Thyme Restaurant Gatwick in Crawley

We stayed at Premier Inn at Gatwick's North Terminal and enjoyed dinner on two nights at Thyme Restaurant. It far more convenient to dine-in than go elsewhere or suffer the limited, bad-valued terminal food. It is advisable to book dinner as you check-in, especially if you enjoy eating early. The meal deal can be a good value, but in our case we didn't save really on the first night so just paid menu prices on the 2nd night. With the meal deal, our 2 drinks, one naan bread and chicken added to my Thai curry came to another £19. The food was very tasty. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the Chicken Makhani curry! I do find the food a little pricey for what it is. The second night we just had 4 appetisers, one wine and a soda and that totaled £39. But, it is a hotel and the other options in the terminal really would cost twice as much and not taste half as good.

This is an extremely good establishment in all respects. Although it is a busy airport restaurant with a high throughput of diners, the food is of very good quality, with a good range of choices, and at a reasonable price. But a special word must be said for the quality of service. It was top-notch. The waiters were polite, professional, attentive and friendly. Our thanks go to them for making such a great dining experience. Thyme Restaurant comes with our highest recommendations.

Great food at affordable prices. Service very good and restaurant not too busy. Wine also was very good.Here's to our next time!

Excellent service, good food and really good value compared to the airport which I'd generally overpriced and poorly run.

Very good value meal served speedily and pleasantly by staff. I had brochetta and prawn linguini both ver good

Tuesday evening 7th December we stayed the night at the Premier Inn at Gatwick North Terminal. This is the restaurant and bar at the Hotel, located on the same floor as reception. It is usually advisable to make a reservation when booking the Hotel, sometimes there are dinner and breakfast deals available. On this occasion we did not have a reservation and the restaurant had a number of people queueing at the door. We decided to have a drink first and wait for things to quieten down. While waiting at the bar, to be served, we spotted a bar food menu. We had a look at the menu and decided to order food to eat in the bar area, rather than wait for the restaurant. We ordered a pizza, with three toppings, ham, mushrooms and pepperoni, to share, the idea was if one pizza was not enough we could order something else later. Ordered the pizza at the bar, £13.49, we were given a buzzer which would sound when the food was ready for collection. The pizza was not bad at all and was sufficient as we did not order anymore food. The bar got rather busy at times and a bit noisy with some rather loud and overexcited holidaymakers. When busy it took some time to be served. Overall not it was not too bad here, service a bit hit and miss, glasses and crockery could be cleared in a bit quicker which would free up seating for guests.

Our second visit this year and were not disappointed. Great menu with a good selection of food. The fresh calamari was delicious as was everything else. Service was prompt and efficient. Looking forward to our next visit already!

My boyfriend and I don’t agree on breakfast as he likes a Full English and I like Continental. We chose this as it had both and it was buffet style – also an excellent price at £9.99 per person. There was plenty of choice with everything and the hot food was being replaced frequently. The two toaster machines (both took two pieces of bread at a time) were quick and toasted not too little and not too much so it suited everyone. The staffs were very friendly and quick at their jobs. A lovely, clean and relaxing setting with no pressure to be rushed.

Food was ok. Very overpriced for brakes bros microwaved meals. Service wasn't great either. Will stay at the hotel again, but maybe not bother with dinner.

This place is a phenomenon. It’s the only restaurant in the Gatwick North Premier Inn, which has 700 rooms. It wouldn’t surprise us if they served 1,000 people on some days when the hotel is full. And yet every time we’ve been here before or after a holiday flight, the service has been efficient and the food good. On our most recent stay, our waitress (Lauren W) again was really friendly and helpful. The food is nothing fancy - just regular Premier Inn fare - but it’s good value and always comes quickly to the table and is hot when it arrives. Other hotels should visit this place to see how to serve large volumes of guests this efficiently.

Have eaten several times here before trips. Always found the staff very attentive and considerate. Meals are slightly smaller than expected but tasted great. Time waiting for orders was pretty quick considering how busy it was. Price of meals is reasonable. Make sure you book as the restaurant gets extremely busy.

