Valley Restaurant in Herefordshire, County of

Servicio rápido. Almuerzo de los paninis y sopa muy sabrosa y caliente. La sopa estaba servida con un rollo caliente.

El entorno es fabuloso. Llegamos para el 30 cumpleaños de mi hijo al almuerzo, nuestra mesa estaba en el conseratory con vistas impresionantes de todo Gales. Es una pena, el clima no era gran cosa, pero aún impresionante.El almuerzo fue excelente, como siempre. 60 libras por tres, dos campos más con bebidas y café. Encantadora camarera sonriente.Tranquilos y relajados, el ambiente es perfecto. Sin duda volveremos de nuevo xx

No he comido en este lugar para bastante tiempo. Encuentre con algunos amigos para la cena, que disfrutamos mucho en el conservatorio encantador mirar el campo precioso. La comida fue disfrutado por todos, platos calientes, buena comida. El personal, joven y podía hacer algún tipo de formación más, aunque lo intentaron. Patatas fritas en grasas no disponible! Precioso empezar, bueno, filetes de cerdo y cordero, no hay café! Y vino blanco cálido! Oh cielos. Algunos otros problemitas pequeños, pero sin ellos la experiencia hubiera sido más agradable, pero sin duda la comida estaba bien presentada, bien cocinado y caliente.

In experienced staffDrinks in dirty glassesCan't cope with people who have intolerance's to some foodsEndless waiting between coursesCan't cope with large parties

Nos alojamos en el Peregrino cada vez que estamos en la zona, pero honestamente puedo decir si vivimos cerca comer aquí con frecuencia. El menú es genial con una auténtica sensación estacional y para sus tan bonitos para auténticos curries disponibles - sólo nos gustaría que podría haber sido una de las noches temáticas con curry. Excelente menú. El personal es estupendo. Muy recomendable.

El restaurante del hotel ofrece una amplia selección de comidas sorprendentemente, cocinado a un alto nivel de calidad y a precios razonables. Ofrecen especialidades diarias, así como el menú principal.

Con el fin de celebrar buenas noticias reservé un té por la tarde en el hotel Pilgrims para nosotros tres. Mi hijo estaba de visita y estaba deseando que celebrar y disfrutar de una merienda. Me había pasado el hotel muchas veces y me pareció como si lo ofrecen un ambiente relajado, de alta calidad y experiencia especial.

Loved everything, hard to choose courses as all sound so good. In season we had asparagus spears with a poached egg and hollandaise, simple but delicious

Eat in resturant every night of our 3 night stay food too good to miss. At breakfast you can double up on everything at no extra cost.

Excellent local produce used in the restaurant. Varied menu. large portions! Fantastic chef and waiting staff.

An excellent restaurant which caters very well for vegetarians. It serves both European and Indian food on an extensive menu.

It was five years ago that we last ate at the Pilgrim Hotel so good time to go back and see how things have changed. We had Sunday lunch with relatives travelling from South Wales. With us in the Midlands it's a good place to meet mid-way. Everything was fine. We had been advised that we might have to eat later than we had planned because of a large party being dealt with but no worries at all. Despite arriving early we were met pleasantly and things move smoothly forward. Staff were without exception friendly whist being professional and helpful without being overbearing. The Sunday lunch was highlighted by a starter of scampi - unusual but very welcome. The roast were nothing special but OK - roast pork better than the beef but I guess it's a matter of opinion. All in all we had a very pleasant experience and will certainly not wait another five years before going back especially as the cost, even including wine, was at £22 a head very acceptable.

Local food used widely across the menus, Goat from the village and steaks from the county, well cooked and presented.

Stayed here during a cycling trip around the beautiful Wye Valley and couldn't fault the food and service. Breakfast was tremendous, with as much as you wanted and a good mixture.We ate in the bar both nights and particularly liked the local steaks along with a fabulous home made curry which even had bhajees and naan bread as options!The views matched the surroundings and we can't wait to return for some more wonderful hospitality.

