Romanoff's - Menu

We had the Carvery and it was really good. There was so much to choose from. You could have as little or as much that you wanted , you decide. Give it a try.

Orders were taken for starters/desserts, depending on which option you chose. Well laid-put restaurant, brilliant, friendly and helpful staff. There was a comprehensive menu choice. The food was excellent.

Have been here a few times lately with my extended family (its dads favourite place) for sunday carvery, we even had a private function in the room as well. I prefer this carvery than the bar carvery as there is more choice but overall, both are good.

Came here with some family for the Tea Time Treat menu one evening. The service was very prompt and the meals arrived in a timely fashion. All of our group enjoyed the food and each had generous portions. We all opted for the desert over the appetizer and were glad we did. Banoffee was great highly recommended!

Despite it being a national holiday the restaurant was able to provide a limited but very acceptable choice of food. We chose the carvery which had a delicious breast of turkey as the main meat. Fish, pork casserole and a few others were available.Helpings were generous and the trimmings included mini sausages, a selection of veg, roast and mash potatoes and a good selection of salads. They were served in a very generous and friendly way.

We went along to the Lodge Hotel to view an exhibition of photographs by a local deceased press photographer who was a friend of ours. The images were on sale for charity.We had been to a wedding reception in the hotel last summer and on this occasion decided to try out Romanoffs restaurant. The whole experience was very satisfying. There was an early bird menu and this was just what we needed. There was a good selection on the two course menu and there was pleasant efficient service. We look forward to a further visit.

We had out Christmas Day lunch in the Lodge Hotel and it was superb. We were welcomed with mulled wine and this was followed by a super five course lunch. The startes table groaned with all sorts of goodies and we could help ourselves, the main course was exceptional and the desserts table haqd an absolutely lovely selection waiting to tempt even the fussiest appetite. The tables were beautifully laid out with top line crackers and tasteful Christmas Decorations. There was even live music and Santa paid a visit. Although very busy the staff were pleasant and attentive, nothing was too much bother. This is the secob=nd year we have had our Christmas Day lunch at the Lodge, and although 2012's...

Went to the Bistro at the Lodge Hotel on Friday night last. There were 3 of us for a family meal. The place was busy but we managed to get a table to our liking. The bistro itself is very bright and not much atmosphere as it was like dining in a school canteen! The staff were friendly enough and attentive although we ordered a bottle of wine with our meal an it took ages to arrive the waiter brought it over and left the bottle and 2 glasses on the table without pouring it or asking us to taste it! I did order a soda water with lime and was charged separately for the dash of lime which I thought was a bit much considering I was charged for the soda water and then 55p on top of that for the li...

Difficult to score this fairly and meaningfully, as it so often is with restaurants, because we all have our personal preferences for the style of establishment and our favourite types of food. “One man’s meat is another man’s poison” is a bit extreme, but it will have to do to cover this point – we DO vary considerably! In this case, it is also a little difficult to know exactly where one is eating WITHIN an establishment that has several different eating areas with varying menus for each . . . I know we were eating at the Lodge Hotel but I only THINK we ate at “Romanoff’s Restaurant. The room we ate in was the one I used to know as “The dining room/restaurant” but I don’t recall any indica...