Kings - Menu

I was staying at the hotel and the meal was part of the deal. I was pleasantly surprised by the three course included in the deal which were very good. The menu for the evening didn't have a huge range but what we ordered was very good

Although a bit pricey to others, it was tasty and nice. It was good for a quick meal whilst shopping in town, and of course you can have non alcoholic beverages, or tea/coffee etc. I enjoyed it anyway and my parent swent every saturday and could not fault it.

This place is back on the way up. They need to draw new customers out of town though and that is easier said than done. Menus are good and prices are reasonable but not the cheapest. Attempts to get more customers in are being experimented with and I wish them every success. View menu

Staying in the hotel I decided to choice the Bistro for evening meal. Being the only person in the Bistro was a bit concerned. The food chosen was good and pleasant for the price. All was freshly cooked the breakfast the next morning was similarly fresh. Walking about the area very few people in the restaurants and bars etc.

My friend and I had Sunday lunch it was absolutely amazing! The Lamb and Beef melted in your mouth and was cooked to perfection. My friend follows a dairy free diet, the chef made df yorkshire puddings for her which she said were beautiful. A lovely experience and a very very pleasant lunch in beautiful surroundings. The staff were very attentive and went that extra mile nothing was too much trouble. Thank you

Acknowledging that the hotel is in the process of being refurbished we thought that we'd try the lunch menu out. The food was slightly small in quantity especially the desserts but the quality of the food was excellent and arrived hot. The service was quite slow, although the staff were very friendly and professional. If we were under time pressure it would have been a concern. The cost was expensive for a lunch but would be ok for a special occasion when the refurbishment is complete. View menu

As a newcomer to the Grantham area, I was eager to find a classic Sunday roast without having to travel far. Our party of four, not knowing what to expect and never seeing a photo beforehand, was delighted to come across the charming setting of the appropriately named King's Room where we had made a reservation. We were pleasantly surprised to learn that the food at the Angel Royal is delightful! I especially enjoyed my parsnip and honey soup starter. The attentive staff strike the perfect balance between being friendly and efficient.

The service at the restaurant was excellent, but unfortunately the food fell short. It seemed like there were some problems in the kitchen. We ordered fresh bread with balsamic and olive oil as a starter, but the bread was stale and plain white. There was so much oil in the dish that we couldn't even taste the balsamic. My fish was tough and overcooked, however, my husband's lamb shank was decent. The blueberry cheesecake he ordered was satisfactory, but my sticky toffee pudding was overly sweet and drowned in caramel sauce. We decided to stop after that. The staff member was amazing and ended up discounting everyone's bill because of the long wait we had for our meals. Overall, there were d...

Not quite the Fine Dining that they now advertise themselves as. We were given to understand that they had taken on a new chef so we just had to try this restaurant out. The only waitress was very enthusiastic and nothing was too much trouble for her. The menu was bland with a limited variety of vegetables available, chips came with most dishes even the pasta! We both ordered the melon starter and the rump steak. The melon starter was a designer dish with strips of melon and sorbet which looked and tasted like dairy ice cream beware if you can't eat dairy foods)asked for new potatoes with my steak, which obligingly they did but they had been over boiled or reheated. The chips were more like... View menu