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345 Opinions in 2 websites
Blimey is this place expensive, £20 for a Burger and chips! But this really was a lovely place to go for a family lunch. Service was faultless and staff took a keen interest in our 8 month old daughter, which was nice. Tried the local beer and that was beautiful and refreshing. Had to chuckle though: the child's beef burger was nearly the same size as the adult one. Hysterical.
91 Opinions in 2 websites
My family and I went for a birthday meal this evening. The food was amazing and the service was excellent. I absolutely could not fault the place! It's both clean and bright, would definitely recommend!
2172 Opinions in 2 websites
Food was dreadful. The seabass was far too big for one person. The rocksalt that it was baked in, was obviously short of egg whites as it hadn’t sealed the fish and consequently the fish was over done. The fish came with half a roasted lemon. We paid £7 for a very small dish of chips, that were chopped up potatoes barely fried. The dish of leeks were dark brown, well over cooked and unappetizing to say the least. We declined dessert and coffee. As a tourist I spoke to the interim manager, who listened and was disappointed with our experience at the restaurant which has been recommended to us.
1884 Opinions in 2 websites
Visited today a s served by Chloe i believe. Ordered 2 pies and there was an error where the wrong food was sent out. However the way this was handled showed excellent customer service. Mistakes can happen but the attitude and desire to deal with them and provide great service was excellent. Will definitely visit again
1847 Opinions in 2 websites
The staff are very friendly and welcoming which is always a good sign. The choice of food on the menu is broad and ought to cater for most tastes including vegetarian, vegan and gluten intolerant options; the choices of alcoholic beverages is mostly unfortunately limited to ‘lager’ based ales albeit some of the slightly more tasteful European types; no doubt this reflects the general age groups the establishment is encouraging to visit. Five of us had dinner in the early evening; three adults and two teenagers as there was plenty of option on the menu for younger preferences. The internal deco is themed with old style industrial lighting and more homely lampshades in another section making for an interesting mix of styles. It was a midweek visit and the place was busy making for a noisy environment; however the music was not too loud it was simply the sound of conversation in an environment that reflected sound off the walls; that said many popular establishments have similar problems; people seem to think of noise as somehow atmospheric. A simple solution noise pollution is to possibly have some soft furnishing on or near the walls or ceiling or if considered a fire hazard there are some other options available that ought not to be too costly; this would greatly improve the ambiance for those people such as grandparents taking their grandchildren out for an evening meal. The table service was a bit haphazard as there were some untimely waits for some dishes to arrive whilst others came along quickly. The Fino Lounge however, is well worth a visit.
1578 Opinions in 2 websites
We waited 90 minutes to be served one round of drinks and starters. The main courses arrived 15 minutes later. The staff could not give a tinkers cuss, and the place was not that busy. We asked for crayons for the kids, they never came. The server slid the food across the table with a disdain rarely seen , I think it was because we had the temerity to ask where our food was. By the time the mains came I was raging to the point where even if they had given me the food for free it would not be enough.