Victory Chop House at the Village Hotel in Rushmoor

I have stayed here a couple of times in the last week. The breakfast is very poor. This morning there was no fresh milk, the scrambled egg was from a packet mix and the bacon was pink and limp. I had the steak and chips in the restaurant too. Steak was like leather, chips were lukewarm warm and pasty. The price of the food is also extremely high for what is on offer. Honestly, don’t eat in here if you can help it.

Went to Village to use a voucher bought previously. Good atmosphere and busy with the Liverpool football match on TV. Despite the busyness the bar service was excellent, and really enjoyed the food. They always bend over backwards to make sure all OK for you

We did not stay at the hotel, we ate there, we went as a three and honestly, for what we ate the prices were so high. All three meals we after were unacceptable and none of us ate our meals, but not once did someone come and check if the food was ok. I had grilled chicken burger, the chicken was so over cooked you could probably break a window with it. my boyfriend had an American double cheeseburger, same thing… dry… but as well as this he upgraded his fries to cheesy fries and they just came out as regular fries. My boyfriends mum had salmon bowl which was basically a microwaved piece of salmon on some overcooked vegetables slop. For a £78 total I feel we would have a tastier meal at Maccie D’s!

Very good foods. recommend for family Lunch and dinner , the stuff very nice his name Lukas very friendly

Family meal on a Sunday night. Service a bit slow but staff friendly. Expensive for what is was but it’s a nice space with big screens showing sport and a couple of rows of cinema style seating. Has an American hotel bar feel. Manager dealt with the ejection of a problem customer discreetly too. nothing special but I would probably visit again.

Booked a table for a large group in advance for a Friday lunchtime. Only times available to book were 11am or 1pm, so opted for 1pm. Bar staff were very busy and stressed and clearly not happy about a large group arriving and ordering food individually. However, I called over a week in advance to enquire if we needed to pre-order for a large group and the man I spoke to just seemed confused and said someone would call me back, which they didn't. We couldn't really order food all together at the bar and then split payments, as would have been overly complicated. It took a long time for us all to order through 1 member of staff and consequently food arrived gradually and some took a long time. We were warned this when we arrived, but would have expected sufficient staffing to cope with a large advance booking. Alternatively, the booking system should have given us the option to book for midday, before the lunchtime rush. Food was good and reasonably priced, just don't recommend booking a table for a large group or going at peak times.

The venue itself is very good, different areas around the bar to suit everybody. It’s a shame they’ve done away with Sunday Carvery, but the Roast was pretty good, plenty of meat, individual bowls of veg, plates and gravy pots were piping hot. Out sticky toffee puds were a little rubbery but the sauce and ice cream solved that. Can be a little noisy depending on when u go. We were there to watch rugby so it was a fairly loud afternoon but we had expected that.

We went for a roast dinner and the meat was dry, food not very hot and the bowl of vegetables were over cooked, looked grey and wet. When this was a carvery it was fantastic, its such a shame its gone downhill sincw being refurbished.

Nice for informal drinks and food. Football on but it is a sports bar so expect some noise. However it was a lovely friendly atmosphere. Staff really helpful. Had birthday drinks and snacks there recently and they went that extra mile for us.

Service was awful and food was less than good! 3 of our party very ill after the meal! Only helpful member of staff was the manager who dealt with our complaint and agreed himself that it had been awful!! Will not be returning

The Grill Restaurant has been changed to a Sports Bar with large TV screens and a loud atmosphere. We were looking forward to a nice meal out but sorry it’s not for us. We walked out without ordering anything and went somewhere else. What a shame that in a fairly large hotel there is no choice of restaurants.

Modern venue with decent menu but dining as a couple on a Saturday night proved to be a big mistake due to the loud noise from the adjoining bar and raucous behaviour of some of the customers which went unchecked by the management.

Not much choice on starter buffet Staff were really good and food was good too Very good value

The Sunday roast was not at all nice. We visited here a few years ago before the refurbishment was done and you had more choice and the food was good.

The standard of food and service between Sunday 12th Jan and a Sunday in late November was enormous. In November the food was wonderfully presented on a wooden board, tasted superb, generous portions and service excellent. In January it came plonked on a plate, the turkey was dry, the beef was good, potatoes under cooked. When we arrived staff wouldn’t acknowledge us until we stood in front of them. They knew nothing about the kids eat free offer- emailed to us, on website and by their front door! Took the entire meal to sort out. I would t recommend based o our last visit.

