such lovely wines have to...

Very comfortable room with breathtaking views of Tintagel Castle. Excellent staff and food!! Highly recommended. Will definitely be returning soon.

Had a delicious cup of coffee with amazing views from the lounge. Well worth a visit again and again. It is a must place to go with very hospital staff. It's also well worth seeing the artwork.

The food was excellent; as was the service. Chef even altered one of the meals at my request. Most accommodating. The setting is perfect and it is simply uplifting just to be in this restaurant. Great value for money.

Fantastic food and service but by staying in the hotel you get a 12.5%service charge added to your bill, if you book a table and walk in from elsewhere you don't?!!!!

From a distance this looks awful, a pebbledashed castle, but once inside its a lovely old hotel with fine decoration. Owner very friendly checking amongst guests that they were getting the service they wanted, made you want to just stay and not do anything, didn't really want to leave.

The was our seventh year at Camelot Castle. Its almost like home to us and we had excellent weather this year which was a bonus. The hotel always looks after us and the staff so welcoming. WE had 3 meals at Irinas which provides excellent food ( the new chef is just wonderful, he even made us bread pudding for our last night a favourite of ours and specially made for us! ). We have booked again for next year ( o0ur eigth visit ) our dogs love the Cornish beaches ( plenty are dogs friendly as is the hotel ) fistral beach ( Newquay, Perranporth and Bude have wide sandy beaches ( when the tide is out ) which are all dog friendly. Thanks for everything Camelot Castle and Irinas which Peter runs so efficiently, thanks Peter.

We arrived to a very warm welcome our room had a great view over Tintagel castle and a very large four poster bed. The bar staff were very helpful and friendly as were all the staff we dined in the restaurant on four occasions and the food was well presented and top notch the service was very good also my being a vegetarian was offered a good choice of alternatives even if they were not on the menu and the views from the restaurant were fantastic over all experience brilliant.

My lasting impression is one of inspiring views, warm service & a heartily satisfying breakfast! Give yourself time to enjoy a leisurely breakfast here!!! its so worth it!

The food at Irena’s was excellent. I had the sea trout and my friend had the vegetarian curry. We also had tea and scones (they even had a gluten free scone that was really good). The view of the ocean was beautiful, and the staff at both the restaurant and hotel were very courteous. I highly recommend this place!

Fabulous castle in a beautiful setting. We had lunch here and the food was delicious and the staff very helpful. Highly recommend.

Mooi uitzicht, binnenin mooi gerenoveerd. Het eten was maar matig en het ontbijt eenvoudig . Vlotte bediening

The food was excellent. I had a filet mignon, and it was cooked perfectly and the sauce was fantastic. The service was even better!!

Had a 30th anniversary meal in the restaurant, it was great !

Beautiful surroundings, excellent food and service, nothing is too much trouble, friendly staff spectacular views

We stopped over in Camelot castle after a beautiful morning in Tintagel. My partner had a ham ciabatta which was hard and the meat was like it was out of a supermarket. I had the chicken caesar salad and the lettuce partially brown, some of the tomatoes semi cooked and the skins had come off.We paid £33.60 for this meal. We should have gotten a lovely cornish pastie in the village.

Very nice relaxing atmosphere. Good breakfast and wonderful dinner.

Had a lovely meal with my mum here. Amazing view of the sea. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Menu price does not include a service charge which is added later.

We had dinner in this restaurant once - and it was terrible. Starting from the service that was although friendly not well trained (overfilled wine glasses, not attentive, etc) terrible food. The chicken was killed yet again in the pan, they put Ketchup on the hunter's chicken, the duck was overcooked and rather on the tough to stay polite here. Never again.

Beautiful views and great food what more can you want.we only had breakfast but plenty of choice available.stunning views out to sea to enjoy while having your meals. Tables are played out with plenty of space around you.

4th July 2019. Impromptu visit - My wife and I were not staying here at this Hotel, not even in Tintagel at all. Telephoned to see if they could squeeze us in for evening dinner, no problem. Absolutely beautiful Hotel, out and in. Very lovely. We were ushered to the restaurante, seated immediately. We had a three course dinner, drinks etc. Service was impeccable, food was divine. And a manager also came to see if we were being looked after properly: naturally we were - super ! Recommend the Duck for main - best I have ever eaten anywhere in the world. Wonderful evening out for us both. Highly recommend. Staff excellent. Well done Camelot Irina's Restaurante. Will revisit and next time stay there also. Superb.

