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Don’t get me wrong, I like The Trout and have had some excellent meals here however having visited family in Whitehaven and returning to Yorkshire we detoured to The Trout for something delicious to eat. Both opting for the Sunday roast with one having beautifully cooked beef, still pink in the middle I ordered the half roast chicken. It was neither roasted nor half a chicken but an unsliced flavorless chicken breast that at best was perhaps pan fried, I was disappointed. The gravy was more wine and herb flavoured as opposed to meat flavoured which again was a little disappointing. On the up though the vegetables were cooked well except the roasties needed to be crispier and the mash creamier. When next eating at The Trout on a Sunday I’m going to pass on the roast thank you. I noted previous reviews for the roast dinner were from 2020 and 2019 so a more current review I felt was necessary.

Went a late dinner after being out with friends, Food was amazing and as normal beautiful amazing service from our Lisa x

We had sandwiches off the lunch menu which were presented well and tasty. Service from waitress Holly was lovely. She was welcoming and attentive. Making sure our puppy had water and treats ! Shall return again for the same excellent service. Well done !

Nice place to stop. Not overly crowded and a good selection of outlets for weary travellers. Lots of seating inside and out, when weather permits.

Breakfast at this airport restaurant was such a poor experience. Coffee was served luke warm items listed on menu not available when ordered at the bar. Four fries (as nothing much else) and pancakes for a child………£75. Summary: poor food, poor service at a premium. For sure will not be back.

We were on a culinary tour of restaurants and pubs in Brighton. Both chefs with 30 years experience in food and beverage. We chose this place because it’s on the beach and our hotel was just across the road. We had to experience many places so had only one dish we went to in each place. On arrival the lady behind the bar couldn’t care less if we were there or not. Not even a hello. Looking at the staff, they seem to be chosen by looks rather than their customer service skills. We ordered the whitebait to share and 2 beers. One was a mango IPA which we had never heard of. It doesn’t taste of mango that’s for sure. We then went to sit at the table near the beach which was pleasant. The whitebait arrived promptly. Stuffed into a paper pouch and soon as we tipped it on the plate it was limp and soggy. It should be crispy. The jalapeño mayo was tasteless. Not a hint of spice. We wondered if it was just mayo? Also served with a tiny piece of dried out lime with no juice. Really poor.

This chipshop is one of the best in the area. Been here for years. Recommend it to any one. And the lads were closing and kindly cooked up our dinner. What a good service.

We booked here for a sunday dinner and it was beautiful very large portions, beautifully cooked and warm. Nice range of vegetables with even a creamy leek addition which was unexpected but lovely. My husband had the Black Forest gateau for afters and loved that also.

This cafe has really gone downhill. Went in for a cuppa and cake and could not believe the prices for the cakes. Extortion. £3.99 for a tiny slice of cake and £1.10 for a small teacake. Used to love this cafe but don't think I will be back.

Please don’t waste your money and time at the Weatherspoons NEC Birmingham. I paid over £30 for tuna ciabatta and burger and it was a load of crap.Took over 30 minutes and had to complain due to lack of tuna.It was replaced with a ciabatta with two slices of tomato only on one side.The burger was cold and staff totally clueless,never again,ruined my day at the caravan show.

I highly recommend this place and their Sunday Roast (make a reservation for the roast)! We started with a couple of pints and the Ibérico Ham Croquettes, served with aioli (£8 | $10.50 USD). I can best described them as three ground ham and cheese tater tots. They were delicious and made for a great start. For the main course, we both enjoyed the Aged Striploin Beef Roast. I loved that you could choose how it’s cooked (medium-well for me & medium-rare for Chris). This is not common from what I understand. Each roast comes with roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables, homemade Yorkshire pudding, and red wine jus. Everything was simply delightful (£19.5 | $25.59 USD). To finish, we shared the churros (4 count), served with cinnamon and chocolate sauce. A perfect sweet ending to the meal (£6.5 | $8.53 USD). We also added a side of Cauliflower Cheese (£5 | $6.56 USD), which was rich, creamy, and served molten hot but was the perfect complement to the roast.

went here the other day and it was absolutely disgusting. staff were rude and managers were worse. food was awful and the whole time i just heard yelling from the kitchen. this place just needs to give up.

Booked an Afternoon Tea treat for my mother. Service was so slow and I’d been given a sausage roll when I’d asked for no red meat, I got extra quiche!!. Appalling especially after so many allergy concerns in news recently!!! Waited so long for our hot drinks we’d pretty much finished our food. They had no profiteroles so got a lemon mousse, which I think was supposed to be on menu anyway! Not much effort went into this. Disappointed!

Lovely staff, food hot and tasty and hot drinks were great. 2 breakfasts and 2 hot drinks for £20 is good value. Would certainly recommend

Not been for 6 months due to the group of F ers that sit round the table near the front door , but went in on Friday for a meal and no change , a group of 6 F ing this and F ing that and F ing everything , totally unsuitable with my 9 year old grandson going for a game of pool , wont be going again . Food was good though .