Tuesday evening 13th June and we were spending the evening at the Premier Inn at Gatwick, North Terminal. This is the resturant and bar in the Hotel. We pre-booked a table a few days in advance, would recommend doing this as at peak times there maybe no tables available. We turned up at the appointed time and were shown to our table and given the menus. We were pleasantly surprised to see that the menu had changed from our previous visit and there were some interesting dishes available. We ordered the chicken Katsu curry with rice £13.49, and a prawn linguine £13.99. We also ordered two drinks with our meals. When the food was served it was well presented and was rather tasty, we cleared our plates. After dinner we moved to the bar where we settled down and had a few drinks. A pint of Fosters £5.35 and a pint of Sharps Pale Ale £5.75, which was not overly pricy for an Airport Hotel. Guests were also able to eat and drink outdoors in the Hotel's courtyard, there was an external, temporary bar. The staff we encountered on the bar and restaurant were friendly, polite and efficient. So all in all not a bad way to spend an evening before an early morning flight.

Poor service, poor food. Waited 24 minutes just to get a drink and even then I had to call the waiter over to serve me. The food was just warm and I told the water again and all he said was do you want another drink. The table behind me had raw chicken and also made a complaint!

Good value pub grub. I had a prawn cocktail, which was OK, but nothing to write home about, followed by gammon, pineapple and chips. It was nice to see deventer brands of Rioja and Sauvignon Blanc too.

After 3 years our first visit to the restaurant. The new menu is excellent and the home made meat pies are great!

We really enjoyed our last visit in the summer. However, this visit was different. I had the chicken breast, which while edible and cooked ,the temperature could best be described as tepid. I had the sticky toffee pudding which is obviously a hot pudding. However, my one got sent back as it was STONE COLD. Another server got me a new one and it was tasty It was also a problem to get the bill and pay. A very disappointing visit and will think twice about eating here again.

We stayed at the Premier Inn and opted to dine at the in-house restaurant, as we’ve done before. We booked on arrival, as we know it gets extremely busy. The menu isn’t extensive and the restaurant is attached to the bar area, which is always manic. We were seated in a corner, adjacent to the bar. It was so busy and rather loud. Our waitress was very pleasant, when taking our order. However, that was the last we saw of her. A very short while after placing our order, a male member of staff, came in to the area where we were seated, bellowing our surname at the top of his voice, whilst carrying our meals. It was most disconcerting and we did not appreciate all and sundry knowing our name. Surely we had a table number? We started to eat, not having received our drinks. The same man appeared again, still bellowing, Peroni and a wine. It wasn’t just us, who were subjected to this poor customer service, as other members of staff were bringing food in and shouting out diners names. Very unprofessional. Been in more civilised work canteens.

We stayed at the Premier Inn the night before our holiday. We ate in the restaurant on site. We were very glad that we had prebooked as the restaurant was very busy, people were queuing to get in. I had a chicken curry with a blood orange cider. My husband had a pie. The food was very good. There is quite an extensive menu. The restaurant is very large but there was still a queue for the bar and to get in to the restaurant for those who had not booked. Very busy, friendly staff. Recommended when staying overnight at Gatwick. Prebooking strongly advised.

Although the restaurant was very busy the service was attentive and efficient. The Black and Blue burger was tasty and fresh. Only negative was some of the clientèle - please leave your suitcases in your room! Overall a pleasant experience and would come again.

Whilst the hotel in what you would expect from a Premier Inn getting into the restaurant was crazy. I don't understand why someone ar the Premier Inn hasn't stood back and thought that does work. Having booked a table we went to the restaurant and...

Stay over before flight. The restaurant always does what it needs to. Get a decent meal, good bottle of wine, and then relax in the bar outside. Servers are always so nice and helpful. You're a captive audience obvsiously but they do try hard.

We have visited this restaurant at the premier inn Gatwick North on many occasions and not all of the meals or experiences have been good. However, on this occasion, where we were served by Sam, the service was excellent and the food was simple but...

