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To start with how friendly the guy was, nothing was to much trouble for him.
Secondly the food was lovely, very extensive menu which would surley suit any lover of good food..
We will be back
Thanks. Tan a Mor
The worst dining experience in 50 years. Over-hyped food. Poor presentation. Over-priced. When asked we gave an honest opinion .... the strongest word we used was 'pathetic' ...... we were accused of being abusive and we were asked to leave. That would be disabled me and our Autistic son plus husband. It was our son's birthday. He was confused and upset.
They then told us the Police had been called and turned all the lights off !! £100 for 3 really poor meals.
Avoid at all costs. We remain devastated.
Elizabeth Hilton
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