The Yellow Broom Restaurant in Cheshire East

The Yellow Broom is best described as a blend of pure elegance with a splash of sophistication. The setting is undeniably beautiful, complemented by a warm welcome from the staff, who are clearly well-trained in delivering exceptional silver service. The menu offers a well-balanced selection of cuisine, ensuring there's something to delight every palate. The presentation of the dishes was nothing short of exquisite, and the flavors were simply delightful. The staff were remarkably attentive without being intrusive, striking the perfect balance between friendliness and professionalism. The atmosphere and layout of the restaurant were both appealing and comfortable, enhancing the overall dining experience. The Yellow Broom is a truly first-class establishment that consistently maintains high standards. I highly recommend a visit—you will not be disappointed.

I have had a bee in my bonnet for some time about how a ‘traditional afternoon tea’ should be. The Yellow Broom have hit the mark 100% Fresh dainty sandwiches with traditional fillings and the most delicious scones and cakes. All served beautifully and in the most exquisite settings. I took my sister on Friday for her birthday and we had such a lovely relaxing couple of hours. The staff were attentive but not too pushy. I can honestly say that this was the best one I have had by far.

Having been past the Yellow Broom hundreds of times, this is the first time we have ever been in. My wife's cousins gave her a voucher for her birthday. We were not disappointed at all. Service was great by everyone working there. We were welcomed and taken to our table. My starter was the pastrami hash and my wife has the salmon. Both arrived quite quickly and were absolutely gorgeous. For the mains, I had the lamb casserole and my wife had the cod. Again both plates were totally cleared. Dessert was a tough choice, but I had the treacle tart and my wife had the apple blondie. Nothing left of those either. The speed of service was excellent. The food was well presented and all served whilst very hot. After nearly forty years of driving past it, we will definitely be back.

Superb staff, delicious food and a great selection from either lunch main menu or two course lunch menu. French onion soup gratinée and Grilled sea bass fillet were stand outs. We were warmly greeted, wonderfully looked after by attentive staff throughout our leisurely and uninterrupted meal as dining room is spacious and conversations are kept private, and sound to a pleasing background hum. Meal was for my Dad’s birthday and he wished many happy returns, and thoroughly enjoyed his meal, his visit and ambience. Thank you, team Yellow Broom!

My partner has wanted to dine at The Yellow Broom for such a long time and despite some of the negative reviews, I acquiesced and with an open mind booked a Sunday lunch. How terribly disappointing the meal turned out to be. The highlight of my meal was the small horseradish sauce accompaniment. It tasted freshly made with crunchy horseradish. If it was home made, well done. If it was from a jar, it’s a superior brand and one I’d like to get my hands on. The treacle tart was ok too. Gooey and well flavoured. Once again, if home, great, if bought in, I like to know where from. The remainder of my meal was bland and unexciting. The two slender slices of beef were just about ok, as was the thin gravy again it was enveloped in. The vegetables were uninspired..boiled broccoli, boiled carrot, boiled mangetout and boiled frozen peas. The roasted potatoes should have been described as re-heated potatoes. Roasties will make or break a Sunday roast. These potatoes offered the latter alternative. They weren’t crispy, they seemed like they’d been emptied from a packet and tasted like they’d been boiled and tossed in a little fat, with no care or attention. Toby Carveries, hardly a gold standard, provide a far superior roasty. The nastiest item on the plate was the Yorkshire pudding….truly awful. It might just as well have been prepared a week or two ago. It was cold, dry and had and there was absolutely zero chance of it having been prepared just prior to the meal (a simple procedure in a professional kitchen). My partner’s fish was “nice” and the creamed leek it came on was “ok”. Her chicken liver pâté appeared like those available from wholesalers. In all a step up from school dinners, but way below what your local Toby would provide at approximately 3 times the price. We don’t dine at Toby, nor will we ever again at The Yellow Broom.

The food was incredible, the atmosphere is lovely and the service is wonderful. This will be a new regular place for us to eat. We had the festive menu where you have 3 dishes for just under £30 and it was fantastic value and such delicious meals, all made with love, skill and top quality ingredients.

Average food, small portions, overpriced, given table next to toilets, had many better Sunday Roasts, staff fairly friendly, wouldn't book again.