To be honest we really weren’t expecting high quality food due to the high turnover of customers coming and going. 3.5 stars would be a more accurate reflection. The service was very good. Food was perfectly fine. All in all the experience was just as...

Saturday evening 4th June and we were spending the night at the Premier Inn Gatwick, North Terminal and this is the restaurant in the hotel. We made a reservation for a table at 20.00, when we turned up we were shown to our table and...

Had a surprisingly pleasant meal at Thyme restaurant at Gatwick Terminal North. Excellent value for money, a really delicious Piri Piri chicken and Chilli and Jacket potato. The service was excellent. Andrei was polite, pleasant and very efficient. Thank you.

November 2021. The restaurant is pleasant and the staff very attentive. There was a list on the table of items which had run out. Overall it meant about 25% of the menu was unavailable. However, I understand this is a situation which is not in...

This restaurant has a standard menu that it manages to provide even when supplies are restricted by the current situation. The decor is stylish and comfortable. The staff though, are on a different level. They are a very hardworking team that give exemplary service with...

Sunday  19th September and we were staying the night at the Premier Inn at Gatwick. A few days beforehand we emailed the hotel to make a reservation for 20.00, we received confirmation of our booking. We turned at the appointed time and we were promptly...

The best thing about the experience were the exceptionally friendly staff. We sat down and they began to reel off all the things that WEREN’T available! Namely no pizzas, no buddha bowl (my ideal veggie choice), no mango chutney for curries, no beef chili, so...

Went for dinner the night before our flight. Service was very good and the food was also very good, the standard PI menu, but presented well and delivered quickly. Very good Covid protocols in place making sure everyone was seated an appropriate distance apart.

Antonio who seated us was very pleasant, he even went to reception to get our dinner ticket as we forgot it in our room. Very basic menu during dinner which was fine with us, Alex our server was super attentive and couldn't be more helpful....

I would say the service I received from Jin and John was comparable to a Michelin star restaurant! I’ve eaten at other premier inns and not experienced this. Well done!

Yes we returned to get the curry. Tom the waiter was there and took the order quickly and efficiently he must be the happiest waiter in London and certainly a credit to the premier inn. The buffalo wings in barbecue sauce are superb and the...

Normally the food here is passable but at the moment they may as well be closed. There’s a very limited menu that meant one of our children got no dinner and the other didn’t want to eat what he was delivered. Staff aren’t wearing masks and barely socially distanced. The food was a small, mediocre microwave meal - limited to a chilli, Bologna’s really or curry that was in parts super heated and destroyed, and elsewhere uncooked. Despite the government eat out scheme we paid £17 and felt that was too much. We completely understand that these are challenging times but there was no excuse for the food or staff failing to wear masks.

Arrived at Premier Inn night before trip to France skiing. Booked Thyme restaurant. At 7pm over drinks the holiday was on , by 8pm over dinner I got the call to say had been cancelled due to closure of all ski resorts in FRance. The restaurant was not as busy as usual, I think it was because people were starting to get wind of the virus about to hit. THe service and food was very good and despite not going on holiday we enjoyed it.

There's nothing mind blowing on the menu & prices are on the high side for what's on offer but it's obviously very convenient to eat here if you're stopping in the hotel.The special dinner / breakfast bundle price offer looked to make things better value but we were booked into a VIP lounge for breakfast.Captive audience? Of course but you get looked after quite well.

When staying overnight at the Premier Inn, Gatwick North Terminal, there are few options for dining (other than a couple of “eateries” inside the terminal building).Thyme restaurant, inside the hotel, is a convenient option and not particularly overpriced. However, you can only expect average food, little ambience but quite good service. No complaints.

This restaurant is good value, but the food is average. Wine is good value and the portion sizes are good. I have mini ribs to start, followed by a mixed grill, with 8oz steak upgrade, onion rings and pepper sauce. My partner had mushroom soup. My steak was well cooked, but average quality, the gammon was ok, as was the chicken, but it wasn't great quality.

