Steve in East Riding of Yorkshire

Very small portion for the price they charge...i suppose the small portion didnt really matter as it was un edible anyway! Cold, dry chips and horrible wet soggy batter. Sorry Stuarts you need to do better!!

Hemos estado aquí un par de veces ahora bajo nueva dirección Todavía disfrutamos del eglefino y patatas fritas cocinadas en goteo de carne de res todavía no mal precio

Visited recently with family, there was 8 of us so reasonable size group. We were notified when being seated there could be up to half an hour wait on food, no problem. Starts came out pretty quick and party all enjoyed the food. We then waited approximately 50 minutes for the mains, this isn't too bad but for the whole time the dishes from our starters remained on the table and were still there when the mains arrived. We had to clear the plates ourselves to make room for the mains, which for the most part were lukewarm and dry. A few of the party ordered desserts, again when these arrived the starter and main dishes were still on our table. Food was what you would expect for the prices although would of been better if it had not sat for so long. Could of gone lower then 4 stars but like to give benefit of the doubt that this wasn't the usual.

We had booked a Christmas dinner for a group of friends, several of us were disabled. One lady was given a small meal, when she had paid for a normal sized meal. Because she walked with 2 canes could not collect her own meal, it came with no Yorkshire pudding, she was told because she had her meal served to her, she forfeits a Yorkshire pudding!. I complained on her behalf because this was surely wrong attitude to have to a clearly disabled person who is also recovering from major surgery and unable to carry anything. The staff were uncaring and appeared oblivious to the embarrassment and upset they put my dear friend through. Okay they were busy but a bit of care and respect for their patrons would have been nice. If I hadn't brought the matter up to another staff member, by making my point that she couldn't carry her own plate. It would not have been sorted. This spoilt the Christmas meal for us all and I was shocked by the idea of penalizing a disabled person in this way, then not even bothering with an apology!.