Family members in the local area highly recommended we eat here, it took a while but so glad we eventually got around to it. Stunning setting, impeccable, friendly service and gorgeous food. Wide selection of non-alcoholic drinks including some beautifully presented mocktails. Lovely decor, clean toilets, mature, well-kept gardens and car parking immediately outside. Will return.

We had an excellent Sunday lunch here. We were staying in their rooms and they managed to fit us in. It's very popular with the locals for very good reasons. The staff are very friendly and welcoming.

We went for Sunday Lunch, the overall ambience is very good, service is good, however apart from the roast beef the main was dire, roast potatoes were not fresh but of the frozen variety along with the mixed vegetables, but the final nail in the coffin was the pre-made frozen Yorkshire which was still frozen on the inside, starter and dessert were okay but nothing special, will not be back for sure

Enjoyed a family sunday lunch today, not visited for sometime and definitely won’t be leaving it too long before visiting again!

Marion & I had a wonderful valentine’s meal on our first visit to The Yellow Broom at Twemlow Green. Just loved the continental decor & team who were friendly & professional. The menu was tasteful & inviting. We felt the restaurant had been lovingly created & in a way felt like someone’s proudly presented home, albeit on a large scale. We felt comfortable & that was a big plus for anyone thinking the Yellow Broom is a bit ‘high brow’. The food was really great & lovingly presented. I started with haggis Bon Bons & Marion the pate with sourdough. We both had ribeye & peppercorn sauce as a main & the sauce was to die for. All of it was wonderful & so tasty. The wine we chose was a King Rabbit Chardonnay & that too was excellent. A 5 star almost but my ribeye was just a little too poor a cut for the price, whereas Marion’s was super duper, just the luck of the draw I suppose. We shall definitely be back for more spoiling.

A party of 6 adults spent a very pleasant evening in lovely surroundings. The tables were well-spaced;the food delicious. It was a very relaxed atmosphere.

Quality food & Excellent service We had a warm welcome when we arrived, we had the leek & potato soup and black pudding, both very tasty, cod was perfectly cooked and flaked, sauce was excellent. Turkey was moist and tasty, followed by crème brûlée excellent and cheese both very good portions. So nice to be able to talk to each other across a table in a nice setting , thank you all

Another fantastic Sunday lunch was enjoyed by our family today. Excellent choice of deliciously freshly cooked dishes. We loved the tender beef home made Yorkshire puddings, crispy roasties and lovely fresh vegetables. Starters and desserts were as always magnificent too along with the very friendly and professional service. Definitely Cheshires best restaurant.

This is a light and airy beautifully presented restaurant which clearly caters for the discerning diner. Innovative snd well prepared starters followed by lovingly cooked main courses. I opted for the pineapple and prawn cocktail to start followed by a rich lamb ragout - so tender and succulent. That was Sunday lunch. Now I can’t wait to try their evening menu. A MYST visit. Peter Campbell, Hale

Went for Sunday lunch at the Yellow Broom with friends. The food was excellent, the choices for each course very good (although 3 out of 4 of us had roast beef!). Great atmosphere, staff very friendly, can’t wait to return.

Went with my three friends for Sunday Lunch as I had been before but just for drinks only and the place itself is lovely so I wanted to share it We didn’t really want 3 courses but you have no choice Starters were fine and desserts lovely but the actual dinner was terrible. The veg was diced veg that you would get out of a frozen bag. Although it didn’t actually taste frozen the presentation of it looked awful. The Yorkshire pudding and roast potatoes to me were definitely frozen and seemed like they had come from a bag of Aunt Bessie’s. For £32.95 it was a real let down. We did call one of the young waitresses and questioned the food and she said ‘I can assure you it’s all fresh as I see the chef preparing it all’. She did mention it to the manager though who came over to us. We told her our thoughts and one of my friends said to her it looked like vegetables that would be served In care home. We couldn’t actually believe her reply when she said ‘well that is the type of people that we normally have in here’ I mean - really. !!!!! She did come back with the bill and deducted a bottle of Prosecco off it. But our bill including some drinks was still £220.00. I felt really bad tbh for asking my friends to come here thinking it would be lovely for them but lunch itself was a total let down Definitely not worth the money and Would I go again - definitely not