All staff really pleasant, politely explaining how lunch worked when I asked, despite it clearly being explained on the menu! Let my Dad have a taster of a beer he hadn’t had before. Food was lovely.

So disappointed to have lost one of our favourite places to eat.We used to enjoy coming to the village with the previous buffet set-up. It was always busy so we were shocked when they changed it. Have now been a few times to the new sports bar & grill and have found it ok. Treated friends for a birthday get together after recommending the place from previous experiences but felt like I should have just opted for a gift! Found some of the starter choices unusual (croissants & muffins ???) The food was ok, we did get served parts of it cold which was disappointing. The sign outside said kids eat free but we were told that was not on sunday and they would have to have meals from the kids menu. What kids menu? No mention of anything other than the sunday lunch menus. Won't be returning for sunday lunch as we miss the range of choices which suited the whole family with fruit pots and mousse puds. Nice to have a place to watch the sports so will probably end up there in the future.

Far far to noisy. Tables dirty. Staff not concerned that we had a table booked said oh there’s one sit there. So in the end decided to eat else where. Rooms and hotel fantastic restaurant awful.

Food was good, however, bar had no stock!! Had a voucher for 2 free cocktails. They were all pre made and had run out!! No Baileys, no port!! Just very very poor overall at a time of year it should be well stocked!! Had to leave the bar at 9:30 due to not being able to get drinks we wanted. Told the reception who said they would pass on our comments to the duty manager. Mmmm of course you will!!

Far to noisy couldn’t hear what others around the table was talking about.

Took Mum for a birthday Sunday lunch, she can be very fussy but she ate all her turkey roast & especially enjoyed choosing extras & pudding from the Chefs table. My daughter & I were especially pleased by the nut roast & veggie options on chefs table. We will definitely be regulars now!

The food and service were good. Paula was amazing, including remembering us from 18 months ago. The whole experience was spoiled by the unbearable noise level which made it impossible to have a conversation. As a result I made alternative arrangements for our second night. This was for the six hotel guests plus more family members so you lost a booking for 12.

Really disapointed upon arrival to enjoy a lovely Sunday carvery that they've run for years it was no longer available. The food on the buffet area seemed to be of a lower standard then previous visits whn it was a carvery, I've sorry but we wont be retunring after visiting the place in excess of 15 times we wont return as the carvery is what we enjoyed which is no longer there. Very sad to see the carvery go :-(

Food was great pity about the mob next to us .Also could have done without the dispute over Health Club voucher.but on the whole good

We went for Sunday lunch. The format for which had changed. It used to be all you can eat and now is unlimited appetisers followed by a choice of turkey, beef or veg roast. I was a little disappointed that there was no pork or lamb option. That said the food (we all chose turkey) was good quality and had good variety. The waitress who looked after us was extremely friendly and entertained our boy. There was a narrow variety of desserts so we went elsewhere to satisfy my wife’s sweet tooth. It was okay value for money.

Food was all overcooked.. fish and chips inedible.. chicken was overdone and burnt.

Enjoyable venue for a get together.

There was a large group of us and the waitress was perfectly friendly and quite attentive although the Grill seemed a little understaffed. I appreciate that it is a Sports Bar, with screens everywhere. However, absolutely no need for piped background music in addition. This was simply too much of a sensory overload and made conversation difficult and took the edge off for me. I asked if a loud-speaker next to the table could be turned off. It couldn't, or at least wasn't, turned off. All in all a little too much noise when the group aged from 8 to 80. The food was fine and the roast option went down well.

Booked a table online and when we arrived the staff had a blank look on their faces. Eventually a member of staff realised we had booked online and showed us to a table. Waited ages for a drinks order to be taken and when the pizza was brought to the table it was so burnt and flavourless that we left it. I went to pay at the bar are and was completely ignored by staff who were standing there having a chat.

The service was very good. Nice to have a jug of water brought to the table. The Sunday carvery was excellent, a good choice of starters and desserts. The main meal couldn't fault the meat was delicious and vegetables were very tasty, plus you can help yourself to as much or little to suit your taste. Would certainly go back and highly recommend.

Fantastic meal, great service will definitely be returning

Place was empty and staff wondering around not knowing what they are doing. Took ages to get a menu, ages to order, a long wait for the below par food to arrive and an age to pay the bill.

