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Brasserie At The Royal King's Arms

Brasserie At The Royal King's Arms

United Kingdom, LA1 1JG, Lancaster

Wine • Full • Steak • English


"The Brasserie is a lovely decorated restaurant that played smooth jazz throughout our visit. As a birthday meal out, we were excited to try somewhere new in town. The first waiter was prompt at taking our drinks order, but barely apologised at the lack of gas (so no draught ales) and didn 't know too much about the bottled beers. Two couples order the charcuterie boards. The ciabatta bread was toasted and sharp, so it didn 't make for a pleasant bite. It snapped rather than crunched... And the rocket wasn 't dressed, so we were eating dry leaves. After this, the second waiter came to apologise that there wasn 't any creamy polenta to accompany the main, wild mushroom ragu, so he offered mashed potato or rice. When this meal turned up, there wasn 't any of the vegan cheese or rocket, which was also supposed to accompany the meal. What a waste of money, knowing that vegan cheese can be fairly costly. Nobody came to ask the party if the food was alright. We weren 't seen to for a good 30 minutes, despite being the only people in the restaurant. As well as the ragu, the steak dishes were underwhelming as well, even these salads weren 't dressed. Dry leaves make for a sad meal. We are sorely disappointed as we were really looking forward to the food here. The waiting staff were pleasant but didn 't have the experience or training that they really needed. A memorable moment: What 's the cheesecake of the day? Oh, it 's JUST the new york cheesecake. Just vanilla. Don 't undersell your food! Just vanilla is still great!"

Blue Harbour London

Blue Harbour London

250 High Street Bromley, Greater London BR1 1PG, BROMLEY, United Kingdom

Cafés • Kebab • Steak • Seafood


"So, I have been here once before the food was absolutely AMAZING and I have been really looking forward to coming here again The lobster last time was the most amazing lobster I have ever eaten in the UK. a good size, cooked to...perfection! On this occasion sadly, I feel as though the standard has completely dropped. The lobster was mushy which suggests it had not been stored properly (this usually happens when the lobster has been killed and left in the fridge for too long so the enzymes begin to break down the meat) I also found a hair at the side of my plate I let the waiter know and he just said ‘at least it’s not on your food, and wiped it off with his finger’ no apology that was it. I said nothing after this because I could sense by his energy that me saying anything more was going to become a battle I didn’t not have the energy for on this occasion Anyway I started writing my review and the waiter had seen so said ‘it’s that about me’ so I explained to him my concerns with the food. And he said ‘ok don’t damage the business’ He also explained that it’s the same chef etc but in all honesty that’s none of my business, from having such an amazing experience before to this. I am deeply disappointed. He did remove a apple juice and the service charge from the bill and apologised that the food was not the same and hoped we would have a better experience next time. This didn’t do much as I didn’t plan on paying the service charge anyway. Unfortunately I won’t be returning as that was a waste of on a unsatisfactory meal for people."

The Grill Room at the Square

The Grill Room at the Square

29 Royal Exchange Square Glasgow, G1 3AJ, United Kingdom

Wine • Meat • Steak • Seafood


"you could not find this place if you did not literally stumble over him what I did (not fear that I did not hurt myself). its external presence is a menu display behind glass on an adjacent wall and a door that leads to some fenced steps. with a little contempt, on the stairs I went to a more attractive prospect and a hostess desk. the sign seemed to show that there were only members and those who expropriated to enter with inappropriate dress. since it turns out that the Membership was not necessary and despite my rather shady appearance I was allowed to enter; the hostess offers a bright smile and shows even more steps. I later inquired and was told that there are elevators (lifts) for those who cannot navigate these obstacles. on the next level is a pleasant looking lounge area before a second host seemed to sit at my table. the primary dining area consists of a well illuminated bright room with high ceilings, framed by a window wall on one side and an illuminated translucent marble rail on the other side. beautiful chandeliers decorate the deck. each table had its own wine-cooling eimet and chairs, which for the largest part of well-respected elegance went down to the-in-the-Heels-Dach-Schaby. yet this is look and the feeling elegant and impressive. somewhat formal, but inviting at the same time. my server, leah took care of me during my meal, made apropos suggestions, serve and clearing accordingly in a wise that encouraged the eating and the ambiente without a hurry and always appeared with a cnuckle and a smile. I chose a meat bark bouruignon with a sweet and mixed vegetables. when I was a glenmorangie quinta ruban (American oak followed by portugiesen casks beautiful I was treated to some piping hot brot cutting at the table. steam has swirled from the slices of the tomato parmesan laaf. so rare in these days, so fresh and tasty brot are served. the house salad was extremely a very large part of koleslaw-like greens, but oh so much better than her average farewell. it was almost the highlight of the meal. the expectations were also exceeded. the bark itself was forklift with a beautiful gravure and tasty kartoffels on the side. my other supplement, mixed vegetables, was the only disappointment. the brokkoli and carrots seemed to be a reflection without spicing and not being a reason. I understand that some people prefer their healthy things au naturel, but I prefer a somewhat more fair treatment for the involuntary cousins in the grillhouse. a pizazz would be nice. I recommend the Spanish rioja red at per glass. it was a pleasure to dwell on the smooth and balanced wein when I looked at that living in an atmosphere that invited them to eat by chance alone. but really, they bring some friends. this restaurant enchants a spirit that is best enjoyed with others."

St Johns Restaurant and Bar

St Johns Restaurant and Bar

24 Sir Thomas Street Liverpool, Merseyside L1 6JB, United Kingdom

Pubs • Wine • English • British


"St. John's restaurant was possibly the worst restaurant meal I have ever had in England. And it was on the last night of my visit. I had hoped to have a good meal to celebrate my trip, but this ended my trip on a sour note. For dinner I ordered Potteed Shrimp, braised lamb shank and a class of Merlot. The potted shrimp consisted of tiny canned shrimp that looked as though they were cooked three days before and were in a greasy butter souplike fluid. They were disgusting. The lamb shanks also we're obviously cooked several days before, they were totally dried out and flavorless and served in a thick gravy that tasted instant and very salty. The shanks were served with mashed potatoes that were gluey. They tasted as though they may have been instant potatoes. And for some reason there were raw branches of Rosemary stuck in them. I barely ate any of the shrimp or the lamb, or the potatoes… And yet the server, who looked as though he was 18 years old, never asked if there was anything wrong. Even the class of wine was horrible. It tasted like it came from a bottle of €2 wine from the ASDA. The ambience was very 1960s… And not in a good way.I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone for any reason. The only positive remark I have to say is that I did not become ill after eating the food. The sad note is that after I left I walked passed what looked like a fabulous restaurant where I could have gone to actually have a great last night dinner."