Trinity

Superb meal and service. The staff were friendly and accommodating, and there was a lovely relaxed atmosphere when we went (on a Saturday night). Could not fault it!

When the food was good it was absurdly good. The pigs trotter starter, crab ravioli starter and poached pear with chocolate desert being cases in point. The cheese board was also very accomplished.
However I left feeling slightly underwhelmed as neither of the mains quite hit the spot. My girlfriend liked but did love the veal, but my beef was just too over seasoned and saltier than the sea. I probably should have voiced my concern but the slightly stuffy foodie atmosphere meant I kept schtum, preferring to leave most of it, which at these prices is a travesty!
Regards atmosphere, I found it a bit dry. My girlfriend who had visited before in the week commented that it was a little lacklustre, so maybe it was just a quite Friday night. Or mabye we’re too young (ie below 30) for the target market at the weekend.
On another note service was slighlty mixed. At one point I tried to top up my wine to be beaten back by an over fussy waiter but by the end of the night, we sat for ages trying to get the bill paid etc.
Either way despite some fantastic highlights I’m not sure I’ll be rushing back.

Found the food to be good but incredibly over-priced and the staff stuffy and rigid. Also service was slow, had to wait over half an hour between starter and main on a monday night. Also charge you £2per person for 1 tiny bread roll, a bit cheeky I think.

The review states children and babies welcome. Possibly true if they make no noise at all and never move about! This restaurant is lovely, amazing food but my advice is not to go with children. Despite what they may say they are not truely welcome in my experience.