Simply awful, noisy, overpriced, poor service and appalling food. The first burger presented was not what was ordered the second arrived 30 minutes later and was incinerated, dry and ineddible. Avoid

We arrived at the grill & bar and were met by very friendly staff. We had a super meal attentive service and it was a nice place to sit and chat. I had my elderly parents with me and they enjoyed it too. I would definitely recommend it and I shall be going back again.

It was nice and fairly cheap, but I think what let it down was that there was not a variety of food at all, what you got given was it for food as in there was no refills, the menu was pretty basic there were no sandwiches and only one scone per person, the service was very friendly and helpful but the food let it down

The afternoon tea was lovely, however tea not refreshed (although I am sure they would have done if asked). My main complaint is that I had not visited the hotel before and unaware of the surroundings. The afternoon was served in a sports bar with TV's blaring all around and even when the TV was turned off we still heard the sound which was completely the wrong ambience for afternoon tea. I would not recommend the hotel for an afternoon tea however for a sport watching venue it was faultless. Sadly we had not come to watch sport!

Only 2/3 wait staff for a Friday evening, 1 of whom was not able to serve us alcohol due to her age. There was a tribute night going on elsewhere & a few hen do’s too so should have put on many more workers. I felt sorry for the bar staff.

Far too noisy,wasn’t able to hear my fellow diners conversation. The dining room needs to be away from the bar.waitress was lovely

Lovely meal with family, warm friendly comfortable environment. Staff are very helpful service was excellent. Food was delicious. Suitable for all ages. Will be eating and dining here more often.

Used my gym membership to get 25% reduction on food and drink. Limited choice but food was good.

The staff were great and very accomodating. The roast dinner is lovely, and such a unique option to also do little starters and puddings with the buffet as well. We came at peak time for a Sunday roast and had booked a table. It was very busy and loud, we were next to a large table with very noisy kids, not the restaurants fault at all though! The chef was very generous with the meat servings which was great, it was a shame that the buffet food was running low by the time we arrived after 3pm (Turkey and pigs in blankets had run out). I hadn't realised that it must end at 4pm, but now I know for next time to book an earlier slot. However I must compliment the waitress that offered to make us our own dessert when the buffet desserts had run out. This was a very nice gesture.

Good friendly service , let down by quality of food , it was ok but not a great carvery

We met with family for Sunday lunch after attending Kerith Community Church which meets at the hotel. Great service, good food with lots of choice. Good, unobtrusive service. Excellent value.

Brilliant place, everything you need and top rate service!

We visited for the Sunday carvery as a large family group, including a baby and a toddler. The staff were very attentive and friendly and the relaxed atmosphere and no waiting for food was just right for the occasion. Two of our party were vegetarian and there was a nut roast alternative to the meat carvery. Everyone agreed the food was tasty and good value. We shall definitely be returning.

Friendly and polite staff, prompt service. Nice atmosphere.

The staff where brilliant we have a non verbal disabled child in our family and the members of staff who tended to us included the child in conversation and spoke to her not at her and really made our day as a family to make her feel part of our experience we don’t get this very often she treated her as an individual it was lovely. Also a great choice of food only criticism is everything on the roast was a bit peppery so the children weren’t to keen on the roast dinner

The staff were super friendly and there to help. <br />Food on the other hand was disappointing. The carvery meat was nice however not much choice of veggies and what was there including gravy was cold. <br />I would still visit the village pub but not for a carvery.

Service was a little slow but the staff were helpful. Given a choice of table. <br />Food was nice, not exceptional but tasty. Had to remind staff about side orders. <br />Reasonable value for money with member discount.

Everything was brilliant, I’m gluten free And vegetarian and I did find it difficult to find a meal however the staff were very helpful in making something I could eat! Overall it was amazing and I would come back 100% just wish there was more range for coeliacs!! :) thank you for a great evening

No table service and surrounded by football fans - 25 mins to order a drink and no tables available despite reservation.

Food over priced for sitting in an open plan sports type bar very loud and not ideal if you have kids food was look warm and service slow

a relaxed but attentive approach from staff. food exceeded expectation. desert selection was limited though. well presented dishes. The waitress gave us restaurant menus but we had to request the pub menu as we preferred the choice and prices on there.

Lovely place .. friendly staff ..nice and clean and good price for the carvery

Hate it since it&#039;s been turned into a sports bar while you are eating.

