The Chichester - Menu

No management when needed, had an event booked. They made sure you paid over the odds for their service but room very nice and person sounded sincere so paid and booked. Price, not worth the hassle, service grumpy staff and no manger around when needed

Oh dear where has it all gone wrong.poor value for money,canteen style food,expensive drinks £5 vodka and coke no ice or slice or even a smile.cold room temperature,maybe warm the venue earlier,oh and keep the ginger cat out .This used to be a great Christmas party venue but not anymore. Sad really.

We went for lunch in December with a group of around 6 people, and we were the only customers in the restaurant. While it may not be a busy time for them during lunch, the food was really good. Although not particularly fast, the service wasn't slow either. It was a nice treat to have a freshly cooked meal prepared for us, as we all ordered different dishes from the regular menu, rather than a set Christmas menu. It was a pleasant dining experience for this time of year. View menu

I attended a small function at the Chichester on the 4th of June and was bitterly dissapointed with the poor quality of the food. I was served a roast dinner that was a combination of overcooked meat and vegetables complimented by raw brocolli and cauliflower. It was the worst meal that I have been served in a long time and should be an embarrassment to the chefs that prepared it. The servers were very nice young people but they lacked training in how to serve a function. In all I would never return to this establishment.

Came here for the Valentines evening as a group of 6. When we arrived there was no-one to seat us or even point us in the right direction. We took a drink on arrival and waited at the entrance to the room. When no one came after 10 minutes, we thought we'd go and find our own table. Luckily there was only 1 table of 6 there. The food was average. Entertainment was very loud throughout the meal so unable to have any conversation. Unfortunately this venue seems to have slightly downhill recently, i have heard from a few people that they have had disappointing visits here in the last year

I chose the Chichester as the venue for my leaving work celebration, on the basis of previous enjoyable evenings at the dinner disco's there. Since I last visited, ownership and the menu has changed, and there is less choice now. However, there was a reasonable choice of food, and as far as I know everyone in the party enjoyed their meals I certainly did. Although we had a wine list on the table it took me a while to realise drinks and wine were to be ordered at the bar, it might be helpful it this was mentioned by the waiting staff. My rating for value takes into account the disco, as well as the meal. View menu

I went to The Gallery Restaurant for Sunday lunch. The menu was presented on poor quality photocopies and had limited options for three course meals. The Vegetable Spring Roll with Chilli dip was decent, but the Duck Pate was not enjoyable. The only other starter option was a bland tomato soup. The Sunday Roast was average, except for the terrible stuffing. The desserts, Lemon Tart and Spotted Dick, were also mediocre. There was no wine list available and what was offered was overpriced. The best part of the meal was the coffee. The restaurant's presentation, setting, and atmosphere seemed outdated and in need of a modern makeover. I would not go back with the current setup, as even with a G...

We chose the Chichester Hotel restaurant in Rawreth for a quiet friends reunion. The restaurant was charming, peaceful, and relaxing, with a pretty courtyard view. We ordered four sandwiches and a baguette. The waitresses were lovely, explaining that they didn't have granary bread but offering alternatives. However, our order took 45 minutes to arrive, despite us being the only five customers in the restaurant. The bread was dry and seemed like it had been microwaved, with hard crusts. The margarine was melted onto the bread, the baguette was hard at both ends, and the egg mayo filling was still hot. Eventually, we expressed our disappointment to the waiter/manager, who made various excuses....

So, been here on a number of occasions some years back when the Sunday carvery type dinner was available in the big hall/barn. And, whilst it was far from a la carte, it was fair value for money and always packed. So to commemorate a loved ones birthday, we as a family and friends decided to go back. Big mistake.....whilst the staff seemed willing and in the main happy in their jobs, the food was not good.. Had one been lucky to have selected the correct dishes from a pre order menu then I guess one would have been fairly happy. However, mine and a number of other starters were warm at best, the ceaser salad was pitiful but he soup seemed fairly safe. The main, (I had the roast) thankfully w... View menu