"We had a really lovely meal here, we chose the Gammon. Excellent. Very nicely cooked and as they were busy we did not wait that long, very reasonably priced. Unfortunately I cannot say that about the coffee shop, please see my other review...."
We did not stay at this hotel just had a table for lunch on the recommendation of my Aunt and Uncle.Had lunch at this establishment last weekend with my Uncle and Aunt who live in Upper Colwall. I was extremely nervous about physically going in to any eatery as obviously you can’t wear a mask to eat! My fears, however, were put to rest with the measures that had been put in place. Tables were set to be socially distanced, the restaurant was spotlessly clean and the staff were very respectful. When the waitress (who I personally felt should have perhaps been masked and gloved up maybe? brought our menus, I asked if they were disposable and she confirmed that they were. Once we’d finished with...
Visited the recently refurbished coffee lounge, as they say in the north All fur coat and no knickers OK they have done a great refurbishment job and the coffee lounge does look smart but it ends there for me. The sign outside boasts trained baristas whoever trained them needs sacking.On ordering coffee and cakes at the bar I asked for the cups to be preheated as an espresso soons goes tepid if put in an unheated cup, the person at the machine just did not get it and did not seem to have a clue as to how to warm a cup, most good baristas I know automatically preheat an espresso cup.After ordering at the bar drinks and cakes etc are brought to the table, so we waited ............. and waited...
Fuggles used to have an old world charm with a lovely dining room, divided into discrete areas. Now it’s like a motorway cafe with lines of tables. I suppose it allows more “covers” during dining hours but the place now completely lacks any sort of sort of atmosphere. It appears more like an extension to the bar so that might account for the “pub like” food. The menu was not very inspiring either although I must say that the pulled pork and celeriac croquets and the roast rump of lamb were excellent but it appears that most of the other choices made by the other five members of our family party were disappointing. Not inedible but lacking flavour. Also for “pub food”, it was severely over-pr...
I ordered food and a drink two weeks ago and I never received my drink, but after speaking to a waitress she brought over our drinks. Then we gave it a second go and I ordered food and drink, this time I received two different items to what I ordered. The waitress who served us was not the waiter who took our order and she provided me with the correct food, but at the end I was then charged for a completely different order and not what I ate. Worst of all I was charged a service charge for not receiving my order and for receiving the wrong order and the wrong bill and therefore a different service charge to what I was supposed to pay. I contacted the hotel regarding the incorrect bill and te...
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We stayed at The Feathers for a couple of nights and thought we might have Dinner at their in house Brasserie hardly a proper Restaurant as it is really just an extension of the Bar) which also serves as the place for Breakfast not as satisfactory as the old dedicated Breakfast Room. Fuggles has been re furbished and some of the decor is fairly memorable being not over plumed with drear pictures of feathers.The food was not memorable though the prices for a Country Pub eatery were; the Feathers always had hefty charges for not always decent) wine and the tradition cntinues.
We dined in this delightful restaurant in the Feathers hotel and as it was the last night before lockdown the restaurant was particularly busy. The waiters however kept their cool as well as their professional standard and we thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The food was excellent and well presented with a fair choice available to suit most palates. We can thoroughly recommend this restaurant for an evening out in the beautiful country town of Ledbury.
A nice room with a good feel, service was outstanding, the food was okay some of my lamb was a little on the tough side the vegetables were fine, a good choice of wine at a reasonable price which is very good as so many restaurants think they can milk thier customers with drink prices, Alice who served me was outstanding, I was also staying in the hotel which was a very good experience.
We visited the Feathers Hotel by chance on a Sunday lunch time as we were at Eastnor Castle for an event. The welcome was really warm they squeezed us in as a table of 4 even with no booking lots of reservations. We had the crab salad, fishcakes, the lamb baguette roast beef between us. All were delicious the service was even better! I'd definitely recommend.
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On behalf of my wife and a friend who dropped in for lunch yesterday and both ordered the fish cakes. Very disappointing. Two fish cakes each the size of Jaffa cakes. They were bland and tasteless too much potato in the mix? Accompanied by some nice chips and a small portion of salad. For the price: £14 they felt it was very poor value for money.
We had a really lovely meal here, we chose the Gammon. Excellent. Very nicely cooked and as they were busy we did not wait that long, very reasonably priced. Unfortunately I cannot say that about the coffee shop, please see my other review....