Service was great. That is all that was great. If I go to a place with such great reputation and not to mention paying 16.95 for a Sunday lunch (solo) and tied into a 32.95 3 course meal I would expect a freshly prepped Sunday roast instead, I felt like I had gone to a local microwave pub as we were served FROZEN yes FROZEN potatoes, yorkshires AND veg. I order leg of lamb and all that arrive were two little slithers of supposedly leg of lamb. HIGHLY disappointing. Would NOT return. I’m not a chef however I could have cooked a better roast myself that wasn’t from the freezer.! SUCH a shame.!

Had lunch with my partner to celebrate our two birthdays. As I hadn’t been to the Yellow Broom for some time I wondered whether it was still as good. We needn’t have worried! Wonderful meal. Great food, friendly and efficient staff and lovely surroundings. This restaurant will remain as one of our favourites.

The Yellow Broom continues to delight. Weekly themed Saturday evening takeaways have been wonderful. Spanish last week, which was superb. Tonight was my favourite so far - ITALIAN. Tuscan Panzanella salad to start with freshly baked bread followed by a veal belly main course. So many flavours and absolutely melt in the mouth veal. I do hope they repeat this menu - a real triumph. Well done for delivering fine dining through a takeaway service. Keep up the good work and thank you for making Saturday evenings and Sunday lunches that little bit better through lockdown.

We’ve just had a takeaway from the Yellow Broom, Spanish themed night. The paella is to die for. Huge mussels, king prawns, scallops and sea bass. It was an absolute delight, we could have been in sunny Spain, so authentic. buena comida, chef bien hecho!

The Yellow Broom has got it right. The environment is nice and safe with all rules and regulations fully complied with at every stage for the welfare of staff and clients. Tables were nicely distanced and the restaurant is all decorated for Christmas which really makes it feel very festive. The food was wonderful and perfectly cooked and presented. Staff as always very attentive. The Christmas menu left us spoilt for choice, we will need to try more of the dishes. To start we had Salmon and french onion soup, mains of Lobster and filet mignons, desserts of melting chocolate pudding and Baileys cheesecake. Fabulous gin cocktails and kir royale helped to wash it down with deliciously sweet pudding wine. Coffees and chocolates and we were ready for home. The cheeseboard was too good to miss, we just didn’t have room! So Natalie did us a takeaway for a light tea at home. The Yellow Broom continues to offer exceptional service in challenging times and the team are working hard to ensure that it is still a very unique and special destination with all those little extra personal touches. Looking forward to another visit before Christmas. If you can’t make it in person then do try the takeaway!

Havent had a takeaway or eaten out since March when all this started.The Yellow Broom lived up to their usual high standards with a beautiful meal. Thank you.

Exceptional service. My partner is having chemo so eating out and public places are off limits for us right now. Russell and Natalie have bent over backwards to try and ensure that we can still enjoy fine dining at home. Today I collected full roast dinners with all the trimmings. Couldn’t wish for better service and the menu is first rate. I know they have operated a formal takeaway service during lockdown before and will continue again in the coming weeks. I can whole heartedly recommend The Yellow Broom. Once normality is back we will be a regular visitor to the restaurant. I hope everyone supports this local business through the challenging times ahead - they are a such cracking team

Beautiful setting stunning restaurant & great food. The whole experience was very good from start to finish. We were greeted by a very friendly lady shown to our table where we received great service and one of the nicest meal we have ever had. Highly recommend this restaurant.

Just had a phone call from the owner, I presume, telling me that he was cancelling my online booking because he couldn’t cater for us (gluten free and vegan guests). Whilst I was trying to enquire why, since they already have a gluten free menu, he purposely and abruptly put the phone down on me. I was being polite, he was extremely rude. If this is how they speak to their customers, they don’t deserve our custom. I obviously don’t mind if places aren’t able to cater to people’s needs, particularly at this challenging time, but they can still be polite about it, there’s no need for such rudeness.

Four of us ate a very palatable lunch, nicely prepared and presented. The menu had something for everyone, sea bass, slow cooked beef, risotto and duck with lentils in were all good mains. The seating is well spaced and care taken at all times. The service was as always outstanding. A restaurant like this deserves our support.

