The roasted lamb get cooled down fast and the meat was a bit dry. The sides and sauces are nice. It’s interesting to try out the hare, but wasn’t really my cup of tea. Nice view and place to chill with family. The pork belly from last time is terrific.
We had our High Tea there and were pleasantly surprised by the nice garden setting. Love the indoor/outdoor flow arrangement. Booking is essential as this is a very busy place but we still received reasonably good service from the staff even though they were running around like headless chicken - well done guys! The highlights for us were the freshly made sandwiches, scones and the ginger tea - very impressive! The quiche and cakes were so so, like they weren't made on the day or something. Hope to come back to try their BBQ Pork Belly dish though as we saw the next table ordering it and it was mouth-watering haha :-P~
My friend had his wedding reception dinner here. It is quite small, probably fitting around 50 people or so.
It's not too hard to find, just keep an eye out for the church and its the next driveway down. It was quite far in from the motorway. The place itself is really nice. The gardens were amazing, with a large grassy area with games scattered around. There was also a pond behind the gates. The gardens were very picturesque. The dining area is open to the gardens so there were a few surprise insect interactions throughout the evening.
They had quite a few beer selections, both bottles and on tap. The tap beers were craft beer. The food was quite nice. The smoked salmon was really nice. The meats for the mains (pork and beef) were cooked well too. We had a dessert trio of brownie, panna cotta, and lemon meringue tart, and all three were nice.
It is a nice place for a wedding but it is a really small venue. They also had Mongolian lamb during weekends which looked interesting.
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