Squires At Bridgewood Manor

A last minute choice to eat at Squires but a very good one! Tracey our waitress was simply fantastic and a very good sport too. Really made our evening enjoyable. The food was excellent too. Highly recommended on all counts.

We booked this as a treat for an elderly couple of friends and they loved it. The food was excellent (all of the dishes we tried) and the staff were excellent (Tracey, in particular was really helpful and friendly). We look forward to our next visit.

We decided to have a meal in the Hotel Restaurant . I was expecting it to be expensive but the quality of the food was poor for the money paid . The Wine list is exorbitant . We both the ordered Duck , I think it must have died of old age it was that tough . Would not dine again . The staff did not seem that well trained compared to the Hotel staff

Me and my friend visited the Bridgewood Manor to have afternoon tea. She had booked this as a treat . The service was a little slow but the manager apologised and she said they were short staffed in the kitchen. Anyway we enjoyed our tea and sandwiches. After we had our afternoon tea we popped along to the reception as we wanted to enquire about booking a Xmas meal at the beginning of December for a group of 10 of us.

We went for Sunday lunch and opted for the all-you-can-eat option at £17.90. The menu included a variety of options such as soup, seafood, continental cold meats, roast beef, gammon, turkey, and tuna, all served with all the trimmings. For dessert, there was a selection of fruit crumble, pecan pie, egg tart, cheesecake, and cheese and crackers. Everything was delicious and overall it was a lovely restaurant experience.

We worked Tracey, our waitress, really hard during our meal. It felt like every person at the table had some foible or another, but she didn't flinch. She was happy to deal with every small thing. When the food arrived, it did not disappoint. Beautifully presented, excellent quality food, in quantities to satisfy our most hungry party member. A great range of choice, for dinner and for breakfast...highly recommending waffles with cinnamon sugar..a new favourite for me. Can't wait to go again.

We weren’t sure what to expect when our friends suggested Squires as we thought there might be noise from the Christmas party revellers but we were very pleasantly surprised. The parties were in a separate area and we were able to enjoy really good service from Abbie and her colleagues they were friendly and attentive without being intrusive. The menu was varied without being overwhelming and the food was well presented and delicious. The environment is great for conversation and while the decor is a little dated it isn’t shabby.

The service we received when attending dinner at Squires was amazing. Tracey went above and beyond what anyone expected. We each ordered different things and customised each item resulting in a custom order dinner for 5; we may as well have not had a menu! Tracey ensured that all of our orders were correct and that we were served promptly and with a winning smile. She even went as far as to help us with booking some more services during our stay! The food was delicious and the portions were generous. Very much worth the experience!

We booked a Sunday carvery lunch. We were shown to our table and requested water rather than wine. The jug was slapped down on the table and that was it. Five minutes later the drinks waiter arrived to take our order and he didn't know what Bitter Lemon was.....a little more training maybe. We requested glasses for our water. Throughout all this time, waiting staff were standing around talking but no-one e explained the self service system to us. Cutlery was sadly lacking too. The food was appetizing and tasty with a good choice of salads, meats and vegetables. There were four desserts and a pudding. The plates were cleared by a young lady who made no effort to engage with us. We sat around...