Service is so poor. Took 20 minutes to serve up 2 hot chocolate and a couple of cookies. When they finally arrived the chocolate wasn't exactly 'hot'. 3 or 4 staff milling around doing bugger all.
Theresa Morrow
We tried really hard to like it because of the view and ambiance but the food was not great. Neither was the service. The food was bland and we waited over an hour for starters.
Graham Mason (TheWhiteDragon)
Good food, friendly staff, nice coffee, great views
Julian B
1hour 20 minutes wait for food on Mother’s Day, restaurant was only quarter full, food was awful. Will not be eating there again
ray ham
We booked afternoon tea for 9 as a family celebrating mother in law's 95th birthday.The views made up for the rather dated restaurant decorThe sandwiches were very mediocre, my husband was catered for with 2 finger sandwiches which consisted of a very chewy beef slice and some tuna....one of each....probably a total of one slice of bread.The other sandwiches on offer were hummus, cucumber, tuna and the rather grisly beef. They dried up very quickly, within an hour. (We were there from 2.30-4 ish)The scones and small cakes were pleasant, as was the small sausage roll (I wish there had been 2 each, or a cheese scone option perhaps).The young girl serving was very friendly but pretty much left us to our own devices....no more coffee was offered although tea was plentiful. We had to go in search of somebody to provide a box for 'left overs'. And left without being noticed.The crockery was plain and utilitarian....mother in law does rather enjoy tea more in a bone china cup....it reminded me of NHS china.I can understand cost of linen napkins and laundering but at £20 a head I feel it warrants a bit of class, rather than paper napkins.A small piece of sticky chocolate cake with some rather shaky congratulations written in chocolate sauce was a nice thought. We forced her to eat a morsel!All in all I have to say it was a bit of a disappointment and more of a cafe experience than a hotel restaurant. As it wasn't busy it would have been nice to be nearer the pretty view rather than close to the doors and kitchen.
W4226CLrayh
I allowed a week for a response before posting this review....nothing! We booked afternoon tea for 9 (£180) as a family celebrating mother in law's 95th birthday. The views made up for the rather dated restaurant decor The sandwiches were very mediocre, my fussy husband was catered for with 2 finger sandwiches which consisted of a very chewy beef slice and some tuna....one of each....probably a total of one slice of bread. The other sandwiches on offer were hummus, cucumber, tuna and the rather grisly beef. They dried up very quickly, within an hour. (We were there from 2.30-4 ish) The scones and small cakes were pleasant, as was the small sausage roll (I wish there had been 2 each, or a cheese scone option perhaps). The young girl serving was very friendly but pretty much left us to our own devices....no more coffee was offered although tea was plentiful. We had to go in search of somebody to provide a box for 'left overs'. And left without being noticed. The crockery was plain and utilitarian....mother in law does rather enjoy tea more in a bone china cup....it reminded me of NHS china. I can understand cost of linen napkins and laundering but at £20 a head I feel it warrants a bit of class, rather than paper napkins. A small piece of sticky chocolate cake with some rather shaky congratulations written in chocolate sauce was a nice thought. We forced her to eat a morsel! All in all I have to say it was a bit of a disappointment and more of a cafe experience than a hotel restaurant. As it wasn't busy it would have been nice to be nearer the pretty view rather than close to the doors and kitchen.
bryan h
This was a somewhat painful visit for a Sunday lunch at the restaurant. The staff were polite and helpful , doing their best with what looked like poor leadership 1. Service was slow 2. Drinks did not arrive as ordered and had to be re ordered 3. The belly pork was at best underwhelming- very poor execution 4. All drinks after meal were unacceptable in quality, taste and heat 5. Vegetable portions are limited Everything today could and should be improved with a cost that is difficult to stomach on top of a poor meal Not one for leaving feedback and I’m sure others would have a great meal but be aware - this was not great
Joseph Edward Course (Joeyrule111)
The food was absolutely amazing!
