Lewtrenchard Manor - Menu

absolutely fantastic restaurant with one of the best chefs. excellent menu with where possible, local ingredients. a high-precision food preparation makes this a very special place. excellent, well valued wine list.

We had a most enjoyable time , beautiful bedroom, excellent meal in a cosy Dining room with a fire burning. Such a lovely setting , a real get away from it all break. Staff were very friendly and helpful . Look forward to another visit.

with a voucher for christmas, finally in the position to enjoy our lunch here. the food was excellent and the service excellent. after lunch around the beautiful gardens wandered and enjoyed the Victorian opulence of the necessary medieval looks.

Exceptional place the food was outstanding can not understand why it only has 2 rosettes, should be more , the staff and the whole place are exceptional from the moment you walk in the door until you leave , we ate in the purple carrot...room with the private dining and it was brilliant

A very good lunch to celebrate our 49th anniversary in these difficult times. Service was excellent, although we were not checked on as often as we would have expected and the food did not ‘wow’ as much as usual. It was all very good but...just lacked something e.g. the thyme foam with the beef dish was a bit flavourless, the tomato starter was nice but ordinary. Maybe it was because we the only people lunching in the restaurant. It will not stop us returning but a another missed opportunity to impress might make us think again.

Had afternoon tea with a group of friends. Most had a cream tea. A few of us had a cheese' tea instead. The scones were rather lacking in cheese which was a bit disappointing, but still very good scones. An excellent choice of different teas...and coffees was avialble with a pot each. Afternoon tea was served in the Library. A beautiful room and we had the area to ourselves. Covid precautions all in place. We were able to have a stroll through the lovely gardens before tea and sat outside admiring the views before going into this magnificent historical building. Staff very friendly and efficient.

Had Sunday lunch green today, main course of beef was superb, as was dessert. However my first course could have been hotter, I did complain, they brought me a new dish. Still not a lot warmer, serving dish was very hot, but the bisque in...it wasn’t. I told the waitress, she informed me the chef was happy to serve it at this temperature! Well I’m a chef myself, had a fine dining restaurant also, No I don’t want a soup that’s boiling, but my dish would have been better a few degrees hotter. To me it was almost as if the very hot dish had to warm the soup. Service as usual was very good, in a beautiful setting. We will be back, but hopefully with hotter soup!

this manor house has seen better days and the employees have also clearly. the atmosphere is restful Gothic and involuntary. I spent a few minutes walking around the floor and almost lost my way back into the dining room and was from. a hospitable tells that when they are here, they never leave that was immediately amusing and easily creepy. in portions are too small, spicy and aromatized are confused, and our desert of meringue was dated and extremely shiny with the consistency of razor foam and tasted mostly sugar. When I asked my opinion about the desert, I was told that it was one of their most popular decisions. (pictured with a spoon and then left) it seems to be two dining rooms, and...

We visited the restaurant to celebrate our anniversary when on a trip to the area recently. The person who took our booking was really warm and friendly, noted that it was our anniversary and led us to expect that we were going to have a...really special experience. This was not to be. On arriving at the restaurant we were offered the choice of a drink in the bar first. Wanting a full evening's experience we accepted, only to be ushered into a small quiet room with a drinks cabinet in the corner and asked what we wanted with no sight of a drinks menu. The person serving us was cold and disinterested. She stared at us blankly when we tried to make conversation. She had little to say when we a...