Hispaniola Restaurant Bar

Excellent service. Lovely food. Andre was very attentive. My wife had the chicken I the salmon. Lobster bisque soup grilled mushroom for starters. Pannacotta yummy cheesecake for main course. Would highly recommend for special occasion

Booked a girls dinner here with some fussy eaters! The set menu had an option for everyone. The food was freshly made and beautifully presented. The service was a little slow and the wine list a little light on options but generous with the 2hr free flowing prosecco.

Worst afternoon tea -AVOID!! waited over an hour for food and when it arrived was so disappointing. Most of it looked shop bought ie cherry bakewells and M&S macaroons. The Prosecco was free flowing but to be honest after an hour with no food at lunchtime we were slightly sick of it! Definitely would not return or recommend. The trip was a gift for us from family and I feel sad that this ended up being a far from enjoyable gift View menu

We were not welcomed at the Hispaniola restaurant when we simply wanted to have a drink on their deck. On a Monday during lunchtime, we tried to order a bottle of wine on their empty deck, but the manager turned us away, stating they were only accepting reservations. The indoor area was also practically empty. Disappointed, we decided to go to the nearby Tattershall where the wine was more affordable, tastier, and the deck was far more comfortable. It's a shame, as we had been loyal customers of the Hispaniola for many years.

I recently enjoyed a double birthday treat with a city cruise thanks to buy a gift. The day was wonderful and the evening spent on the boat was a perfect way to end it. Although we encountered a slight issue with one of our meals, the staff handled it professionally and went above and beyond to make it right. They even treated us to complimentary g&t's and sides. The staff were friendly and the atmosphere on the boat was very welcoming. I would definitely consider returning in the future. Thank you all for a lovely evening. P.S. The only downside was that the toilets could use some improvement.

I came here with 2 friends for afternoon tea. Upon arrival we were told they were only taking cash today none of us had any cash so we were forced to leave and go get some. Not the end of the world but a bit annoying considering we weren’t informed of this prior to our booking.We paid £21 each for the afternoon tea and the selection was very very poor. We got 3 finger sandwiches each and a scone. We left hungry. To be fair we were offered a glass of prosecco to make up for the cash only issue which was nice, but definitely the afternoon tea was not good value for money at all and we left feeling very underwhelmed. Would not return. View menu

While the menu was somewhat limited and focused mainly on seafood, there was still enough variety to satisfy our tastes. We appreciated the spacious dining area, allowing us to have a conversation without feeling overcrowded by other diners. Our bottle of Chardonnay was reasonably priced at £23.00, and my chicken dish cost about £17.00. My colleague ordered the steak and raved about its quality. We enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere of the restaurant, but we were informed that the ship may be closing down soon. If you're looking for a unique and enjoyable dining experience, I would recommend booking a table at R.S. Hispaniola before it's too late.

We were given tickets for a set menu here. Unfortunately the food was very ordinary, and the service was exceptionally slow. There is no way the service should have been slow as there were only 3 other tables in use. In fact it was so slow that after the waiter had brought us the bill with a 10% service charge on it, he returned to our table and presented us with a replacement bill without the service charge, apologising for the slow service (that was done without us initiating it, so well done for that).It sounds like a novel idea to eat on a boat floating on the River Thames, but that is all it is. A novel idea. I've scored it a 3 star, but I've been quite generous there.

We were staying in Northumberland Avenue, and this seemed an obvious location for our evening meal, celebrating my wife 's birthday with the family, especially as we had just travelled on the Eye and could see it from our table. The setting was characterful and the service very pleasant. Things started to go wrong when two of our party received gin and tonics. These were sent back as they tasted mainly of water with little hint of gin. They were replaced with an apology and explanation that the machine wasn 't functioning properly. After that our starters and mains were generally acceptable (duck, chicken and salmon), the vegan option was appreciated by one of us, and the kids ' meals were e... View menu