Great to see the restaurant open again after a difficult period ... what a great job they have done ... so COVID safe .... hand sanitizers everywhere.. the restaurant was spotless toilets immaculate ... I felt so so safe .. the tables all distanced .. we had such a enjoyable evening .. the food was a divine .. I had french onion soup followed by grouse in port .. and home made treacle tart ... all delicious.. thank u all at the broom great night .. Ruth & Patrick beach

Oh! Delicious thank you so much! Can’t believe how beautifully the lamb was cooked, was worried about roast meat for takeaway but it was pink and juicy- just perfect. Hubby’s sticky toffee pud went down in record time! Will be back and cannot wait for you to open outdoors too xx

Thank you to everybody at the Yellow Broom for a fantastic takeaway meal for my birthday the beef was outstanding A credit to you all in these hard times we will be booking again Thank you to you all

My partner Zoe and I thoroughly enjoyed a take away afternoon tea for Zoe’s birthday from the Yellow Broom. It was scrumptious. Also magic to see and chat to Nathalie and Russell again. Really good people. Phil Spring

Just had our first take away meal from the Yellow Broom this evening. Beautiful tasty meal and a lovely change from the normal take away options. Very well prepared and boxed and as good as eating in. Will definitely be back for more. Oh,and extremely competitively priced too.

Current owners have been here not far off 30 years. It went through a quiet patch but is now firing on all cylinders. Menu, cooking, prices, all good. Need to book even for weekday lunch!

Myself, my husband and daughter went yesterday for afternoon tea. It was one of the nicest afternoon teas that I have had, I am coeliac so had the GF option. The staff were very friendly and attentive and the atmosphere was very relaxed.

Beautiful setting, lovely ambience, great food and old-school good service set The Yellow Broom apart from other competitors.

we visited the yellow Broom this morning what a lovely place perfect for our wedding vow renewal in october staff polite and friendly everywhere clean very classy and up market will be going here again and not far from where we live thae gardens are very pretty

A welcome return for Sunday Lunch after a while away. Service was excellent ( as it usually is). The starters were delicious as were the main course & sweets. Would recommend to anyone. Will return

WE dined as two couples. The welcome was very good and we were shown to our table promptly. THe staff were attentive. The menu offered a good range of fare. The wine list was good. The food was hot and well served

We had a fantastic afternoon tea today, really lovely environment with great staff who were friendly and attentive without hovering. Would highly recommend and we're looking forward to going back and sampling the main menu.

Visited as a family group of 8 to celebrate the husband's birthday. This has to be our favourite local restaurant and we say that knowing we are fortunate to have several wonderful eateries within a 10 mile radius of Congleton. The Yellow Broom always delivers on quality food, great service and has the most welcoming staff and ambience to suit so many occasions. Appreciate the pristine table settings. We had the Sunday lunch menu, a varied 3 course menu including a beef roast today, but also vegetarian, fish and chicken options, and we all rated our food choices very highly, not easy across 8 people with quite different tastes. We feel relaxed as soon as we walk through the door, lovely place.

Very nice, warm welcome, splendid surroundings, nice staff, and most important, very good food. Reasonably priced wines. Most enjoyable

We found the staff to be very pleasant and welcoming. On arrival we were invited to either take drinks in the lounge or go directly to the table. There was a good vibe and ambience in the restaurant. We had plenty of space and privacy at our table.

My friends and I were so looking forward to having our annual Christmas lunch at this so called "prestige" restaurant.

A last minute decision to brighten up a damp November day.

We have eaten at The Yellow Broom in the past and love the ambiance. The food is well presented and although the portions are not too large in our old age with reduced appetites we find them sufficient. Drinks however are quite expensive. We have found at the weekend that the restaurant can be quite full particularly if there are larger parties present. The conservatory area is lovely particularly in the summer but the inside area tends to be where the smaller round tables are sited mainly for 2 people dining. Having booked on a previous visit we were seated at one of the smallish round tables which meant we were very conscious of the adjoining diners and were almost involved in their conversations. It was just a little too cosy for comfort. On our last visit we chose a mid week lunch visit and I specifically requested to be seated in the conservatory where there is more space. On arrival I discovered the conservatory was curtained off so that all the diners of which there were about 7-8 tables were arranged in the narrow part of the restaurant. Once again we felt cramped and far too close to the other diners. I could not understand why it was necessary to do this unless the conservatory was closed off to conserve heating.

