SaltHouse — Restaurant in North Tyneside

Throughly disappointed. My wife ordered the Pork, completely different to the advertised pork loin, no crackling. Online menu advised Prawns Pil Pil obviously there were none, as nobe available. Then when I told the waitress there was no crackling, she asked if we wanted some now, we had finished our lunch! Yorkshire puddings were burnt and rock hard! There is NO kids menu so if you have kids with small appetites choose somewhere else. Really unhappy with the food no real flavour, cabbage is poor also!

Thanks for the reply, remember someone's opinion is their opinion, not a right of challenge. The food WAS tasteless in my opinion! If you get your seafood from Cillingwoods (and a very nice place it is) and is closed on a Sunday why do you advertise Prawns Pil Pil on a Sunday? Think about it!! The pork loin may been pork loin (I never referred to anything else so Im not sure on the point of your commer) with no crackling, which you have refrained from responding to! Again this review is my opinion of our experience and we feel we were disappointed, your comments are defensive which I understand bit quite...

We were looking forward to some nice tapas, but unfortunately that was not our experience. The service was good, but the food lacked flavour and for the prices being charged (what you would expect for decent tapas) the food was a disappointment. The king prawns in garlic and chilli didn't taste of anything and were just oily, the battered aubergine was also tasteless and oily. We had alot of dishes, including a traditional meat platter for 2 - the iberico ham was tucked away at the bottom and was at least 80% fat and the sliced choritzo and another one of the cold meats looked like they came from a packet. There was a 3rd meat, which had been hand carved. The choritzo in wine and honey and the aged oak manchago were v nice. We had a couple of mojitos, couldn't taste any rum, mint, lime or sugar. Overall, it felt like we had paid for a nice meal, but didn't...

This is a great place to eat tapas and have a family gathering as there's space for big groups. There were 10 of us for my Mams birthday. The food was really lovely and the staff were friendly and helpful. It's more pricey than previous tapas places we've been, but it's at the Coast, so expected. The big downside for us was the waiting time. Table booked for 1pm, ordered at 1.35pm, and were served at 2.45pm...not great! There were other large parties that seemed to experience the same, whereas couples were in and out with no apparent problem, though there was a lady in by herself who also waited an age for food. We got an apology, nothing off the bill for what was a truly horrendous waiting time and not even a whiff of a free pud for the birthday girl. Not great, guys. We...