20 - Carte

Service a bit slow but nice decor and atmosphere, and a lovely place for a long lunch where no-one bothered you to get moving

Have had dinner here twice and it was the same. Good food , indifferent service and zero atmosphere. In fact dining room is in a windowless back room of the main pub.

£16.95 for three courses, paella starter, duck to follow , great choice of puds. Loads more choices of starter and main. Excellent service, newly refurbished interior is very smart. Voir le carte

The Restaurant 20 is at the back of the pub in a closed off room. The food was good but expensive (well, actually, the lamb/goat was very chewy). It looked like more fun out in the main pub part of the building, and the food was fine there (I ate there at lunch time).

The restaurant filled up quickly (it was almost 7:00 pm), but we were able to snag a table. The staff was lovely and the food was of high quality. I ordered the catch of the day, which was fresh seabass, and it did not disappoint. For dessert, I had the sticky pudding.

food was cold when served, staff was very rude, quite over priced for what you get. although i wanted to complain about the food there was no one to talk to, the water said that the manager is very busy with some important staff. On every restaurant the client is the most important thing, but here is different .... Voir le carte

We had a pub meal for a restaurant price. Rump Steak was undercooked (I asked for medium and received medium rare). Steak was also very hard to eat, even the steak knife could hardly cut it. Very little vegetables were served with it. And well fried french fries which tasted very starchy. Calamari appetizer was decent but a bit overpriced. Service was nice, and drink were good.

Arrived for the second sitting to a very noisy and crowded bar area, and although booked well in advance was offered a very small table for two on its own down some steps. Was offered another table next to the bar, then a third table at the back of the room near the carvery. Meat carved was good and vegetables fair, but the service non existent. No menus only a notice hung on the end of the carvery, and left to find our own way to the food. It was without doubt the noisiest Sunday Lunch I've ever had. Before we had finished eating tables and chairs were being noisily moved around behind us, and then the carvery trolley trundled out behind me. No one ever came to ask if we would like the seco...

I was taken out in the evening to the King's Head in Old Town for my birthday. I previously had lunch there out the front in the bar for lovely fish and chips, and the fish came in a frying basket, which was a nice touch. For the meal in the evening this time the pan fried chicken in mustard sauce was the best meal I had for ages. We had the three course meal. I started with French onion soup which was also delicious. When we walked in there was Euro championship football on most screens in the modern looking bar, so I thought we would have to listen to that for the evening meal, but they took us to the more quiet room out the back which was nice. I didn't really understand how the menu work... Voir le carte