A very enjoyable evening the service was brillant the food wonderful only complaint eating off chopping boards a big hate of mine a nice vintage plate would be better. I will definitely go back again the sooner the better. People who know Farnborough are very aware we lack great places to eat and drink wish I had found the Village earlier.

Having had a lovely meal in the past with my partner and two young daughters we was extremely disappointed with our Sunday carvery. <br />We hadn’t realised the bar and restaurant had all merged into one. It wasn’t helped by the fact that the football was on so as we’re trying to enjoy and nice family meal the noise and laugugae wasn’t very suitable for young children to be around. <br />The food was nice. The staff tried there best as it was so busy. We felt the price was on the high side considering.

Five of us went for Sunday lunch today. Huge TV screens showing a football match. Screaming kids at adjacent tables, very noisy. Someone standing at the bar playing his own music on the speaker on his phone. Odd. Food is OK, as much as you want to eat, good enough value, but the ambience is somewhat lacking. It’s basically a sports bar, OK if that’s what you want, but it’s not a typical restaurant.

We had the Valentine&#039;s room and 3 course meal package which was very reasonably priced. This included a &#039;PornStar&#039; cocktail with a separate shot of Prosecco which was particularly nice. The sharers starter was freshly cooked and tasty served Thai style. The Chateaubriand steak was £5pp extra which was worth it although it came slightly overcooked (ordered medium rare). The sauce (in a separate jug) was very nice. We requested a wine list that never arrived so we ordered the &#039;house wine&#039;. The dessert was simple but effective, fruit and marshmallow kebabs with wafers and a dip in chocolate sauce. All in all a very pleasant experience and atmosphere and we would do it again.

Everything was okay, however don’t think the service and food was good value for money, nor the atmosphere as wa on the other side of the pub, can’t blame the fillet steak thought, but for £29 you would expect good quality.

We came as a family 3years ago and much preferred this restaurant then.<br />The noise was unbearable and to have televisions in the areas was unacceptable.<br />The carvery meal was reasonable but had to ask for gravy and potatoes and by the time it came our dinner was cold.<br />Sorry would never come again or recommend the Village Inn to anyone.

Service was incredible by all staff (all happened to be women!) they were brilliant

This is a nice easy going place to visit. U can order food from the bar or u can be served to a table. Reasonably priced good quality food. Various seating arrangements around the bar with TV screens - mostly showing sport but sound not to loud so u can still happily chat without having to shout

Sports bar that does a carvery! The place feels confused. Was looking forward to a family lunch but had to talk loudly to contend with those shouting at the football. Ambience is awful. Food was good and service was good. But wouldn&#039;t go back.

Had a relative in the Farnborough half marathon, so after it started, my wife and I went to the hotel principally to get out of the cold. Although the restaurant was understandably prioritising hotel guests, we were accommodated as we just wanted teas. After a refreshing stop and warm up we left. Very good service from the lady managing front of house.

We went for Sunday roast and it was awful. The manager bumped past me with no apolgy. <br /><br />There is one waitress there and she was lovely, she offered money off as I did complain about the food not being edible! <br /><br />We won’t be returning.

We weren’t greeted by anyone, in faceted ignored. Whilst we witnessed others being seen too. <br /><br />The food <br />The vegetables where brilliant, the roast was not up to par at all. <br />Dessert <br />Was mediocre

Noisy, hard wooden flooring echoed everything. Football on all screens and even the sound was up so we couldn’t talk over it. Big parties, lots of squealing children. <br />Wa starters that should have been chilled. Especially prawns. <br />Soggy vegetables and roast potatoes on the carvery. Dried out meat and thick gravy that didn’t pour. <br />Staff who didn’t seem very happy - not surprised in that environment to be honest! Overall, not conducive to a quiet, family Sunday lunch.

The food was excellent as was the service. The waiters were very attentive and very polite with nothing being of too much trouble. A great dining experience.

We booked a table for 10 for our company Christmas do. Since the refurbishment the main restaurant has now been merged into the main bar, the noise levels of which was so unbearably loud, we were unable to hold a conversation with anyone other than the person sitting directly next to us due to the huge numbers of people in the vast space all speaking at loud volumes. We found it not condusive at all to an evening of dining and talking. We had wanted to do some speeches to the team but it wasn&#039;t possible. However the waiting staff did a fairly good job at ensuring we all received our meals at the same time, sadly one of our staff members received a rice dish that wasn&#039;t edible. We would not re-book for a company booking again.