Just finished a lovely evening meal served by Alexandr, we chose starter and mains.My husband had leek and potato soup myself the mini ribs both tasty.Mains where mixed grill and 10oz ribeyes neither could be faulted tasty steaks good temperature (love my food hot) chips perfect. Alex was a perfect host checking thT everything was to our satisfaction.Looking forward to breakfast as we booked a meal deal, great value.

As part of the premier inn meal deal this was very good value, the service was good food good, it was clean and staff friendly and helpful

Booked for evening meal and breakfast, both were very good. Service a little slow due to the restaurant being busy in the evening, but the meal (Salmon and apple pie) was lovely. Breakfast was plentiful and fresh. Good value for the meal deal

We have eaten here many times in the past, and the meals have been fine. But this time we were really disappointed. The surf and turf was tough and the chicken was really like cardboard. The next time we stayed there we tried a bar in the airport and were pleasantly surprised. We won't treat ourselves as hostages to the premier inn again and try other places which are as reasonable and of much higher quality.

Business travel, evening meal.First the positives the staff and although clearly very stretched and busy they were all pleasant and helpful.Lamb koftas to start with, the lamb was pretty poor (not that different from a takeaway of lesser quality) with gristle and dripping with oil. A couple of olives and tiny slivers of bread. An inauspicious start.Steak and Doom bar (ale) pie to follow, a beer I like. Sigh, meat tough and chewy, gravy and pie filling underseasoned. Chips were ok though so I ate them and half the pie before giving up in despair.Went for a glass of Rioja with the food, it was sour and lacking in flavour. I would guess a £5 bottle at trade being sold at nearly 5 times more than that. Drank about a third of a glass and left it.I think the waiter could tell I wasn’t happy and fair play to him he got the manager over who was equally nice about things. They offered to replace the items but I opted to pay for the food and asked for the wine off the bill which they did without question.I don’t like to complain and I do have to commend them for their positive response. I also have to point out that lots of other people seemed happy enough with their meals so I might be being fussy.

Stayed at Premier Inn North Terminal the night before flight the next morning. After checking in room we booked table for 8pm. When you get back down there , there is always a queue for tables but they have a system that works. The restaurant is very efficient in serving hundreds of people at the same time. Sometimes I can't believe how quick the food comes out. The food is good pub grub , tasty and well presented. We always order too much.

We have stayed and eaten here quite a few times. I must say we have never been disappointed. The service is good and the menu is very large.

We've stayed at the Premier inn many times as a family but not for perhaps a year. We look forward to starting or ending the holiday here and always eat at the restaurant yesterday was the same but how disappointed were we?! To call it terrible is an understatement, undercooked insipid kids meal sent back, very very small portions and a cold 'hot' chocolate fondant dessert, it didn't see an oven let alone a micro wave! I honestly thought we'd all be up in the night with bad bellies! Thankful not Breakfast average a 30 min wait for a simple portion of porridge and barely any staff. Costa out of action (we had been warned) all in all a true disappointment to end our lovely holiday feels like Whitbread are feeling the pinch here and scrimping and employing folk with zero skills in cooking a thing!

We have been staying at the Premier Inn and eating at the restaurant over the past few years. The quality of the food has been declining steadily and as our last meal here was so disappointing and expensive we decided to try another place to eat.We were not disappointed by our choice and will definitely choose another place next time as now we are happy that we are not restricted to the hotel for food.

Not as good as previous visits. Food warm and not as nice as before, prices and value was poor for the price you pay and what you got.

Food and service excellent. They have upped there game from a couple of years ago. Then we waited over 2 hours for our food which was cold. We had to return it so no food that evening .

A Very GOOD Surprise "Pizza" was Great .... And Fast Service even as very busy ..... Staff Know their Stuff and Polite Too! We will Return ... Thanks

Our fifth visit this year and excellent as ever. Food high quality and the wine offer continues..buy 2 large glasses and you get a bottle! Great start to the holiday.