After waiting patiently we finally had to call the waiter to take our orders; the sparkling water only arrived after another reminder; after another long wait the utterly tasteless tomato soup arrived; yet another long wait delivered a well done instead of medium steak; duck also tasted terrible - altogether an incredible waste of time!

The food was the best we had on your one week stay in Cornwall there is no comparing to other places we had food! The service and whole experience was way up there were superlatives become hard to find!

The meal was excellent and the ambiance equally so, all with a friendly atmosphere and attentive staff.

What a view out of that window and what a lovely meal we've had. Delicious and good service. Yum and wow.

The food was fabulous and we were served promptly by the staff who were very friendly and kind. They went out of their way to ensure that we were comfortable. We thoroughly enjoyed it and would happily go again.

My wife and I stayed a few days and only ate breakfast in the morning and it was very nice. The atmosphere was very relaxed and the food was very hot and tasty

My husband had Duck which was rather disappointing and a very small portion and quite expensive. Preferred to eat in the Brasserie, which was vey good

Prices to expensive for the portion sizes and most food served only lukewarm - some had to be returned to kitchen to be re-heated.

Huge square building built in 1800s with magnificent views on cliff edge.This is furnished with amazing, imaginative and unusual furniture as are the fireplaces. 3 D scenic, colourful paintings adorn the walls painted by Ted the artist whose Aston Martin is parked on th lawn also decorated with poppies and vibrant flowers.Food (delicious fish & chips) or tea & cakes are available and the table reputedly King Authurs, holds a box where you can place your wish on a note to receive your hearts desire!

Very pleasant restaurant with excellent food and service.Attentive and friendly staff.Every requirement taken care of.Highlly recommend this restaurant.

We were just passing and noticed their sign welcoming all visitors and sprooking their cafe menu, so we thought we'd go in for a look.

And we've googled your net worth Mr Mappin (or lack thereof)...you've the audacity to call us 'peasants'?!

Ate in the restaurant for breakfast fair selection for choice, food lukewarm as in warming trays. 1 meal in the Brasserie nice tasting but again temperature let food down as again was lukewarm not hot. The same menu with limited choice was showing throughout stay so tried out other locations whilst visiting the area.

Had breakfast every morning that we stayed at camelot castle. The gentleman who waited in the restaurant was brilliant every day. Breakfast was fab also with a variety available including cooked breakfast, pastries, cereal, yogurts and fruit. Fantastic views whilst eating also.

High class food, if a little different in a good way. Never seen a restaurant so clean and the service was brilliant.

Only ate here once but the food was very good. Nice looking layout, white tablecloths, silver cutlery, flowers and candle. The waiters foreign and did have trouble understanding what they said but they were attentive and professional. The food was very tasty and well presented. Wine reasonably priced but bottle water a bit expensive. Didn’t have dessert as full after 2 courses. Had breakfast which was good but the continental consisted of a croissant and that’s all. The plates were a little small.

Delicious food and great service in a second-to-none location. The menu is small but what you eat will be cooked with care and the ingredients are fresh and flavoursome.

Durung our stay, we only experienced one evening meal in the hotel's restaurant but it was a highlight.

When in Cornwall you simply must pay a visit to the restaurant at Camelot castle, lovely setting, great food, cakes and coffee.

Lekker, niet duur, variatie in het menu, ook voor vegatariers.

We had breakfast her both morning you were greeted with a smile and asked what drink we would like that was then brought to us with toast then we could help ourself to full English or cereals whatever we wanted. It was all presented well and we just helped ourself.

Managed to get a table at the end of the restaurant overlooking the Atlantic. A very romantic meal watching the sun set. Food was excellent, and the staff so helpful and friendly. The seafood is freash and cooked to perfection.

We had such a nice dinner with a beautiful view of the Castle grounds & ocean. I had the pate as my starter & Lamb entree, delicious.

Lovely food,attentive staff. Help your self to various options on the breakfast table from fruit,cereals to full breakfast.

My wife and myself ate Breakfasts daily during our 3 day stay. Lovely traditional Full English. Great additional options. Really super to have a lovely meal and look out over the cliffs, sea and Tintagel Castle. And a very clean breakfast hall with attentive cheerful staff on top of that !

We stayed there at the Camelot Castle where Irina’s Restaurant is located on the ground floor. Windows overlooking the Celtic Sea and the ancient ruins of Tintagel Castle! The dining room is very lovely! Dinner was excellent as well as the service! Very gracious and accommodating! The Camelot is a little remote on the cliffs of Tintagel. Would recommend staying the night and make a wonderful date nite of the dinner !

