Serendipity At The Priory

Paul went way above our highest expectations with an absolutely amazing meal prepared and served by a fantastic team! If you want the most amazing meal cooked by a truly talented gentleman and served by amazing waiters then book a table now! Stop browsing and...book it!! Catered for my girlfriend who is vegetarian and celiac perfectly! She loved every dish and wants to go back Fantastic,amazing,superb,special,, running out of superlatives to describe this place. Thomas, Ben, Sam and Daniel…..Thankyou for a perfect night

I returned for another taster menu' this week. Lockdown had prevented me far far too long. As always the food and presentation was exceptional, I lost count of the courses after 7, waiting in anticipation for the next one. At the end of the meal...Paul came to speak to us and introduced the young man who had prepared/cooked most of the menu. Harry deserves recognition, every dish was delicious. You have some completion Paul even if you are overseeing him,. The waiters were attentive without encroaching on our privacy and all staff wore masks and kept social distance. The hotel is also a beautiful place to stay.

We booked last minute and were a bit hesitant as we were unfamiliar with Louth, but what a pleasant surprise! The charming building is equipped with a unique selection of retro furniture. Our group of 4 had our own private dining room with a view of the beautiful garden. The staff was incredibly attentive, friendly, and helpful. The food was excellent, priced at £25 per person for 2 courses and coffee, which was a steal for the quality. I especially enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere and the fact that we could bring our dog into the private dining area. If we lived closer, we would definitely become regulars. There is also parking available right outside, which is an added bonus.

We ate at Serendipity in late November 2021. A table had been set in a separate dining area just for the two of us. It had been set with all of the cutlery and glasses placed to perfection on a lovely polished table. Although we...had expected 7 courses I think we actually had 9. Each course was well presented and I believe one had been specifically designed for us based on the local produce that I had discussed earlier with Paul, the manager and chef. All courses tasted superbly. We both thoroughly enjoyed them all. I must also mention the staff who served us with the food and drinks. They were really good and attended to all of our needs. In summary this is one not to be missed if you visi...

we visited the 3rd march to celebrate our high-time anniversary and had the 7-course menu. wow! what an amazing experience! every cure was beautifully presented and tasted incredible, with a lot of ingredients, melted together to make mouth water meal, skillfully cooked by paul...with its extensive knowledge of the kitchen. we have dined in the Captain’s room in a cozy and relaxed environment, which was expected by ben and tom attentively, who explained each cure in turn. for our joy we were served 3 additional courses! at the end of the meal we were offered a guide of ben, which explained the history of the prior in detail. what a fantastic night we will definitely visit again. this place i...

I don’t know where to start! The place is amazing, from the moment we were greeted by Daniel at the door . We were made to feel so welcome. Drinks in the bar, with the very knowledgable barman( sorry I think his name was Sam),...then shown though to our table in a little private room, just for the 4 of us. We were asked if the temperature was ok, if the music was too loud, they really wanted us to feel at home, and we did! As for the food…..just awesome, all 9 courses. I love the ethos of the place, the building, the enthusiasm of all the staff. The chef/owner came round at the end for a chat, just perfect. We ate mushroom tea, salmon with samphire, wild boar, shrimp hash, duck and popcorn s...

Overall the concept is great! The Serendipity is staffed by special people providing jobs for people with learning difficulties, in a quirky setting serving local seasonal food! The charm of the place is let down my the menu and not to sound sexist.. but...‘a woman’s touch’ when comes to detail and toilets! Food wise,.. Just a lot of dishes one after another… not tasting menu! Although local products and cooked correctly, felt the menu was poorly constructed and uncomplimentary! Lacked fluidity! Nothing to tantalize the taste buds (Amuse-Bouche just straight in with a hot ‘heavy’ meat ball dish! Felt full directly! No time or cleanse pallet before moving from meat to fish dish! Serving shell...

we went last night to serendipity in priority for the mysterium tasting menu. we were also overnight in this beautiful, quirky hotel. first, the service. that was honestly the best service we have received in a restaurant. the personal is fantastic, very attentive, but...not invasive. we had our own private dining room, which was fantastic and the waiters somehow arrived on time to gather each of our tellers as soon as we were done with each cursor. I wanted to draw attention to the workers we met; tom makes the best cocktails and is very attentive, daniel lived the evening with his interesting conversation, ben was one of the most efficient waiters I've ever seen, and paul is one of the mos...

My wife and I were the first people to experience the new Brunch service at the Priory Hotel. The food, delicious Ploughman’s followed by sublime Chocolate Mouse was just the start of what had to be one of the most special meals we have ever...had. We were privileged to have an in depth discussion with Paul, the proprietor and Ben his right hand man and we left with such a deep appreciation and respect for what Paul and his team have and continue to achieve each day. The norm on Trip Advisor or other travel websites would be to leave a review about the food and the service. But to just do that, would be to be doing a disservice to Paul and his team and what they are achieving at the Priory....