Leasowe Castle - Menu

Decorations ok then it went like a butlins holidaycamp terrible to many people not worth the money we paid a couple of months ago to much wrong to write mcdonalds might have been better

Terrible !!! Food awful , far too many people packed in , zero atmosphere , so dissapointing . Too many food issues to list here from luke warm soup to worst Christmas pudding I've ever tasted , back to cooking at home again next year !

Booked for afternoon tea as the location of the castle and the room both lookd superb online. The Star Chamber was beautiful and would have benefitted from the fire being lit on such a cold winter day. The tea was nice and hot but the food was sadly lacking: not enough sandwiches or cakes for the price. We left still hungry View menu

Stayed two nights at the Leasowe Caste hotel and used the restaurant on both nights. The food was well presented and delicious. Prices very reasonable given the quality of the dishes. I would use this restaurant regularly if I lived locally. Service was good and the staff all friendly. Also nice location over looking Leasowe golf course.

I went to this restaurant for a Sunday roast. The Camembert was overcooked. I ordered the pork belly roast, which was supposed to come with burnt apple sauce, but the sauce was missing when the dinner arrived. When I asked for it, I was told there was none left. I wish they had informed me earlier so I could have chosen the beef Yorkshire’s instead.

Visited this August, and the service was amazing. Bar and restaurant staff was amazing. In particular, Nathan on breakfast, Nathan the bar manager, and Lochlann in the dinner service team. Food was fresh and served well, and breakfast was amazing. Carol went out of her way to find gluten free buns for my toast, too. I had duck leg that was perfectly done, which is hard to pull, as it either gets too dry or is undercooked. Will definitely return. View menu

Had a 2 night bed breakfast stay. Excellent family room for 3 people with a great view. Megan on reception was superb and sorted out the room with an extra bed. Had an evening meal in the restaurant that again was excellent and a reasonable price, super Broccoli and parmesan soup tandoori prawns to start, Spaghetti Bolognese, Fish chips and belly pork for mains . Breakfast in the morning catered for all of our needs, the cooked breakfast was of good quality and hot. Bar area is nice and a great location to explore the Wirral. All in all faultless...

I was just staying the one night but after a lovely run along the shoreline, had built up a good appetite. There is quite an extensive menu and it very reasonably priced. Nice drinks selection although took quite some digging to get full range offering the team, who are very attentive, do not know their ‘product’ well enough that applies to the drinks and food menu. The curried cauliflower soup is delicious and very nicely presented with toasted sourdough. The main was chicken on a bed of sage squash risotto. The risotto was disappointingly tasteless and the chicken overwhelmed by bacon bread crumbs. It is definitely worth a try again and they really aim to offer a very personable and profes...

Booked a Christmas lunch for 11 people pre ordered our choices. My starter was pate served with a slice floppy brioche bread adequate. The main was turkey with all the trimmings this consisted of turkey roll, overcooked roast potatoes, overcooked pig in blanket a couple of slices of veg all sat on a sloppy bread sauce gravy. The rest of the veg (sprouts, broccoli) were served cold uncooked couldn't eat it. My pre chosen dessert was Christmas pud in brandy sauce when this came it was with custard. As I don't like custard I asked if I could another with ice cream but was told no as the chef had only steamed the exact no of puds. I swapped mine with a friend as she had chosen the pavlova which... View menu