I ate here while staying at this lovely elegant hotel. The food was delicious and the staff were attentive and very professional.

We both took the filet steak. Truly excellent. As were the accompanying mushrooms and tomato with pesto. The chips let the meal down a bit - a bit anaemic. This was made up for by excellent service - although you certainly pay for it -...

Delicious Food. First class service. The staff were very attentive and friendly. Lovely atmosphere and beautiful sea views.

read some reviews that the food here was not great. i am vegeterian mine was lovely and my travelling companions meat eaters really enjoyed their's too serving staff very pleasant

last minute escape to this fascinating, quirky part hotel, part family home on the cliffs above Tintagel castle!

We had the restaurant menu in the brasserie because we the had the dog with us The food was very good as was the service

The meals were very very good the staff was very helpful and if you didn’t want to eat in the restaurant you could eat in the bar both fantastic

We been to this restaurant several times and are still bowled over by the size, décor, paintings and breath-taking views. I can imagine bumping into Hercule Poirot in another life... Like before, the food was beautifully presented and full of flavour. A good selection of...

Fantastic food , Michelin star quality and the staff are so polite and kind and can't do enough for you

The menue did not look very promising so I decided for something safe, a steak with pepper sauce and some vegetables. The meat was ok, the grilled tomatoe was not not ripe and had any taste. The (one!) mushroom was very nice. The whole thing...

We stayed four nights - dinner bed and breakfast and the food was superb. Both breakfast and dinner was served in Irina’s restaurant and we could not fault either. The breakfast which consisted of fruit juice, cereal and the usual fried items was hot and...

Fussy waiter said he could not serve me cause I hadn't reserved a place (I had just gotten there an hour ago, how was I supposed to know this?) and they were very busy (aka half the room was empty). Finally he said he could...

I have many passions in life and food is one of them. For me food is an art form. Everything has to be perfect. The ambiance, the view, the attention to detail, the service, and that’s before the food even arrives! What can I say...

Great food. Great atmosphere. Great views and fantastic people. Plenty of parking next to two great cars made us feel we should be driving an old R/R.

The food and wine was good it catered for all 15 of us which was enjoyed by all of us. We did not like that we had to tell the restaurant what we wanted for dinner at lunch time.

food was good, staff were kind . views are over Tintagel castle ruins and over the coast line. Absolutely lovely

Frequentato solo il ristorante. Le sale ristorante sono due, una più ricca e una stile brasserie. Tutte arredate con un insieme di oggetti accostati senza alcun gusto, tanto da essere allegro nella sua stravaganza e nella sua pretesa di eleganza (Kitch poco costoso) da rivista americana stile Trump. Personale cortese ma molto approssimativo. il cibo è buono e ben presentato. Insomma, se si vuole stare allegri in compagnia, vale la visita. Grande comodo parcheggio.

service was polite and helpfull, the view is amazing, always book and ask for a window seat. the food was very good at a fair price.worth trying if just for the location but the food is worth having even if its raining and cloudy.

We were staying at the hotel and ate here the first night. The menu looked really good and we were looking forward to it. However we were disapointed in the quality of the food.Starters: We both had the mussels (moules marieniere) which given the geographical location we were looking forward to. However the sauce was heavily over salted and garlicy. We did have plenty of bread though.Mains: My wifes duck was overcooked and tough, which she ruined her dinner, however my lamb was well cooked.Deserts: The Eton mess was nice. My wife asked for two scoops of ice cream which came in separate bowls for some reason. The ice cream was good quality though.Service: One of the waitresses was very good and attentive but the second waiter seemed to not understand english and had to keep getting the waitress.Overall the meal cost over £100 with some drinks and was not to the standard you would expect for the price. Therefore we only ate there the once due to the quality of the food, choosing to eat at other pubs which was better quality and cheaper.

Dinner was quite an experience! Amazing location and views at sunset (ask for a window table in the restaurant), surrounded by paintings by Ted Stourton, together with much extraordinary semi-philosophical writing about the meaning of art and life. Couldn't quite get our heads around it all. Food perfectly pleasant - extremely good fish, other dishes rather old fashioned and a little basic. Efficiently and courteously served. Worth going for the experience, the surroundings and the views, but don't expect gourmet cuisine.

We had coffee and cake here one afternoon which was lovely.Also ate here one evening with the dogs.Staff were so helpful and lovely prosecco.