Parkers Of Salford in Trafford

Great food and Great delivery driver

We had our last visit to the Coach House because it closes on 31st May 2023. We have been here several times over the years but had to come for our last lunch visit before it closes next week. Mind you we had enough points on our Bonus Club card to get a free bottle of wine, but we said our last farewell to the staff, especially Pippa & we hope she gets what she wants when the place closes. It does seem a shame to demolish this restaurant & the Premier Hotel just to extend the car park for the Trafford Centre.

Friendly staff, reasonably priced comfortable environment. Unplanned visit and called in on the off chance to see if we could get a table. The guy who spoke to us upon entering was very helpful and found us a table but did advise us we needed to vacate after about 2 hours. This wasn't going to be an issue as we already planned on having a Sunday lunch. I had beer rump, my wife had the roast turkey, we had a side of cauliflower cheese. The food was very good, and they did provide an extra mug of gravy when requested. If I was picky, I thought the roast potatoes could be more cooked, but that is my preference. The portions are good and we both felt full afterwards, this resulted in us sharing a desert. We had the bakewell tart and custard, which again was very nice. Looked like a reasonable selection of beer, I stuck with my usual Guinness, my wife had shandy due to driving. Overall, a nice experience and the staff are good. One thing we both noticed, we weren't asked about allergies, which is unusual. This is something that will improve the business if they make it something the integrate into the greating, we have a family member with a severe allergy so this is why we noticed it. This is not a criticism, more an observation as we really enjoyed this place. Thanks

Our third visit here, every time, excellent food, staff lovely and friendly, service really good, the meals are well presented and tasty today's was a mixed Donna Kebab and fries followed by a trifle cheesecake and coffee.each course was enjoyable, since the first visit the Old Hall is a great find.

I bought a Bakewell slice, which cost £5!!! It was tasty, but £5 for a takeaway slice of Bakewell??? They need to get their audience right - it's a cafe in the park aimed at people on a Sunday stroll, not a restaurant. There wasn't even a price board for the cakes. For this price I expect better service and tbh the cafe was a mess. The tables were pretty filthy.