I have sent a private review for the time being. Sadly we were not able to get in on this day due to staff training so cannot revuew the food or restaurant yet.

A pleasant Sunday lunch. Convivial surroundings, very relaxing. Friendly staff. Unfortunately one young Waitrose delivered every glass by the rim of the glass! Unhygienic and lacking training. A lovely meal. The Yorkshire pudding was, however, rather underwhelming and certainly did not look home made - too even and bland. It was also very disconcerting to be served cubed vegetables - as if they had been bought in frozen - very disappointing indeed, mingled with mangetou and garden peas. Some nice fresh veg would have been far more appropriate for the cost. The mint leaf decorating the cheesecake was old and limp. All in all - pleasant but really could easily improve.

As soon as we arrive, we knew we were in for a treat. The greeting was lovely with pre-dinner drinks in the conservatory. We had the Sunday lunch menu which has a great choice without being over done. Staff were lovely and very helpful. Food was beautifully presented and tasted great (would love to try the fine-dining menu another day).

We met in the lovely bar and conservatory area for lovely gin cocktails - peach and hibiscus is definitely a new favourite!

We really enjoyed the good food and friendly, attentive service. All the food choices were very good quality and the presentation was of a high standard.

Absolutely great could not fault it food, ambiance everything was perfect this is our 3rd visit a little expensive but well worth it

This is a little gem, beautiful decor, lovely staff and excellent food. What more do you need? The lunch is excellent value, wine by the glass is a sensible option (with good wines on offer)

Natalie, Russell and the whole team were brilliant!

I thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon tea here. The sandwiches were delicious and a there was a fantastic choice of cakes and scones.

Hubble & I had a super lunch here last month to celebrate my birthday

We visited after moving to the area 2 years ago and hearing rave reviews but were completely underwhelmed. Overpriced and average food if not a little bland. We will never return. Felt cheated and we have dined out a lot!! Filet Mignon it was not. Hummus a flatbread? More like hummus and a cracker or two. Found the main a little tasteless. Drinks toppy in price. You reap what you sow guys...............

We visited here on Sunday as I’d wanted to try it out for a white.

Today 4 of us thoroughly enjoyed Sunday lunch at The Yellow Broom and would recommend the dining experience to anyone who is looking for excellent food in relaxed surroundings and seamless service. 5 stars in every aspect.

We are definitely Not the type of people to ever go out for a Sunday lunch. We prefer cooking our own. Forced into it by friends, we have to admit that the service was beyond excellent. Staff were extremely attentive. And they were really busy. Food was good, Yorkshire Puddings too and they were happy to serve extra lashings of gravy. Will we go again, a resounding yes.

4 of us went for an evening meal to the YB which is somewhere we have wanted to try for a long while. Lovely, bright, airy dining area which is irregularly shaped so you feel that you are in your own space but getting the ambience and vibe from the rest of the clientele. A nice conservatory to have a pre-dinner drink too. Service was friendly and attentive. The food was nicely done, very tasty and plenty of it. Plenty of choice for all palettes. A mix of diners which gave good opportunities for people watching. On a warmer evening there is a nice patio area too. Looks like this would be ideal for a small wedding. Really enjoyable.

Came here for afternoon tea and sat in the conservatory. The stand came with the sandwiches, scones and cakes nicely presented. The scones were the best we had tasted for a long time. The sandwiches and cakes were also very good. The one drawback was we only had one pot of tea. Noone came and asked if we wanted anymore. This is the first place we have been to and not been offered. The only time anyone came to us was after we had eaten so that was a shame otherwise we would have said it was excellent.