From the time I phoned and booked our table to leaving we were very well looked after. Lorean is a delightful person and sorted out a lovely table with a view that I will remember for a long time. Food was amazing. We are going back with other family members very soon. *make sure your very hungry as you get plenty*

We ate both nights of our stay at the Pilgrim Hotel, and were happy with both meals. You can choose to sit in the traditional dining room, or the modern conservatory, overlooking the hillside. We opted for the conservatory, which was well-heated, and airy.The manager told us on Thursday that they'd had some fresh goat delivered, so that night I had Moroccan goat burgers with salad and my other half tucked into goat curry with homemade onion bhajis.The next night we both had duck breast served with spiced red cabbage, and layered buttery potatoes prunes. Scrummy! We were too full for dessert, but even though the kitchen was closing, they agreed to make us a cheeseboard to have in he bar with a bottle of wine a little later. How's that for service?!!

NEVER disappointed dining here! Tasty, lovingly prepared and served by a smashing team of people. Nothing is ever too much trouble. Deepak's fabulous Madras curry was a taste sensation as usual, as were the bhaji's, perfect nans and delicate rice, I just love it!! Sticky toffee pudding with the lovliest thick, fresh cream ever and a drizzle of toffee sauce finished off a delightful meal. I can't remember what my better half had for his main meal as I was too engrossed in my own!! Trevor's suggested wines, really complimented our meal, he knows his stuff! Highly recommended. Thank you and hopefully see you all again in April when I return with the girls for a lovely sparkling afternoon tea, mmmmm yummy!

We were driving up the A49 home to Shrewsbury and were amazed to find all the pubs were shut at 3pm on a Saturday. Thankfully the Valley Restaurant in the Pilgrim Hotel was open and very welcoming with a special afternoon menu. Even though they were busy serving afternoon teas they were more than happy to help us out. Many thanks, we will be back on our next A49 road trip!

We had a meal here recently and the starter and pudding I can't fault, but the main felt like it was a microwave meal from wetherspoons. The staff were very nice and the venue was good. It could have been because they were very busy that night but it was a disappointing main part of the meal.

Having been here to The Pilgrim a number of times, my wife and I always eat in the valley restaurant. Very good and varied food, excellent produce and good local ales and wine. Always a good meal and atmosphere. Reasonably priced too. We are looking forward to coming back

Stayed at the hotel for 3 nights and ate at the restaurant twice and 3 breakfasts. The food is really very good and tasty, fresh and a good choice. Had the steak and ale pie one evening, lovely. Fish cakes and salad for starters again great. The second evening was my birthday and I had the cottage pie which was my first choice as is a favourite of mine, yummy. The pate starter was even better so nicely presented and really really tasty. Well done to the chefs.The ladies in the bar and reception were so friendly and helpful, especially the lady with dark hair in the bar and daisy I believe who looked after us so well in reception. I was even treated to a cocktail in the bar courtesy of the lovely staff for my b'day as well as small table decorations for my birthday meal, what a personal touch.Highly recommend to anyone in the area.

we stayed in the hotel for two nights and used the Valley both times.The lamb dishes are excellent and my wife raved abouth the curries--made fresh by in house chef.Worth a visit

Lovely food, very tasty, nicely presented. The staff were accommodating with my fussy eating and adapted the menu to match which was much appreciated. Helpful staff, good choice on the menu too.

Stopped off at the Valley Restaurant for lunch at around 12:30 whilst on a business trip.Although a little damp and misty outside the views from the restaurant are stunning.We were shown to the bar where we ordered our food and drinks before sitting in the conservatory to have our meals.The food was freshly cooked and we both enjoyed the meals that were ordered.The price we paid was extremely reasonable and well worth it for service and food.If I am in the area again then I would not hesitate to revisit be it for lunch or for dinner.

We had a free evening and wanted to eat locally so we booked the Valley Restaurant. The food was beautifully presented and tasted superb. My wife was blown away by her savoury souffle starter. Main courses tasted very fresh and beautifully cooked. The service was very efficient from Trevor and his team with just the right amount of time left between courses. And to top it all where else could you sit and watch the sunset over the Black Mountains while you eat.

Returned to "The Valley" restaurant , with some friends, following a less than impressive previous visit...See my previous reviews, when I listed it as 1 *.Dubious about this visit, I didn't hold out much hope but was proven wrong and had a very pleasant meal. The entire group commented on him much improved the food and service was. The main meals arrived together and were warm and generously proportioned. Not huge but certainly satisfactory. The noodle stir-fry was delicious, the gammon meltingly tender with a perfectly fried egg and the curry provided the heat expected.The Bakewell tart was superb...light and moist and very tasty. The custard, however, was a bit insipid and the ice cream bland and tasteless but these were only accompaniments to the main event. The group members did comment that it wasn't the most exciting menu for a hotel and thought it more pub-ish than designed for a restaurant...everything being safe and simple to prepare!In all, a pleasant meal in a pleasant setting. Will probably visit again when in Hereford.