Thought the food was average and over priced for what you got

Sunday carvery, only 1 starter on offer , so if you don’t like soup , unlucky , good variety of meat from carvery , very nicely cooked , veg , potatoes etc , not very warm . Service was very good , 10% service charge a bit steep for what you get . All in all it was an okay visit but did leave disappointed.

I had not realised that is was the Christmas Cavery when I booked Sunday lunch, so was disappointed with soup as the only starter option, so only 3 of the 4 of us had starters. It was very nice, but sadly the only choice. The roast was excellent as were the trimmings. Chocolate mouse was a fabulous desert. The tables were beautifully presented and the other diners children were thrilled to get a visit from Santa!<br /><br />I had seen the impressively large tv screens in the bar area before booking, but I had not realised that the TV sports screens were everywhere and rather loud. There was no escape from the football match anywhere in the dining area which was a great shame, and did spoilt the ambience of our family birthday meal a little.

Went with the family for the first time as just joined the gym. Staff very friendly and attentive. Food was good, positive feedback from everyone. Really liked the busy and lively atmosphere. Ideal for birthdays for medium sized parties. Would recommend if you have not tried out before.

Great just a bit noisy when the foot ball is on, check to see if football is on as it gets quite noisy

We had the Sunday carvery, the meat was exceptional for a carvery (not the usual overcooked offering) the vegetables were a little disappointing. Excellent selection of starters and deserts. The staff were fab and nothing was too much trouble. If you are booking on line book for an even number as if you put an odd number in it tells you there is no space.

Good food in a lively atmosphere amplified by great enthusiastic service from Darren. I’d recommend asking to sit in the restaurant area for a relaxing meal.

The waiting on staff were very friendly and attentive. However due to new layout in carvery the food was only lukewarm. I had to ask for my food to be microwaved which they did for me straightaway. also disappointed with the cost of lime and soda. Would have been cheaper to have had a pint of lager.

The food was all cold, gravy was like water. The yorkshire pudding tasted stale and like they have been deep fried. Didn&#039;t bother with desserts, went elsewhere as didn&#039;t want to have a disappointing dessert too. Will not be returning.

Roast potato’s were some of the worst I’ve ever tasted. Anemic and soggy made worst by keeping them covered allowing the steam to build up. Drinks came at the end of the meal after we’d asked for the bill. Not great to be honest

Wasn’t sure when we first walked in but was given a nice table in the corner , our server was excellent , very attentive , wish I got his name , but he was a real asset to your team . Food was excellent , cocktails really good and fresh , had excellent food and service throughout . So good that we decided to book our Christmas dinner there as well .

I could not fault the food - it was delicious and very well presented. Everything I ate was first class. However the actual dining experience was not as expected. Obviously geared for young people - very loud and the noise level was extremely high. A separate dining area - away from the pub would be a much better idea. It would mean that guests could have a quiet meal (should they choose) and really enjoy the wonderful food this hotel provides. <br /><br />I would not book again as things stand. If, however, there was a separate dining area away from the noise and televisions - then yes yes yes - I would use this hotel quite often.

While staying at hotel we ate in restaurant 8pm and in bar 5pm both experiences were lovely. Service in restaurant being nicer and more attentive but also expected due to prices paid. Whilst bar food was very tasty and fair price, kids menu was reasonably priced and great choices.

Mediocre food. Nothing special about this place. From the size of the TV screens clear what type of people this place is appealing to. Don't know what it is like in there on a sporting event night. Went there on a weekday quiet lunchtime. Portion sizes are very ample and the staff nice.

I asked for a medium rear steak and it came medium to well done.<br /><br />The prices are extremely expensive for simple food and the drink.<br /><br />We wasn’t offered any of the offers that were available.<br /><br />The staff in the restaurant were pleasant and were a credit to the hotel. <br /><br />I wouldn’t use this restaurant again for the same price I could have gone to a restaurant in London!!

Pre booked table for two. Requested in comments for a quite table away from large groups. When we arrived we got seated next too a very loud group of 20 and also next too a family of 5 with screaming baby. Had to ask staff too move us too a area away from large group but only when a table was free. Ended up starting our starters before we could get moved.