My wife & I have just arrived home having had Easter Sunday lunch at the Yellow Broom. To say we were disappointed would be an understatement. Having travelled 35 miles in each direction & having wanted to visit for over a year now we were really looking forward to something special. We booked on the 3rd March (a month & a half ago) but still found ourselves seated, on our own, in a conservatory which looks like a wedding venue. The table looked nice with linen cloth & napkins, however, when we moved the bread basket there was a large gravy stain under it. Clearly the cloth had not been changed. The wine was good as were the starters, although I did not receive the starter I ordered. We both had the lamb which came ready plated with potatoes & veg which is unusual at most good restaurants these days. My main complaint was the lamb, it was a couple of slim strips which looked as though it was the waste removed from the outside of the joint! The potatoes & veg were ok as was the gravy. Our deserts were ok & the coffee (an extra £3.50 each) was good. This is not a cheap Sunday lunch at £32.50 each. Suffice to say, we will not be returning or recommending this restaurant. The reason we wanted to try Yellow Broom is because it comes out consistently top of the list of best Cheshire restaurants on the “Open Table” restaurant booking site - very confusing!

Lovely setting, very nice staff and delicious lunch. The staff managed to cook and serve one of the nicest roast beef lunches to around 60 people simultaneously on hot plates, everything perfectly cooked and tasting delicious.

Start to finish absolutely 100% service - first time there on several recommendations... lovely x We all had something different couldn’t fault it

What a pleasant surprise we went for afternoon tea, the presentation was lovely, sandwiches were fresh and tasty, scones were delicious especially with clotted cream and jam, cakes were amazing something there for everyone. I would strongly recommend this place for a visit👍

Booked afternoon tea for a function, it was amazing, everyone commented on how nice the food was, couldn’t have asked for better.

We were here yesterday for an evening meal what a fantastic tasty meal the menu had good choices and we really enjoyed the whole night. The staff were friendly and efficient the atmosphere was very relaxed and enjoyable. One of the best meals we’ve had out for a long time. Highly recommended

Such a beautiful place with outstanding service.

We went for a Sunday Lunch to celebrate two birthdays! This was one of our favourite places but on this occasion we were very disappointed! We arrived early to have a drink in the conservatory but was told no room but we could see an empty space but told we could have the drink at our table...we didn’t! The meal wasn’t their normal standard of food and portions small! Staff seemed rushed too!

First class afternoon tea with prosecco. Fresh tasty sandwiches and beautiful cakes with unlimited tea and coffee. Amazing value in beautiful surroundings served by a lovely waitress who couldn't do enough for us. Faultless and highly recommended

We have visited The Yellow Broom before for an evening meal and we're impressed. However, when we went for Sunday lunch last week we were left a little disappointed.

lovely venue with very good food and service. Parking may be difficult if venue very busy. Has disabled parking available.

We tend to use The Yellow Broom for special occasions. It's a lovely place, the service is always excellent & the food fresh and tasty. If you're considering booking for the first time then ask for a table in the conservatory.

Celebrated my Golden wedding anniversary here and everything was perfect. Food,service and location was 10/10 from start to finish. Thank you Yellow Broom

Have just returned from afternoon tea at the Yellow Broom. It was in a lovely setting, in the middle of the Cheshire countryside but easy to get to. The table was set beautifully and the afternoon tea was pretty as a picture. The scones were some of the best we have ever had - and I'm fussy about my scones !! The staff were very attentive and polite but discreet. All in all a real treat.

Have just retuned home from lunch with six girl friends choosing from the Christmas festive menu. A wonderful meal. Not one of us could find anything to complain about (a rare feat!). The portions were adequate, well cooked, beautifully presented and the service couldn't have been better. The restaurant is delightful and tastefully decorated for Christmas. No crackers or other tat so popular with other restaurants.

excellent menu (great choice of gins!). food fab, particularly my sticky date pudding. service attentive.

We were really looking forward to this for a special occasion, but we’re disappointed.

was so looking forward to meal, but somewhat disappointed. my risotto as starts didn't arrive with parmesan (which i only realised who table-mate was give some w his main course risotto). also quite stodgy and bland.

We visited here for Sunday lunch as a somewhat belated mother’s/father’s day treat with our son . The atmosphere is just right for a relaxed Sunday lunch . The menu was varied and interesting , we all enjoyed our starters, the breakfast omelette, terrine and smoked salmon . My baked cod was delicious, beautifully cooked and served with a white onion sauce but I have no idea what the bed of mash was! Potato? Swede? But it was perfectly good . But no others vegetables which was a real disappointment. Both companions had the roast beef, with. Selection of veg, potatoes. Their Yorkshire pudding was deemed to be “strange”!!

