LFH - Woolley Grange

Fantastic venue, excellent food. Slightly limited choice of drinks. No draught lager or bitter.

it was excellent, the atmosphere, rustic location and character of the restraint were really good. service, location and staff were great and we had a lovely time.

Exquisite food and pleasant ambience.

Very pleasant experience. Staff attentive and friendly. Not too busy.

The experience was amazing the food was perfection and very child friendly - expensive but well worth the cost - an unforgettable experience that I don’t regret forking out for!

Very disappointed as it was my birthday. Table was sticky, food not very hot. Only vegetable cabbage. Realise it is a family hotel but did not expect so many young screaming, crying children. Will never visit again and neither will my friends. I have recently moved into the area and there are numerous establishments to choose from. Sorry but that is my opinion. Surroundings lovely..

It was a lovely experience and good to take children somewhere for afternoon tea. Also, plenty for children to do outside.
The only downside for me was the children's afternoon tea, it was very good but it only had 1 slice of carrot and 1 slice of cucumber. My daughter loves this part of it, I felt it could do with a few slices of each.

Very erratic restaurant service. Friendly but ineffective; mistakes on bills; not removing extra cutlery/plates from table, etc. Overpriced food and drinks. The grounds are lovely though.

Beautiful surroundings, friendly staff. Our scones were very hard, but staff apologised and bought us some replacements.

Unfortunately the food & table services at Woolley Grange don't do justice to its grounds. The menu (especially the kids) is not very adventurous (has crisps on it!); there are cheap mayonnaise, etc around instead of homemade one; its pricey for what it is (toddlers mini meals for £7.5) and the waiters however friendly they may be seem inefficient. The food/drinks can take a long time to arrive. Super expensive coffee for parents and well, I suppose they are charging for the grounds (eat & play?)...