Two friends who lunch. We both had baked salmon, dill sauce and beautiful fresh veg. It was of a quality that really was exceptional. New potatoes with a bit of butter, broccoli and carrots steamed I think, al dente. The salmon was perfectly cooked, WOW, and with this little pool of sauce. So simple, so stunning, not cheap but why should it be. Some food is prepared with a deft and loving hand, and this felt like it. Two chefs here, one from the european tradition, the other indian. I will be returning to try authentic indian food too I hope.Service and surroundings beautiful.Tricky access for anyone very disabled but staff kind and helpful.

We stayed at Pilgrims Hotel for five nights, and ate in the restaurant on three occasions.All of our choices were really enjoyed - we had starters and a main course each. The food was excellent and it was hard to decide as plenty of options on the menu.The cheese and spinach soufflé was much enjoyed by three of us, and my salmon was perfectly cooked.All the Staff were helpful and friendly, and the views are lovely.We also had five breakfasts, and three times I just had cereal and toast, but when I did have a cooked breakfast, it was cooked very well.

We stayed as alarge group for 3 days and really tested the Hotel and it's kitchen. The food was lovely and fresh and the staff excellent. Can't praise the restaurant enough.

Another fabulous evening. Warm, welcoming, friendly, efficient staff. Beautiful setting, the neighbouring fields of rapeseed adding spectacular colour to the landscape, truly stunning! Exquisite food, I couldn't resist a pre-starter(my diet went out of the window at this point) focaccia, humous and olives followed by a mouthwatering starter of the lightest, cheddar and spinach soufflé in a Parmesan roux that I have ever tasted! Chicken tikka masala for my main course, washed down with a beautiful Chenin Blanc. Devastated that I had turn down the tempting offer to see the dessert menu!! Highly recommended.

Food and service was excellent. The menu choice was varied, the service was friendly and efficient and overall it was value for money

Fantastic restaurant which we chose to eat in every night during our stay as it was so good. In particular, the unique soups were delicious starters (while we stayed there was Broccoli and Cheddar and Cream of White Onion). The food was attractively presented, with good sized portions. Services was friendly and the food arrived promptly without the meal feeling rushed. In addition, if you have any allergies the staff are more than happy to check ingredients with the chefs to make sure you can eat without worry.There is also a lovely bar area with an open fireplace where you can enjoy some post dinner drinks.

My partner and I booked The Pilgrim for our Valentines meal. It not my first visit! But, was first time for this special occasion. The staff were so attentive upon arrival and welcoming. Nice atmosphere. We sat in the conservatory area where on a summers eve or during the day, the views are outstanding. The menu was presented to us all especially done for the night. We ordered and were shown to our table. Each course was served promptly but not rushed. They had plenty of staff in which I appreciate as you are not left waiting or overlooked. The food was to an extremely high calibre. We enjoyed everything that we had chosen. So well displayed. Couldn't fault a single thing. Wonderful can't wait to return soon

The breakfast was very poor it said it was a full English breakfast but 1 rasher of bacon ,1 small sausage, No hash browns or fried bread... over priced can't blame the staff they are only doing there job it's a shame because we would of recommended it for other shoots visiting Monmouth

We decided to take our family out for sunday lunch as it was our ruby wedding and we wanted to give them a treat.We have eaten here previously and really enjoyed it, however, we were very disappointed, especially as we had said how lovely it was before. Service was soo slow, not once did they come back to us and ask if we wanted another drink. So slow in between courses,we asked for more veg as didn't look like enough to go around us all (10 of us) but, the veg came 20 mins later!!! . Won,t rush back. Such a shame. I was asked on leaving if everything was ok I told the waiter we had had better previously, he said no one else had complained!!