SP6285
We have been to Ufford Park for many years for a festive lunch. This year’s visit was extremely disappointing, and we will not be returning. It did not seem like a festive lunch at all. There was one Christmas tree in the restaurant, but no other decorations around and no decorations on the tables. There were no crackers on the table, and no Christmas music playing. The atmosphere was very poor. The food was very poor. The starters, cheese and chocolate dessert were tasty. The Christmas pudding had been reheated in a microwave and was so sticky it was inedible. The turkey had been reheated and was very dry and tough. The vegetables used to come in a separate bowl but were on the plates this year, which made the plates overfilled. We had to wait a very long time for drinks - our starters arrived before the drinks. We felt like we were an inconvenience for staff, and didn’t receive a greeting or goodbye. The staff were not apologetic when we complained about the wait for drinks or that the dessert was inedible. The restaurant is also used by day spa guests. Despite the restaurant being empty apart from us, they sat a loud group on the table next to us, who were discussing very inappropriate things when we were trying to enjoy our meal. Despite visiting Ufford Park for many years, we are so disappointed we will not be retuning.
norm129
golf player or not this hotel is deffinightly worth a vissit the staff and food are excellentrecommend to anyone
Ordered Sunday lunch for me and my wife on 21st August 2022, very poor. My beef was so tough and chewy I didn't eat it.£16.50 for 1 and a half potatoes and a miniscule amount of veg somewhere under my yorkshire pudding. I complained to the waiter who said he would let the chef know. I paid the whole bill in full and said to the waiter we will not be back, he said sorry and thank you and enjoy the rest of your day. No more comments !
mike n
Part of Ufford Park Hotel, very good meal, staff very good, some good outside seating also with nice views over the golf course.
caimier
The steak was really lovely and so were the staff. Music came on, lightly, when there were a few more customers, we were there for an early seating.
Meg D
We have a lovely family meal here. The menu was very varied for all our various dietary requirements and everyone really enjoyed their food. The service was great, our waitress Rebecca looked after us all really well!
Lindsey L
Ate in the restaurant as we had been generously given a voucher for an overnight stay which included a 3 course meal. Personally I found that what we received was overpriced but I wasn't paying! I thought my husbands salmon looked quite meager but he said it tasted nice. I asked for saute potatoes as they were on the menu but received basically slightly fried new potatoes. They swapped them but I think they just sliced whole potatoes up! Never mind! My dessert of almond tart was very tasty but my husbands eaton mess wasn't great. Service was just ok, slightly on slower side but that's fine for me, we were in no hurry. There was a mix up with our table which wasn't the best start. As it was our silver wedding anniversary I'd made a point of specifically choosing our table by the window an hour or so before we dined. However when we arrived it had been given to someone else, they'd basically made a booboo which was dissapointing. Overall though, an enjoyable evening.
Service is so poor. Took 20 minutes to serve up 2 hot chocolate and a couple of cookies. When they finally arrived the chocolate wasn't exactly 'hot'. 3 or 4 staff milling around doing bugger all.
We tried really hard to like it because of the view and ambiance but the food was not great. Neither was the service. The food was bland and we waited over an hour for starters.
Good food, friendly staff, nice coffee, great views
1hour 20 minutes wait for food on Mother’s Day, restaurant was only quarter full, food was awful. Will not be eating there again
We booked afternoon tea for 9 as a family celebrating mother in law's 95th birthday.The views made up for the rather dated restaurant decorThe sandwiches were very mediocre, my husband was catered for with 2 finger sandwiches which consisted of a very chewy beef slice and some tuna....one of each....probably a total of one slice of bread.The other sandwiches on offer were hummus, cucumber, tuna and the rather grisly beef. They dried up very quickly, within an hour. (We were there from 2.30-4 ish)The scones and small cakes were pleasant, as was the small sausage roll (I wish there had been 2 each, or a cheese scone option perhaps).The young girl serving was very friendly but pretty much left us to our own devices....no more coffee was offered although tea was plentiful. We had to go in search of somebody to provide a box for 'left overs'. And left without being noticed.The crockery was plain and utilitarian....mother in law does rather enjoy tea more in a bone china cup....it reminded me of NHS china.I can understand cost of linen napkins and laundering but at £20 a head I feel it warrants a bit of class, rather than paper napkins.A small piece of sticky chocolate cake with some rather shaky congratulations written in chocolate sauce was a nice thought. We forced her to eat a morsel!All in all I have to say it was a bit of a disappointment and more of a cafe experience than a hotel restaurant. As it wasn't busy it would have been nice to be nearer the pretty view rather than close to the doors and kitchen.
