Langtons Brasserie — Restaurant in England

The food at Langton’s Brasserie was fantastic – I had the Sunday roast pork and honey-roasted parsnip soup, and both were easily 10/10.

Service was a bit slow considering there were only 6-7 tables in total. Plates weren’t cleared for a while after I finished, and the water took longer than expected to arrive.

The room had nice music playing and was well-decorated, but it was so quiet that conversations felt awkward.

For two mains and a starter, it came to £53, including a 7.5% service charge. The menu images on Google are outdated – the current 2-course Sunday menu is £29.95. Most diners were dressed formally, so I felt a little out of place in casual clothes.

Great food overall, but service and atmosphere could improve....

We arrived on a stormy evening on Sunday 6 February, reception were genuinely pleased to see us, booked for 7pm and straight to a table. The staff were friendly and very helpful on menu choices, the black pudding in mash was soo good, great selection of wine, the panacotta with rhubarb topping with oat biscuit was delicious, would we dine there again, you...

We arrived at 9:10pm and they closed 10:00 pm, most of the tables were empty but the waiter told us that if we hadn’t booked we couldn’t have dinner, in a bad mood. I understand he probably didn’t want to attend more people but it was opened and with free tables. I can’t provide an opinion about food but with this service is clear, I will...