Five of us visited here last week for lunch. Not having visited here for about 13 years, a real wow as I walked in. Such a change from all those years ago. Light, bright & sparkling! Couldn’t fault anything. Lovely staff, beautiful surroundings, excellent food and a reluctance to leave. Booked again for afternoon tea! Quirky bar area and outside sitting area for warmer days.. and all just up the road. Fabulous.

Nothing was too much trouble for the wonderful staff. The restaurant catered for 18 of us, no one felt rushed and the food was delicious, everyone of our guests enjoyed a lovely evening.

We had never been to The Yellow Broom before and what a treat it was! We were delighted with the decor and space. The service was excellent and the staff pleasant and helpful! The food was top class!!

Dinner to celebrate my father's 90th birthday with my brothers and mother.

If you like fine dining then this is the place for you!

We were very impressed with the informal atmosphere. Waiting staff very attentive and informative.Good range of menu for a Sunday Lunch.Only negative was one very thin slice of roast beef on the main course.

We took an elderly friend here for a midweek lunch. The decor is lovely, very elegant, nice crisp linen on the tables, subtle decor, very relaxed porch and conservatory for aperitifs The service was very professional. All the food was perfect. Fresh, well cooked and the main courses were a good size.

We went with friends and had a very good lunch. extensive menu, good wines and lots of gin aperitifs from which to choose. Nice setting and reasonably priced.

Some reviewers mention slow service but we found it relaxed and not rushed and since we are more interested in the quality of the food were very happy indeed. Good ambience and pleasant staff all contributed to a successful evening. We had the Queenie Scallops followed by Duck Confit and pudding and all courses were delicious. We will certainly go again.

Fantastic Sunday lunch. Great food - lovely atmosphere - great service. One of those places where you can relax and enjoy the atmosphere. We sat outside under the porch canopy just out of the sun - magnificent.

Went to a gin tasting event, great place, great food, great service, staff were very attentive. Lovely evening had.

Had a lovely experience having Afternoon Tea at The Yellow Broom. Professional and relaxed attentive staff. Lovely well seasoned sandwiches and the dainty sweet treats were light and delicious. Thank you. Will highly recommend the ambience chefs and staff .

The Yellow Broom is a lovely restaurant. It is beautifully decorated very open, airy and calming. The staff are smart, uniformed, polite and attentive. The tables have crisp white linen tablecloths and napkins. The menu is varied and has options for all tastes. There is a good range of beers, wines, spirits and gins. We had onion soup, chicken super foods, pork and beef, all were well presented and delicious. The toilet facilities are easily accessed and very clean and smart. All in all a very nice venue.

Perfectly pleasant people, but the food here is pure 1975. I'm sure elderly people like it with their reduced level of taste but seriously, this place is totally overrated.

The staff were very welcoming the food beautiful nothing was to much trouble when asked. The restaurants position is beautiful lovely that service and standards are still important to this establishment Thank you Visiting from Melbourne Australia

Friendly greeting, lovely atmosphere for pre-drinks (and choice of gins!). excellent menu, fab food (recommend guinea fowl ballottine, crispy duck leg with puy lentils and the cheesecake). Excellent service.

13 of us had a wonderful meal this evening. Lovely food, nice ambience, very clean. A tiny point was that the drinks service could have been more on the ball. Overall, highly recommended.

With a family group, I have to say that the ambience of the restaurant was as good as I hoped. The food was ok but not particularly good. What let it down was the service -- it was slow and there was no structure. We went straight to our table -- one of your reviews said that sitting at the bar first just adds delay. But it was about 20 minutes before we were asked if we would like a drink, and then two minutes later another waitress came and asked if we would like a drink!! The same happened 20 minutes later when we were asked (twice) if we'd like to order food. I won't be going there again, I'm afraid

Just back from a really lovely meal at the Yellow Broom celebrating Mother's Day. Staff couldn't have been more helpful and pleasant - really friendly.