Feversham Arms Verbena

I am reviewing the £64 three-course table d'hôte menu at this restaurant. The food we enjoyed was exceptional in quality and presentation, earning the restaurant its well-deserved two AA Rosettes. However, the front of house staff, including the reception team, could benefit from additional training in order to match the high standard set by the kitchen. Despite this, I highly recommend this restaurant to food enthusiasts.

Visited this restaurant with friends. As soon as we entered the hotel staff asked if we needed assistance. Hotel has its own car park and lift up to the hotel. Relaxed in the bar with a drink prior to being seated at our table. I had the steak tartare as a starter. Never had this before but delicious and will have again. I had fish as the main course flavoured with mussels and herb crusted. Delicious. Finally for dessert I had the chocolate fondant. Lovely liquid chocolate in the middle. I will be definitely be going to this restaurant again.

We enjoyed a three-course dinner at this restaurant. The cost was £64 per person, but it was definitely worth it. I started with sea trout, followed by lamb, both of which were delicious. My wife had a chicken terrine for her starter and halibut for her main, and she enjoyed both dishes. For dessert, my wife had a cloutie dumpling which was very filling, and I had a raspberry parfait with honey and whiskey. The flavors were interesting, but I managed to finish it. All the dishes were beautifully presented, and it was nice to see the chef experimenting with unique combinations without going too far.

Can’t praise staff highly enough for all the effort they went to to make a 70th birthday celebration special. The lady, whose birthday it was, had a number of dietary requirements. Most places, where we have previously eaten, pay little more than lip service when they say they cater for dietary requirements but, having made prior contact and spoken to the chef, here they produced a delicious 3 course meal which the whole group were able to enjoy. The staff were pleasant, efficient and attentive. The ambience was very pleasant and we couldn’t have asked for a more enjoyable celebratory experience from start to finish.

My friends and I visited the Feversham Arms in August and were extremely disappointed with the level of service we received. We even reached out to the manager about our experience, but received no response. I would not recommend this restaurant. 1) The service was very poor, as we had to repeatedly ask for drinks and were not offered the wine pairing/menu as requested. 2) We all ordered the taster menu, but the dishes were not properly explained to us and were simply placed in front of us. 3) Despite informing the waiter of my severe nut allergy, I was still served a dessert with hazelnuts and hazelnut ice cream. Thankfully, I caught the mistake in time, but it was a potentially dangerou...

Having heard good reviews about this place we decided to visit we was going to attend spa as well but weather was too cold so decided upon just food The mains were fine had lamb and steak there was little choice on the menu we ordered a warm chocolate brownie with vanilla ice cream however was served a cold brownie and I think was a salted caramel ice cream when I pointed out the error I was told I hadn’t read it properly the waiter then produced a menu and stated I was indeed wrong, until I highlighted to him it was indeed him that was wrong as clearly stated below the title warm with vanilla, he offered to get a replacement I said it’s fine as was spoiled already On receiving the bill they...

We visited the Feversham on 19th august for afternoon tea, we have previously been before on a few occasions and never had any issues! However I called the day before(I know it was abit short notice but thought I’d try my luck) to ask if we could add an extra onto the afternoon tea making the total of people 5, but was told they could not accommodate. I accepted this as thought they must be really busy! However upon being shown to our table there was only one other family in 3/4people, so not sure why they could not accommodate must not want the business! Our afternoon tea arrived all on individual stands looked lovely! But we were quite disappointed the 4 finger sandwiches would have not ev...

Not good enough ! Four of us looked forward to a high quality experience— service, food and immaculate professional standards—— none of these were achieved. With the only choice offered a £64 a head 3 course with 5 or 6 choices for each section. We were not warmly welcomed nor asked if we would like to sit in the lounge for a pre meal drink but simply shown to the acceptable table . On the side we were given a muse bouche and our options were taken correctly. Our starters were satisfactory without being outstanding—— partridge was tough but others no complaints except the waiter did not no the correct etiquette of how to each diner without leaning across guests. We all have experience of vis...

My son treated myself and my husband to a gift voucher as a wedding anniversary gift for the Feversham Arms hotel. We decided to have lunch there. Long story short: we stayed at this hotel several years ago and it wasn’t a great experience. I really didn’t want to stay at the hotel or do anything more involved than have a simple lunch. Clearly, there’s no such thing as a simple lunch at the Feversham Arms. When we arrived at the Weathervane restaurant, there was just one other couple. Everywhere else in the hotel, bar, lounge etc where extremely quiet, not a single customer to be seen. We ordered our food, it arrived, it was ok. Not great, just ok. We both wanted a dessert, however, we waite...