I am a regular in the newly opened Sports Bar. And a former patron of the previous restaurant (carvery). I would give this Four Stars, but because of the behaviour of other guests on days that football is shown (which seems to go unchecked by staff) I feel that only 2 is a fair representation. The food on Sundays (carvery) is excellent, and plentiful. I highly recommend this. The regular 'shouty' menu is overpowering in it's design, and frankly everyone I have eaten with there, is baffled at how anyone can take in what is available - it really needs toning down! My biggest complaint is on a weekend football matchday, when groups congregate in front of the screens and block the view of the games with zero consideration for others trying to watch the action too. Because beer is so cheap, during the match viewing I have seen many young kids so drunk (or high on something), they really do not know what they are doing. And they would actually be thrown out of most local pubs for their aggressive, loud and inconsiderate behaviour. Regretably The Village has no security personnel on duty, or signage asking those sat directly in front of the screens, to avoid standing. Thus obscuring the screens from watchers in the central tables area. Given the troubles over the World Cup in this bar, I would have thought at least one security attendant was an essential addition, especially when Chelsea are on the TV, as they seem to attract a yobbish following in this bar.

This was my second visit, not disappointed food excellent. My visit on 19August was good and I thought the chef was very attentive wanted to ensure that everything was just right, hope you pass these comments on to him

We had pre-paid for a set menu and booked our table for 5pm. We were given the set menu and then told that the set menu wasn’t available until 6pm which meant we had to eat pub food instead of the more tempting a la carte menu. At no time prior to arriving for our meal were we told that the set menu was only available from a certain time. Disappointed!!

The food is so over priced for what it is, the “pub” think they can charge £12 for what is clearly a £3 microwave meal from the local shop. It also arrived lukewarm and after several mouthfuls it was cold, the miniscule naan bread that arrived was rock hard. Disappointed to say the least with the food. Service however was good!

Good Sunday roast carver including buffet starters and desserts. Good value and very nice service. If your looking for a Sunday Roast consider this in your options

Food for this meal was superb but expensive and breakfast on all 3 mornings of stay and meal from grill/pub menu was awful. And there is no de-caf tea

The grill was fine, but I has children with me, and a lot of groups of guys were swearing loudly, which I didn&#039;t appreciate.<br /><br />Might be nice to have a more &#039;family friendly&#039; area to separate the families from the &#039;lads nights out&#039;

I have been here a few times in the past and experienced poor service and sub-standard food. So when my friend said she had discount to use on food and drink we decided to try the restaurant again. They have refurbished it and it is now bigger, spacious and airy. It was very hot outside and I didn’t recall seeing (or experiencing) any air con. However our reservation had been taken care of and we were shown to our table. Food and drink is expensive however the portion sizes are big and the food is so much tastier than our previous visits. I had the burger for main (£16!) and chocolate mousse for pudding (£7). Pints of Diet Coke are about £3.75 which I think is a bit steep. The bill cake to about £80 (with discount) and although still pricey, I was happy to pay as the food was so tasty. As for the service the young lady who looked after us was pleasant, chatty and genuinely seemed to care about our experience.

We were served and looked after by a happy and attentive jade from the restaurant, even though the World Cup was playing she was so welcoming and calm! A joy and we will certainly be back and recommend to all friends, family and businesses. Thank you jade and the village

Visited the Villages on a Sunday evening to find they had closed down the old sports bar and transformed the Victory Chop House into a great looking Sports Bar. Ordered Grilled halloumi on a skewer with normal chips - turned up not grilled - looked sweaty possibly warmed in a microwave - I ordered the Greek double lamb burger what a disappointment - have eaten this before and the 2 burgers (Pates) were extremely thin and lack very little flavour. The was very little choice for a Vegetarians, The gentleman who appears to be the meet and greet -frony of house was extremely pleasant and helpful. Sorry Guys will not be coming back for a while and suggest others try elsewhere.

Great food, fantastic setting and fabulous people. Food piping hot when brought out. No problem with food, great taste, helpful staff, pleasant time. Thanks

Great service and the food was just sensational. Will be returning for my birthday in a few months time.

Really slow service with the waiter not even having a drinks menu. No other diners!

Restaurant is under refurbishment so it was moved to ballroom. Nice and comfortable place however the roast meat was not hot enough and lack of choice for desserts. Waited for 20 mins and no one took our drink order until I called them. But staff is friendly.