Restaurant service very slow, duty manager a joke and laughed when we complained. Value average. Will not eat there again. Would use the a23 hotel instead as better standards of care to customers. Alot better conditions.

Visited on Friday evening before early morning flight. As we sat waiting for dinner I checked the previous reviews. Our service experience and the quality of the food were as I would expect for a busy airport hotel restaurant.

We often eat here before flying as there is little choice before security at North Terminal. Usually find the food average and the staff pleasant but this time it was a different experience. The staff were ill-informed and unhelpful. All we wanted to do was swap the side of peas that came with the pie for any other side or a small amount of salad as one of our party can't eat peas. The staff members had a meeting, then called the manager over, who then went to speak to the chef, who then decided we could either have a mushroom (these were getting a hard sell from staff as they had a lot to get rid of due to phasing out all their mushroom dishes from the menu!) or ONE slice of tomato instead of the peas! All rather embarrassing! We eventually got our pies which were completely over-cooked with inedible, rock-hard, black pastry and dried up innards. The chips were limp and the peas came in a tiny dish the size of a ten pence piece. The burger was nothing like the picture being advertised and was lacking flavour. The coleslaw on the side was literally a teaspoon sized amount and the burgers were tiny and dried up.

Ate in here now roughly 6 times during my stay in the hotel and food has always been ok.

Smooth check in , room nice book restaurant before you arrive gets very busy a lot of people waiting to be seated.Meal very nice service good.

We stayed at the premier inn the night before our flight to Florida We pre booked a meal at Thyme as advised it gets full very quickly , good job we did as they were advising at least an hour wait to walk ups as we arrived

Located on floor zero at the Premier Inn North terminal.

After arriving at Gatwick we decided to get a quick dinner at the Thyme Restaurant within the premier inn. I had the gammon steak with egg & chips & my friend had garlic bread and chips as she was paranoid of eating anything large before our flight. I enjoyed my dinner but within an hour of eating it I was violently ill I was up all night on the toilet TMI sorry! I have never felt so ill :( I hadn’t eaten anything else all day so it could of only been the gammon

We have stayed at the Premier Inn Gatwock for years as it has always offered a fantastic value for money start to our holidays. We always eat at the hotel restaurant as, although not Michelin star it has always offered excellent value for money and tasty, well portioned meals. So. .... what has happened? Tonight we (3) ordered the Haddock,Chips and Mushy Peas ( with complimentary bread and 'butter'). When the food arrived I was so shocked as I had previously eaten this meal several times at this hotel. The reason I ass shocked is that the food that we were given was more like a child portion. I counted my skinny, frozen chips and there were exactly 21. The haddock resembled a mackerel fillet in size . When I complained to the supervisor I was told there is nothing they can do about the fish (how about buy bigger bits?!) But she could do some more chips! This is the last time we eat at this restaurant and therefore the last time we stay here. A shame, it used to be so good but as with many other businesses they have decided to cut costs and squeeze the customer. Well not this one, we are off to the Sofitel next time, yes more expensive but you get what you pay for.

So grateful for the help we received, we arrived at a busy time, and found a table at the back. The restaurant manager was so accommodating taking our order. We hadn’t had the best journey but soon cheered up once we had a drink in hand.

We ate at the Thyme Restaurant on the 22nd of July and were served by Laura. She was really friendly and welcoming despite the restaurant being very busy. She checked on us a number of times which was lovely. Overall great experience, the food was also good value for money and very tasty!

Excellent food and great value. The meal plan that includes breakfast is very good value. Very varied menu and a lovely breakfast buffet with quality products.

Nice to see a new menu that delivers. Prices have gone up but quality remains the same. Wine offer seems to go on for ever so no problem with that!

Came for dinner before and after our holiday, I had the surf and turf both times, and both times I asked for the steak medium rare, and both times came out medium well - well done - disappointing! Others in my party had tuna steak and the curry and said they were nice, so maybe just avoid the steak. There’s nothing on the menu you couldn’t get from your local weatherspoons, just for 4 times the price, but it is London so expected really.

