The Dining Room at Mallory Court

Absolutely fantastic. From waking into the venue to leaving. Service was first class. This should be on your to do list. Food was of Mitchelin standard. Can not say enough about it. A++++++++

This was our first visit to Mallory Court and it won't be our last. The food was delicious, you could certainly tell they used fresh ingredients and produce. The staff were fabulous, the setting was beautiful we certainly will be back.

Very average meal in the main restaurant. Starter and main course not at all what I expected

Lovely grand dining experience, food excellent.

An amazing place and an amazing meal. My partner and I had a really special evening here, from the moment we arrived until we left many hours later. We won't ever forget it I don't think.

Rather expensive, but for such a special experience, if you can swallow the idea of spending £300 on a meal out for two, then this is the place to do it I'd say.

I've been "fine-dining" in the restaurant at Mallory on a regular basis for over 35-years, and they still keep up their high standards of cuisine and service. As we had our Wedding Reception at Mallory Court thirty year's ago, we always celebrate the event. Last Sunday was the latest, and we were delighted to be welcomed with a red rose on our table. Thanx to all, and keep up the exemplary service!

Sunday Lunch @£39.50 is exhorbitant for a fairly average meal. No nibbles with pre- lunch champagne offered yet there were napkins on the table?; no amuse bouche; no sorbet - one or all of which may have made the experience worthwhile/special/different. This establishment has 3* AA & is a Michelin member -how & for what?
My Salmon starter though small was delicious. The Sunday Roast was average to poor. The Yorkshire Pudding a disgrace - it should be light & fluffy not dry & overcooked to burnt( it wasn’t just our meals -a number of plates were returned to the kitchen with the Yorkshire uneaten or half eaten. I don’t believe they were even freshly made - probably Aunt Bessie’s! The Roast Sirloin - 2 small slices did not have much flavour; the veg ok. The meal was also not very warm. The portion meagre. The sauce/juice good. The desert was disappointing.
I’ve had far better Sunday lunches in Warwickshire in Gastropubs for less than half the price but as it was my wife’s 70th Birthday (which I mentioned online when booking but no acknowledgement made by any member of staff whilst there !) I decided to treat her to Mallory Court again which we used to use many years ago before The Eden Group took over.
What a mistake. It used to be top notch & it was a Michelin member then! Now I would not bother returning to what is obviously a hunger for profit organisation over substance or quality.

Great atmosphere with the fire burning. Excellent service and lovely food. However, even by fine dining’s standard the portions were very small so don’t go hungry.

An excellent meal. Service was attentive without being intrusive.

Service albeit very attentive was a bit slow at the start of the meal. Otherwise very enjoyable