The Post House Carvey at Tullyglass — Restaurant in Northern Ireland

First and last time dining at Tullyglass Carvery. Walked into the hall and found a table by the windows to sit 3, rather than take a large table in the main hall as it was only tables free for seating of 4+. We got starters and sat down to be then approached by a staff member demanding to know who seated us as she had a large party coming in. We explained when walking in there were no staff members visible or no host stand so we assumed it was self-service/seating, we offered to move but she told us we could stay seated and offered to get us water, we waited a good while and eventually got our own water from the bar and glasses as she never came back to our table, but proceeded to add reserved signs to other tables. The soups were cold and allergens weren’t marked out at the cold starters, again no staff near by to ask and chefs serving mains weren’t accessible as they had queues of people, the main dinner was lukewarm with a very bland taste, the gravy was watery and there were no substitutes for gluten free stuffing/Yorkshire puddings which was advised there would be when booking. Mid way through eating dinner another member of staff advised us we Shouldn’t be sitting at the table we sat at which left the atmosphere completely uncomfortable and unwelcoming. The gluten free Dessert was dry and also lacked taste. Didn’t feel welcome at all, and didn’t appreciate the telling off twice, even though we tried explaining we never dined here before and there’s no signs for procedures or any forewarning from reception when getting tickets. Poor service and poor management of...

Went for the carvery yesterday. £30 per head and in my opinion not worth it at all. The starters were miserable. The main ok but gravy and pepper sauce no flavour whatsoever. Dessert no better , jam and coconut sponge was dry and the pavalova meringue tasted stale. Vanilla ice cream that you would think you can’t go wrong - zero flavour or sweetness. We ordered drinks from a waiter at the table when we first arrived, got them immediately then when we were eating our mains a waitress rather rudely interrupted us and asked us to pay for the drinks there and then . So we had to pause eating our already luke warm food and faff around looking for bank cards.. Can’t understand why she wouldn’t at least wait until we had finished our mains . Or the entire meal as you would expect . Cheap,...

Went to the Carvery for my niece's 16th Birthday, we were a table of 9. To be honest the food is the worst we have ever had, school dinners would have been warmer with more flavour.

Only 3 choices of hot starters.. the ribs were pure fat and what little meat there was dry, the chicken wings were drier than sand and the cocktail sausage tasted strange, literally no seafood selection at all barr 3 small glasses of salmon cocktail that looked like it was sitting there all day and the rest just very basic salad stuff.

The meat in main course was beyond dry especially the roast beef, the gravy was extremely watery with no flavour and none of the limited sides were even warm.

We came away hungry and left feeling extremely disappointed and quite frankly ripped off being charged 30 pounds...