Glad we booked a table for Sunday evening, it was really busy. We were sat next to a red hot radiator with the sun blindingly shining in through the window. Asked a waiter if he can turn off the radiator, he said they're on all year. We managed to do it ourselves and closed the blind too. Free popcorn and a bottle of cold tap water is a mice touch. Orders were taken quickly and drinks arrived soon after followed shortly by starters. The starters were nice, smaller portions than I thought they would be. A minute after we'd finished our starters the mains arrived. For £20 I expected to get more than a couple of slices of brisket. The side salad was too spicy, no idea what was on it. The fries were average. The southern fried chicken burger was nice, again the coleslaw wasn't nice, I normally really like coleslaw, but I couldn't eat this one. Instead of fries I swapped them for poutine (£1.95 extra to swap). The poutine was nice, very rich.

We had barely been there over half an hour and hadn't finished our drinks. Felt like we were a bit rushed. Overall, the staff are nice enough, but for the high prices they charge, you don't get very big portions at all. The food you do get is nice, but not worth the money. I also don't like that they add 7.5% on your bill as a tip. I don't mind tipping, but I'd rather choose my own amount. We were also given a weird review phone thing, so we filled that in and 45 mins after arriving we were leaving, not even particularly full either.

Wish they would serve food on a plate too, save trying to awkwardly eat off a lump of wood, out of a frying pan or a plastic bowl.

Didn't get offered desserts and menus were taken away.

There is a little cinema inside for kids, but I think it's too expensive to eat there with kids. Wish we had gone Miller and Carter instead.