Halfway House

Love it!
Great entertainment, good food and a great atmosphere.
The garlic bread from there is to die for!

food were good but service was not great, entertainment afterwards was also good

Second time in a row I had an awful meal and service. This time rubbery chicken breast sat atop carbonara which had that metallic out of the jar taste. Time before it was cold after an hour of waiting. After complaining they’d only reheated my chicken pasta dish, there were only 3 pieces and it came back the same with teeth marks in, the front of house was aggressive and insulting. Don’t waste you money here, the food is below pub chain standard.

A triumph of style over substance. Nice looking place but not welcoming. They were very rude to me telling me to take off a baseball gap without an explanation. When I asked why I had to I was told that it was so if I kicked off the CCTV cameras would get a good shot of my face. Is it just me or should that put me off a place?

This is my first visit to The Halfway House since refurbishment and initially I was impressed by the décor. We thought the price of the pint of bitter and a gin and tonic was slightly expensive at £6.10 but the bar staff were pleasant. The menu was extensive and represented good value, however the prices for some bottles of wine were in my opinion rather expensive. I ordered halibut with mediterranean vegetables and found it slightly overcooked, the vegetables looked tired and appeared to have been cooked and kept warm for some time. We had pudding and coffee, the staff were quick to remove the dishes and kept returning to the table to clear side plates etc. I felt that we were expected to vacate the table and eventually asked the waitress if we had booked the table for the whole evening. The bill was £60 which was expensive for what I thought was a very average meal.