We visited here last year when stopping at the premier inn.

We stayed at the Premier Inn before an early morning flight, booked a table in Thyme for our evening meal.

Had two dinners there and they were as different as night and day. First of all the place is extremely busy with many diners. Quantity often affects quality and on the first visit that was the case. The service was OK considering the volume of people to be served. I had the surf and turf and the steak was over cooked and 25% inedible due to gristle and fat. The flavor was ok but not enough to rescue the meal. On our second visit I was somewhat dreading it but what a difference. It was just as busy but the waitress was superb and she made all the difference. The speciality that night was Mediterranean and I ordered the skewer platter. It was excellent. Just goes to show that no place is ever all good or all average all the time.

We had a long wait between our flight connection and decided to visit here instead of the rip off and excesses of the greedy airport. For £10.50 we had a leisurely standard, but very good Premier Inn breakfast. All was good with attentive and helpful staff. Will be back and strongly advise thrifty travellers to do the same as us!!

Lots of fast food & Tex - Mex . Dry fish & chips , sea bass was unavailable , and something else they had run out of . Not impressed .

Stayed over before a flight to Dom Rep next day. We have stayed several times before with no problems. Again we had dinner in the restaurant and Laura, our waitress was lovely. Agatha, the manager was nice until we had a a really bad steak which was supposed to be a medium rib eye. Not only did it not look like a rib eye it was totally inedible and rare. Laura agreed and swapped the steak for a slightly better one. By then I had eaten my dinner, my husband had the hump and the whole dining experience had been ruined. I did complain and the manager, Agatha (she wouldn’t give me her surname)thought that taking the price of one bottle of beer off would make things ok. I will go somewhere else next time.

Change of menu and again delicious food. I had kebabs to start followed by their delicious fishcakes. All washed down by their rioja which was on special offer!

We arrived quite late due to heavy bank holiday traffic. Checked in dumped our luggage and went down to the thyme restaurant. It was 6.50 and they gave us a table booking for 7.15. Food was lovely and portion sizes good. Great value for money. Our waiter Antonio was amazing. Every time I glanced in his direction he came knowing we were ready for the next course and then the bill. He was extremely courteous and attentive. It isn't very often that you get such excellent customer service. He made our evening a great one. I really hope he will be rewarded for being such an excellent asset to your company

Menu not the greatest but you will find something you like,service was prompt once you either queue for a table or best to order a time as soon as you book or book in at the hotel. What is really bad is that tap water is filled in the afternoon and left out on the bar counter for evening service.

Good menu and very pleasant service from the mainly european staff. The fish in papillote was particularly good as was the mixed Mediterranean dish.

The restaurant has improved since last time I visited and the food was excellent. The waitress was friendly and apologetic about a mix up with 1 course which was corrected immediately. The food was tasty and the portion size was generous.

My girlfriend and I were staying at the hotel connected the night before our holiday and visited Thyme, from the start we were not let down.

Meal deal for 2 courses and breakfast for all £26.49p or 3 courses plus another £2! Staff are very friendly and very knowledgeable about the food & what included in the meal deal! Good tasty food

Ate here the evening before we flew out on our early morning flight. Got a table Sunday early evening no problem. Food is ok, thought this the first time we ate here last year! Waiter was very good but think I’d try the bar food instead next time!

On a solo journey, Feb' 8th, I stayed at the Premier Inn overnight ( North Terminal, Gatwick ).

Good food however long wait. Staff were helpful and made you welcome. Will come when back in the area and staying at the premier inn hotels.

When using the North Terminal twice a year we always stay at Premier Inn and take advantage of the Meal Deal for dinner and breakfast.

Eat an evening meal and breakfast at the restaurant prior to a flight. A busy bustling atmosphere with efficient attentive staff. A comprehensive chain style menu but the food was tasty and well prepared. Good value.

