The Brasserie - Carte

Absolutely idyllic garden with such potential but the brasserie is a bit like a department store restaurant in ambience. The temporary Covid ? shelter is a blot. Tables were sticky. My wine glass was imprinted with someone else’s lips. But the food was pleasant enough.

We travelled to go here and after a lovely journey found the restaurant all in all very good lovely trout starter followed by beautiful rare roast beef husband had pork plenty fresh vegetable all served on a hot plate with plenty gravy service was spot on a lovely friendly waiter served us worth a visit

Short and sweet. Amazing grounds, thats it. Staff uniforms need cleaning, food below par, service charming but amateur, prices unreasonably high, amenities poor. The toilets in Virginia Water Lake are cleaner than these. Stopped off on the way to Glastonbury expecting luxury and woefully disappointed. Thats it..... Voir le carte

Did not stay in hotel . We had Sunday lunch in the Brazzerie Service was good , attentive and very pleasant staff . However , the food was average really not what I expected from a five star hotel be it in the brazzerie or not . The meat as in the chicken I had and the beef my husband had was very well cooked , but the veg , potatoes, gravy was not good . The puddings also were not what I would expfor that standard of hotel . Extremely disappointed

We had dinner for two at the Brasserie and whirl the food was good it was by no means amazing. Our drinks alone came to 60. This included a glass of Prosecco and a G&T for 24, 2 glass of wine for 30 and a bottle of still water for 5.4. This I feel is quite steep especially Charing that amount for a bottle that amount for a bottle of still water. Overall experience I think is a 3 rating. We had booked a table for 7pm however as they were limited with stuff we had to wait almost 45 minutes. With so many options to chose I would say they need to do better

On the night we stayed at Lucknam Park I had booked a table in the Brasserie instead of the fine dining Restaurant Hywel Jones and we were not to be remotely disappointed with that choice. The serving staff were attentive and accommodating and the weather was such that we were able to eat outside. The food was superb. I started with Jerusalem artichoke, wood-roasted tomato sauce, Bromham broccoli and smoked almond pesto which was outstanding. I followed with Wye Valley asparagus, crispy Burford brown hen’s egg, Trealy Farm chorizo and Lilliput caper sauce vierge – utterly heavenly. I could not resist so chose a flourless chocolate cake, honeycomb and almond ice cream which I relished even th... Voir le carte

Having stayed here a couple of times and loved it, we stopped in to check out the place as a possible destination for a family event. Sadly on our date only the brasserie was open. The menu is good and the service pleasant, However we watched our food make the pass and then be placed back on the kitchen side of the pass for another several minutes. The staff during this time avoided eye contact, I was at the brink of pursuing them when the food arrived. Apparently a problem with the pizza. Two fish dishes, burger and scorch eggs were left to stew whilst the pizza was remade would it have been better to give us the choice of having our food freshly cooked and have a party member wait?Instead...

We decided to visit Lucknam Park for afternoon tea to celebrate a birthday (although the hotel was not aware of this). The tree lined avenue to the entrance is impressive and it was nice to sit outside so we could enjoy the pleasant weather and take in the extensive grounds. Unfortunately the disappointing part of the afternoon was the tea itself. The sandwich selection was average compared to other teas we have experienced and the bread was a little dry. The asparagus quiche was tasty but the sausage rolls were below par.The scones were nice although the “fruit “ ones contained only a tiny amount of fruit and the portions of cream and jam seemed measured for one rather than two people. The...

Had lunch solo in the Brasserie and felt a little bit disappointed. The food was fine but the service was a bit abrupt I had wanted and expected a lovely relaxing lunch with an opportunity to unwind and eat some delicious food. A gentleman behind the bar seemed a bit rushed I was the first person there and the restaurant was completely empty but the young lad who showed me to my seat and gave me the menu was charming and tried really hard 5 stars for him. Unfortunately the guy who seemed rushed came to take my order may have been the restaurant manager? I said something along the lines of It all looks absolutely delicious I can 't decide hoping I might get some guiding and be talked through... Voir le carte