We stayed at the Hotel and ate in the restaurant on 2 nights and 3 breakfasts. Consistently good food, with the souffles & local trout being my personal favourites, my partner loved the Hereford beef. Marvellous experience

We stayed at the hotel where the restaurant is located.Views from the conservatory are beautiful.Food and drink very good value for money and service excellet

This is probably one of the best restaurants within driving distance of Hereford. I had two dinners there on a business trip staying at the Pilgrim Hotel. The menu offers a few pub standards and curries, a curry of the day, and a pie of the day. Well I like I a nice pie, but on my first night it was Cottage Pie, which I don't really consider a proper pie because it doesn't have a pastry crust, so I decided to postpone my pie-eating to day two and had a sirloin - good meat cooked just as I had asked, so no problems there. Second night the pie of the day was......... Cottage again, but they had faggots as a special, so I thought I'd give it a try. To be fair I hadn't tasted them since I was a child, and I'd forgotten just how powerfully offaly they could be. Didn't enjoy them much, but I ate them and I blame myself for being overly experimental. Though it's called a restaurant, it's actually a bar with a restaurant adjoining, and they don't mind whether you eat in the bar or the more formal restaurant - it's all the same menu.

Love dining here... Mouth watering food, beautiful countryside views, excellent service, friendly staff, nothing is too much trouble...I just love it! On this occasion I ordered the homemade flat bread, humous and olives to start followed by the chicken tikka massala, WOW, heavenly!! The trio of local ice cream and the Irish coffee were naughty but very nice! Highly recommended.

Today on a journey back from Hereford we stopped at this hotel for lunch, cheerful greeting from the receptionist on arrival. Smiling and very pleasant barmaid quickly served our drinks and it was especially good to find Bass bitter on draught, very pleasant pint. We ordered the beef together with a round of brie, bacon and cranberry sandwiches which were served with a very fresh salad and crisps. Excellent sandwiches with very generous fillings both had been clearly freshly made.Whilst at the hotel we studied the other menus and would most certainly recommend this restaurant to other travellers.

Service is very prompt, very friendly staff who explain all the menu and special meal of the day. Food is very fresh and tasty, a great variety to choose from. Delicious desserts. Good collection of drinks at the bar and very reasonable prices.

The Valley restaurant certainly reflects the Indian heritage and background of the chef. A uniquely Indian twist is given to a number of dishes. Not to everyone's taste but I found it enjoyable. As is common with so many restaurants nowadays, and I am not criticising it, the menu tends to be the same for most of the week unless some other locally sourced ingredients run out. The wine list is adequate as I said in my review of the hotel the house wines ran out and were not available in full until the last night of my stay.

My wife and I live locally and eat in the restaurant at the Pilgrim Hotel about once a month and have done so for the last three years. We like the fact that the food is consistently good (one poor steak two years ago the only failing) and the service always friendly. Every time we leave we wonder to one another why we don't go more often.It is good value for money and our family enjoy going there too.

Lovely restaurant approached through stone corridors so the views when you arrive are a good surprise. Lunching on a Monday was a quiet affair but we were well served and had plenty of time to chat.

Reading some of the earlier reviews was quite interesting as the older ones, up to around the end of 2012 are all very good but from Christmas on only one has a good word to say about the place, I wonder what happened at Christmas?Let me add another ‘good’ review for 2013. My wife and I stayed one night in the hotel which I have reviewed separately and frankly was unimpressed with. What turned a 2 star rate for them into a 3 was the food which, on the night we were there, was excellent. Now don’t get too excited, I’m not talking Michelin star standard but just maybe AA 1 Rosette standard.In such a dowdy hotel the food quality was unexpected and much appreciated. I had the smoked haddock soufflé to start followed by the trio of pork, both well cooked and presented, there was a little too much rabbit food under the soufflé but it was easy to simply leave it on the plate. It was flagged as being with an anchovy & rosemary butter sauce, not too sure where it got to but still the soufflé was light, fluffy and well cooked. The pork was accompanied by mashed potato and an apple compote both working well with the different meat presentations.My wife had a vegetarian starter, a goat’s cheese and potato terrine, basically a large piece of cheese wrapped in sliced potato. Not my style but I wasn’t eating it, she was and enjoyed it. She followed this with a slow braised blade of Herefordshire beef Bordelaise which was cooked to a tenderness indicative of long slow braising. It was full of flavour fell to pieces and almost needed no chewing. It came with a root vegetable puree, glazed baby onions & red wine thyme jus and they all worked together very well indeed.We asked for and were given, an extra plate of vegetables which are shown on the menu as being extra but I don’t think we were charged for them, neither should we, vegetables are the least expensive part of the meal and should always be part of the main’s price, restaurant who charge extra are a pet hate of mine and are always marked down.The wine list is compact but well balanced and not overly expensive, one always expects wine to be at least the standard three times the shop price anyway.On the negative side, the main restaurant we were directed to, is in a conservatory with large plain wooden tables sat side by side, rather like the refectory at a public school. There was no atmosphere not helped by there being no tablecloths and small paper napkins. Breakfast is served in a smaller side room with proper tablecloths; even if the top covers were cheap paper ones as were the napkins but at least the room had a cosy feeling, dinner in here would have been much better.The wife and I have been in the food trade for a combined total of over sixty years so are not people who think MacD or KFC constitutes ‘Fine Dining’ we know the difference between Sole Meunière and fish and chips or rather rubbish out of box into a microwave from cooking by a proper chef. The ‘terrible’ reviews of earlier this year are inexplicable to us, perhaps the chef was off and the washer-up was cooking, all I can say was the night we were there it was very good food and yes we would happily eat there again.

