The best restaurants in Bushey North Hertsmere East of England

Lovely staff and atmosphere. The menu was great and there is seating inside and out. Nice to help the animals in this way. Would recommend for a coffee or lunch

Beautiful pub/restaurant in a picturesque setting with welcoming staff & fantastic food. We ate at the Little Alpine last night & my meal was one of the best Tuna dishes I have had in a restaurant. It was wonderfully pink, served with guacamole & roasted aubergine, cherry tomatoes & pesto. The flavours worked beautifully together. I forgot to take a photo so instead I have posted a picture of the spinach & ricotta pasta I had over the summer which was also extraordinary. Highly recommend this restaurant. With inviting interiors it also gets fabulous sun in the summer months.

The mushy pea should be served bowl as it made the fish soggy

Tasty dish and chips and a friendly vibe by the managers / owners.

Amazing food, great service and superb value on first visit even though we have lived about a 3 minute drive away for 25years!! Definately be going back, thankyou.

We had a family function including lots of grandchildren and I must compliment Sinead who manages the restaurant for her friendly and professional manner! The food was also top class

Situated in the Hilton hotel. Breakfast was good enough - cooked goods and cold cuts. Also had a few pastries ands waffle maker. Selection of juices and cereals too. Nothing amazing but good enough. Quite an extensive food menu for the evening. Quite over priced for what you got but again it was nice enough and convenient just to come down stairs from the hotel. At lunch time there were loads of people having business meetings and chatting away about this deal and that thing which was a bit annoying but I guess it does sell itself as a business hotel.

Sadly it is now CLOSED, I believe there was a fire 🔥in the kitchens. Went for dim sum, one of the few places outside Chinatown that does it. Always has Chinese people eating over the weekends - which is considered "a good place to eat" if Chinese people go to eat there. The chinese staff are brusque, and it's nice to see other nationalities working there. Food is a bit hit and miss, as usual it depends on the choices you make. A la carte menu is extensive as well a good dim sum options, during the day.

Today I had what was a near-perfect fast food experience in Costco's food court. There is no more queuing to ask for what you want; you select what you want from one of five touch screen terminals, which are well removed from where the food is served, so you don't get to jam-up the serving process while you dither over what you want. I like the way the calories are really clear; a jacket potato can mean anything between about 500 and 1200 calories, depending which filling you opt for. You pay at the terminal, take your ticket and wait your turn. I reckon I waited for about 1 minute, before my order got shouted out, and my huge potato with beef chilli sauce was thrown on to the stainless steel counter. No one wanted to see my ticket, it was up to me to be listening and grab my food and get on with it, which I am fine with. They have placed loads of tables in there, including lots of standing tables, for the people like me who are fine with eating standing up and leaving the seats free for weaker humans. The food was great, a nice large properly baked spud, and the beef chilli sauce was really nice, all for £2.99. It was quick, cheap, satisfying and unceremonious, which is everything I want from fast food.

Said 10-25 minutes when ordering. The order turned up after one hour and all the food was cold.

Visited with friends and we were absolutely treated; brilliant food, great environment, and Lindsey was a fab server. Thank you for a great evening!

Stayed a night and did not feel like going out to eat. The food was over priced for what it was and next time I will take a walk to a local pub

Variety of staff that vary from excellent to totally uninterested. Coffee prices have gone up over 16% (inflation rate = 5%). Starbucks charge £2.75 for an Americano - these guys have put their price up to £3.20. Menu items frequently unavailable. Their attitude seems to be that there is a captive audience delivered by David Lloyd and they can perform as poorly as they like. Little evidence of any catering management - just untrained young people trying their best.