I allowed a week for a response before posting this review....nothing! We booked afternoon tea for 9 (£180) as a family celebrating mother in law's 95th birthday. The views made up for the rather dated restaurant decor The sandwiches were very mediocre, my fussy husband was catered for with 2 finger sandwiches which consisted of a very chewy beef slice and some tuna....one of each....probably a total of one slice of bread. The other sandwiches on offer were hummus, cucumber, tuna and the rather grisly beef. They dried up very quickly, within an hour. (We were there from 2.30-4 ish) The scones and small cakes were pleasant, as was the small sausage roll (I wish there had been 2 each, or a cheese scone option perhaps). The young girl serving was very friendly but pretty much left us to our own devices....no more coffee was offered although tea was plentiful. We had to go in search of somebody to provide a box for 'left overs'. And left without being noticed. The crockery was plain and utilitarian....mother in law does rather enjoy tea more in a bone china cup....it reminded me of NHS china. I can understand cost of linen napkins and laundering but at £20 a head I feel it warrants a bit of class, rather than paper napkins. A small piece of sticky chocolate cake with some rather shaky congratulations written in chocolate sauce was a nice thought. We forced her to eat a morsel! All in all I have to say it was a bit of a disappointment and more of a cafe experience than a hotel restaurant. As it wasn't busy it would have been nice to be nearer the pretty view rather than close to the doors and kitchen.
This was a somewhat painful visit for a Sunday lunch at the restaurant. The staff were polite and helpful , doing their best with what looked like poor leadership 1. Service was slow 2. Drinks did not arrive as ordered and had to be re ordered 3. The belly pork was at best underwhelming- very poor execution 4. All drinks after meal were unacceptable in quality, taste and heat 5. Vegetable portions are limited Everything today could and should be improved with a cost that is difficult to stomach on top of a poor meal Not one for leaving feedback and I’m sure others would have a great meal but be aware - this was not great
The food was absolutely amazing!
We have been to Ufford Park for many years for a festive lunch. This year’s visit was extremely disappointing, and we will not be returning. It did not seem like a festive lunch at all. There was one Christmas tree in the restaurant, but no other decorations around and no decorations on the tables. There were no crackers on the table, and no Christmas music playing. The atmosphere was very poor. The food was very poor. The starters, cheese and chocolate dessert were tasty. The Christmas pudding had been reheated in a microwave and was so sticky it was inedible. The turkey had been reheated and was very dry and tough. The vegetables used to come in a separate bowl but were on the plates this year, which made the plates overfilled. We had to wait a very long time for drinks - our starters arrived before the drinks. We felt like we were an inconvenience for staff, and didn’t receive a greeting or goodbye. The staff were not apologetic when we complained about the wait for drinks or that the dessert was inedible. The restaurant is also used by day spa guests. Despite the restaurant being empty apart from us, they sat a loud group on the table next to us, who were discussing very inappropriate things when we were trying to enjoy our meal. Despite visiting Ufford Park for many years, we are so disappointed we will not be retuning.
golf player or not this hotel is deffinightly worth a vissit the staff and food are excellentrecommend to anyone
Restaurantji Recommends
Ordered Sunday lunch for me and my wife on 21st August 2022, very poor. My beef was so tough and chewy I didn't eat it.£16.50 for 1 and a half potatoes and a miniscule amount of veg somewhere under my yorkshire pudding. I complained to the waiter who said he would let the chef know. I paid the whole bill in full and said to the waiter we will not be back, he said sorry and thank you and enjoy the rest of your day. No more comments !
Part of Ufford Park Hotel, very good meal, staff very good, some good outside seating also with nice views over the golf course.
The steak was really lovely and so were the staff. Music came on, lightly, when there were a few more customers, we were there for an early seating.
We have a lovely family meal here. The menu was very varied for all our various dietary requirements and everyone really enjoyed their food. The service was great, our waitress Rebecca looked after us all really well!
Ate in the restaurant as we had been generously given a voucher for an overnight stay which included a 3 course meal. Personally I found that what we received was overpriced but I wasn't paying! I thought my husbands salmon looked quite meager but he said it tasted nice. I asked for saute potatoes as they were on the menu but received basically slightly fried new potatoes. They swapped them but I think they just sliced whole potatoes up! Never mind! My dessert of almond tart was very tasty but my husbands eaton mess wasn't great. Service was just ok, slightly on slower side but that's fine for me, we were in no hurry. There was a mix up with our table which wasn't the best start. As it was our silver wedding anniversary I'd made a point of specifically choosing our table by the window an hour or so before we dined. However when we arrived it had been given to someone else, they'd basically made a booboo which was dissapointing. Overall though, an enjoyable evening.