Booked ahead No queue to get a table Service was superb Food came in perfect time after order Good menu Food was great

Our sixth visit this year and never had a bad meal EVER. This one was not good. We waited a half hour for our starter which was OK but no sooner had we finished than they brought out the mains which had obviously been standing for a long time as my partner's salmon had completely dried out and mine wasn't much better. We think that they had completely forgotten the starter and remembered it just as they were going to serve the main. We were asked if our meal was good and gave an honest reply expecting nothing. As a token the ice cream was taken off the bill as this was the cheapest item. We will be back soon and hope that their problems have been resolved as this was always a wonderful start to our holiday.

The Thyme restaurant is on the ground floor of the Premier Inn A43 and is very busy. It offers a very reasonable selection of foods for omnivores, carnivores and vegetarians. It’s often so busy that you need to grab a drink from the bar and wait with a pager until a table is available. The service staff are very adept at rapid turnarounds of tables and the wait seems to usually be accomplished within one drink! The food was surprisingly good, wholesome, filling and tasty for about £12 a head for a main alone, obviously dependent on what you choose. A surprisingly good pitstop in this very busy location.

I ate here the night before a flight. The restaurant was very busy and I had to book and return an hour later, so is well worth booking a table in advance to avoid a wait. I was shown to a table, provided with a menu, and shortly afterwards ordered my drinks and a meal. I intended to have a main and a dessert, but the main was so nice and filling that I didn't need a dessert. The ambience was relaxing, the staff were pleasant and the food was very good.

My wife and I ate here before our flight using the meal deal which is excellent value for money. We were shown to our table by a lovely waitress and our order was taken very promptly. The food was delicious and piping hot and the drinks were ice cold.

When choosing the consistency of a Premier Inn, we nowadays prefer to select one that has a Thyme restaurant, due to the quality and level of choice in the menu. The Thyme Restaurant at the Premier Inn, Gatwick North, has excellent attentive staff and great food too.

Very big restaurant in Premier inn, North Terminal. Visited the restaurant the night before flying. Food is average. Service is very quick.

Would not tecommend lamb rogan josh but other choices were good. Helpful staff although English as a second language caused some problems.

The restaurant staff were super attentive, only having to look in their direction to get another drink. The menu is plentiful and reasonably priced. Even though it was extremely busy the food was served quickly and was good quality and of a decent portion size.Both our meals were served hot and once finished the plates were cleared away swiftly. we did not have pudding as the main course was sufficient. would definitely recommend

We have eaten here at least a dozen times and the food and service are always consistently good. During our most recent visit the place was packed so do call ahead to reserve a table as the waits can be long. We had a sharing platter to start and then the lamb burger each, a beer each and a bottle of prosecco. The bill came to under £65. We always use the Premier Inn at Gatwick North and this is one of the reasons why!

Our fifth visit this year and this time an indian special menu which was excellent. I had lamb shank which was cooked to perfection.

When we stay at the Premier Inn Gatwick North before we fly out on holiday we always use this Restaurant and have never been dissapointed. The menu choices are great the food is delicious and the staff are always friendly and professional.

Really loved the choices on the main and kids menu. Really looking forward to my stay in December. Mixed grill every time.

Booked the meal deal and enjoyed evening dinner and breakfast which were both very good. Service was very quick and good. They were doing an Indian special meal which to be honest was very good. Breakfast was even better with very tasty sausages and bacon and good costa coffee. Staff very attentive and totally in control .

The Meal deal provided excellent value, evening meal served quickly, staff all very helpful. Breakfast buffet choice as always very good. Great start to holiday

We have used this restaurant several time and always been welcomed warmly. The food is very wide ranging and should suit all tastes. The price is in the medium range and is good value for money. However it is the meal daedl that offers the best value as it includes breakfast as well. You will not go hungry here!

Blakely was brilliant. Great service and food was superb. There were some drunk and rowdy guests sat on a table close which was no problem but the manager was more than apologetic making sure that it didn’t spoil our night. By far the best service we’ve ever received in a restaurant.