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4951 Opinions in 1 websites
I recently visited Turtle Bay, and while the food was decent, the experience was far from satisfactory overall. The cocktails were a major letdown — they were filled with so much ice that there was barely any drink! It felt like I was paying for an overpriced glass of ice with just a hint of alcohol. Definitely not worth the money. The food was actually quite good, but the portion sizes were smaller than expected. For the prices they're charging, I was hoping for something more substantial. Overall, the quality of the food doesn't make up for the disappointing drinks and small portions. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning anytime soon.
601 Opinions in 1 websites
Excellent food, snacks and drinks and a huge selection of games to play. The staff can help with how to play the games and can recommend too. One of our favourite places to eat when we come into Exeter, my kids (11 and 13) already have favourites they like to play but also like picking out interesting looking ones so we always play something new.
381 Opinions in 2 websites
The best Spanish restaurant I have been to in my 5+ years in England. I was thinking of coming again today when my heart sank seeing that it is temporarily closed. I hope to be able to return soon!! The atmosphere is impeccable, the food incredible and the staff the best of the best. It's like coming home which is greatly appreciated.
24 Opinions in 2 websites
I was invited to a birthday party this weekend and found myself at a bar I’d never been to before—and won’t be visiting again. While the private party room was pleasant and we managed to create a good atmosphere, the bar itself left much to be desired. To start, the drink quality and pricing were absolutely outrageous. I ordered a Gin and Tonic, which is my usual choice. They used a bottle labelled Gordon’s, but I am certain it wasn’t genuine Gordon’s gin. The tonic was an unnamed, inferior brand. They served this in a small 200ml plastic glass and charged me an extortionate £7.90. Knowing that my body reacts poorly to cheap alcohol, I decided to switch to a bottle of Prosecco, which cost me £30. Although the Prosecco was mediocre at best, it was a slight improvement over the gin. I can’t help but wonder why so many young people in Exeter end up unwell after nights out, given the poor quality drinks sold at exorbitant prices in some bars. For me, this bar is definitely one to avoid in the future. I haven't tried any food, and I wont even going to try.