16 walkers descended on the hotel in February and had some of the best food we can remember having. The service was excellent, the staff wonderful and the food was exquisite. I have already booked again and if you live near the Pilgrim how lucky you are, get in and use it!!. Our 3 days was excellent and I have already booked to go back.

Travelling from South Wales, being hungry, not knowing the area, we called for Sunday lunch. On entering through the reception lobby, there was no greeting or smiling face from the receptionist, just a blank face. A smile would have been nice.In the bar area we were greated by a lovely young lady (who also doubled as a waitress), with a warm friendly smile (smiles are so important!). She was polite and very helpful. The restaurant was quite busy, about 60% full with people eating the two course option at £12.95. We were well looked after by two of the three waitresses, one actually ignored all the customers and proceeded to set up tables, for what I guess was breakfast the next day.I chose the pate starter. This was served with toast, home made chutney and rocket salad. It was a lovely starter, very tasty. My partner had the home made soup, which she told me was rather bland. (She is an expert soup maker though, so her expectations were high).We both ordered the roast beef main. What a shock when it arrived. A lovely selection of vegetables, unfortunately only enough for one person. The rest of the plate was the exact opposite - a huge plate full of four large slices of beef, lovely thick gravy, numerous roast potatoes and two huge yorkshire puddings. The plate was so full my appetite immediately disappeared and I began to wish I hadn't had the starter! My advice would be to have the main and a sweet, then you have appetite options.All the food was well cooked and was o.k. Not good, not bad. Maybe another visit, maybe not. My main comment would be that for £12.95 you are getting a huge volume of food with no thought or care about presentation or sophistication. In fact the plate full reminded me of the lorry drivers cafe at Lymme Service Station on the M6 and all for £6.00. Good food, piled high for big people. Finally, I do think at £12.95, which I think is expensive for the quality we got, you cannot compensate quality for volume. I would prefer less food of a higher quality.

Shouted at for taking too long to order, 3 menus between 8, not told our table was ready, waitress no idea what food was on offer and when it eventually are the food was average. We had an awful and embarrassing experience from a place that should have been so personable and friendly. Wrong orders, cold vegetables, etc. etc. Please go somewhere where they care.

Award-winning team of chefs et al offer varied menus concocted from local produce - notably Herefordshire beef and poultry, but vegan and vegetarian diets are imaginatively catered-forWaiting-staff discreet but attentive Spectacular rural views from conservatory and restaurant

We have just had a very enjoyable sunday lunch at the pilgrim hotel, sat in the conservatory in the sun on this very cold day, food good and hot, service couldn't fault, it was very busy which just shows how good it was will definately be going back and taking the family.

We ate breakfast and dinner at the Hotel for 3 nights over the Twixtmas period and just couldn't fault it. The food and service was just incredible. Prices were reasonable and the cod from the main menu was particularly well liked along with a beautiful venison cut. Vegetables were different for each dish and cooked really well and the bar snacks were just as good.

