The Living Room

I can't agree with the other reviews. We always have a great time at The Living Room. With four kids to satisfy, we like places with broad menus and lots of choice and that's what we get here. There are good burgers, fish and chips, and other simpler dishes that suit our under 15s - but there's also more grown-up dishes for my husband and I to enjoy. Desserts are wonderful, full of carbs and calories - try the sticky toffee pudding or the eton mess! Never had a problem with service and with the current offer, it's quite reasonable. Don't expect fine dining and you'll have a great time.
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Meg & co
Overall rating
Food 7 | Service 7 | Atmosphere 7 | Value for money 7
Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Went here for lunch the other day. Bill was £112 including 10% tip, yet after I moved to the bar area they wouldn't even call me a cab!!!!

Totally forgot the rest of the experience after this shambles.
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Dave
Wednesday, May 21, 2008

After reading some nice reviews elsewhere I thought I would be in for a treat on Valentines day with my wife.

Unfortunatelty I was disappointed by the staff's wish to turnaround as many tables as possible by asking us to choose our desert at the start of the meal (even when I asked if we could choose later) and then dropping off midly warm and extremely bland dishes.

The price for 2, £75 excluding drinks. I've never been one to complain but with the Living Rooms wish to turn a big profit and exploit what should have been a very special meal for me and my wife I've felt cheated, even robbed, and from the looks on other peoples faces, we were sure we weren't the only ones.

If you are eating at this restaurant, make sure it's not for a special occasion or a special someone.
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Al
Monday, February 18, 2008