Although the location and surroundings of this restaurant are not entirely picturesque (a backroad opposite two Aldi and Lidl car parks), the food here was worth the effort for a change of scene on a weekday evening. The service was attentive and the the food in general was wholesome and done well. The highlight of this meal was the lovely sun-dried cherry tomatoes and supporting vegetables that went with the fabulous cod croquettes main. The pea soup was pleasant as was the notion of the opening home made salted crisps and amuse bouche which is always nice to be offered. The negative of this meal for me were the somewhat heavy chocolate desserts which came out a little too quickly, appearing to be prepared long before service. However, all in all this was a good meal, resembling very good value for the overall package for the evening (lunch has the same charge / menu options) and a definite strive towards a michelin star.
Food Grade: 72%
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