We went here for Christmas Lunch after seeing excellent reviews on here, and after a previous visit (which was indeed excellent). Sadly, they really let themselves down on Christmas Day. It was like a different place.It had none of the charm of the previous visit, overspilling bookings into a characterless function room, we patiently waited in reception to be breezed past by all the waiting staff (not one of them acknowledging our arrival). Ignored for five minutes of waiting, we went to the bar to request our table. We were shown to the sad function room table and promptly served the starters by a stony faced waitress who didn't ask us if we wanted drinks or even wish us Happy Christmas. Not a good start. I had to go back to the bar myself (out of the function room and down the hall) to ask for table water and the wine list as it was clear this wouldn't be offered.We eventually got drinks just before the mains. The food was very poor, basic, unseasoned fetter that smacked of mass catering. I had the turkey, which was piled up on top of soggy roast potatoes (hiding them?), may as well have been thrown on the plate. It was likened to a soup shop. It would have been funny if we weren't about to pay £60 a head + drinks. The vegetables were boiled to death. Resting a fork on the sprouts - it almost sank right through. Depressing.The service was dire. Badly trained, grumpy staff, partially cleared each table...leaving debris from crackers piled up at one end of the table, all side plates and veg platters through to the end. I'm afraid none of our party finished their meals and we left very disappointed...and still hungry.Management appeared to be shocked at our disappointment (raised during the main course) and we managed to negotiate £20 per head off the bill (originally offered 10). Even with that I can honestly say we'd never return. Such a pity after such high hopes. Was it a case of "pile 'em high" I don't know? Very sad.

Excellent quality food - both bar menu and a la carte. Prices very reasonable for cooking of this quality, and generous portions

The restaurant is small and cosy, but you can eat in the bar if you wish. Food was excellent, one of the meals I had was the best I've ever tasted (Riesling Poached Chicken with warm goosberries). The menu is not huge, but is varied.

The food is excellent, service is prompt, and there is a good selection of wines. Prices are about right

There's nothing to dislike.Quality, presentation and service all excellent.

Perfect service to go along with stunning food. You have a choice of a Bar Menu or An al a carte menu. Very reasonably priced.

Mouthwatering food, the cheese and spinach souffle was heaven sent. I chose my main course, chicken curry, from the specials board.....Top choice, everything cooked to perfection, from starter through to dessert and liqueur coffee . Friendly, professional and attentive staff. A wonderful dining experience with breathtaking views. Just perfect....Highly recommended.

Ate here as part of D,B & B package. The setting is a conservatory at the back of the hotel with a stunning vista over the valley. The menu choices were good with some plain food such as steak, chicken etc for the not so adventurous and some more unusual choices for those who like to experiment. Highlights for me are the Pigeon & black pudding and soft shell crab starters and the Gressingham duck main.The Wye Valley Bitter was very enjoyable as was the local Stowford Cider. Service in the restaurant is efficient and friendly.

There was a good variety of meals to choose from which were excellently cooked.

the layout was lovely, we had our meals in the conservatory so were able to enjoy excellent views as well as the food and wine.The menu choices good, there was something to suit all tastes. The soft shelled crab was delicious.For lovers of hand pulled beer the Wye Valley was enjoyable.

Very pleasant dinner 2 nights during our stay, they even remembered a cushion for mum

Had dinner here on a Saturday night. Noticed an odd school dinners type smell in the main restaurant.The teenage waiting staff practically ignored us on arrival, and the service failed to improve after that. Wine and water were delivered to our table without any offer to taste or place the bottles.The menu is fairly dull except for a couple of Indian specials. A chicken tikka starter was nicely spiced, but the main courses were very poorly plated and very average. A pork belly with bubble n'squeak turned up as mashed potato with veg pieces embedded and a nasty sauce. The accompanying dish of mixed veg also had cabbage. Why? A dish of baked salmon was OK but again smothered in a uninviting sauce.

I ate whilst staying at the Pilgrim Hotel and the food was excellent. Service was friendly and the choice good. The Herefordshire Rib Eye steak was beautifully cooked and I can't wait t go back again.

Stayed on business and thoroughly enjoyed the views, the service, the staff and the food. Breakfast was super [large portions available]I had a bar snack the first night, a beautiful home made curry which was created by their Indian chef and chose a Hereford Rib eye steak from the a la carte menu on the second night. Just perfect, I'll be back and judging by the locals in the restaurant I won't be alone.

A party of 13 descended upon the restaurant for an evening meal, having selected our menu choices in the preceding week to avoid delays on the evening because of the large number. Everything about the evening was absolutely perfect , the views, ambience, timings, service, menu choices and the food was beautifully prepared and excellent.

Saw their advert and went for lunch with my family and thought it was great. Good food at good prices, will be back.