Alton Towers Resort - The Crooked Spoon

Great !

General Public food, nice meal.
Card machine wasn't working but luckily enough I had cash.

What a lovely place to eat not to far from our splash hotel the food was lovely my wife had the steak with jacket potato and fried egg I had beetroot salad with sundried tomatoes and halloumi and our daughter had cheese and broccoli pasta with boiled potatoes and vegetables the food was excellent piping hot and good size portions we also had two desserts which were very nice to. It was nice having waiter service and the surroundings was nice with play areas outside for the children and looking at the little huts which look something out of the hobbit film. Only thing wrong was the price of drinks but it seems all the hotels have the same price range so not much to grumble about really. If you stay at Alton towers for a night I recommend you give the crooked spoon a try. You will not be disappointed

The staff were lovely and attentive however we was disappointed with atmosphere and seemed like their was no theme to the room I felt like I was in a school hall.

Lovely food

Food was lovely waitress was fantastic, great wee place to eat.

We had a good experience. Good choice of food, really well presented and cooked and served on time. Our waitress was very helpful. We were nearly overcharged for some wine but it was a genuine mistake. Out of all the eating places at Alton Towers this is the one I would choose to go back to.

Arrived at 9pm and the air conditioning was on full blast so very cold! Food arrived fast within 5 mins of ordering. The coleslaw was a very dark yellow colour on top and white underneath so wasn’t refrigerated and smelt bad! The rest of the food was ok. I was quite disappointed as have eaten here before and the food was delicious. Breakfast was a lot better.

The restaurant was very accommodating to us all.
The children just ate as myself & husband wasn’t hungry but that was no problem to the table we had booked. The children’s meals was quite pricey for really as only seemed to have an 2 or 3 course option & with a 20 month old he didn’t eat his £8 worth of meal.

The food was really bad! I had satay chicken & coleslaw (starter) & onion rings hoping to save room for a pudding.
The onion rings tasted like they had been recooked. I have never tasted anything like them before & the chicken seemed under cooked. My son who is three had a childrens meal & it was huge but not in a good way. We ordered him the cheese & broccoli giants pasta, all that arrived was penne pasta with a white sauce (that filled half the bowl) with cheese on top & 1 floret of broccoli.
My other half had steak & chips (can’t fault the chips) but the steak was very chewy.
We didn’t expect it to be the best but honestly it was really bad! I wouldn’t waste my money if I was you!