The Oak Wigmore - Leominster

Tonight we had a delicious meal in the oak to celebrate the birthday of grandma. eating, service and the environment were error-free, but, much more than that, the attention for the birthday child was amazing; nothing was too much effort, including additional kisses, support for...and from the table and even a chair and deck outside while we waited for our elevator to home! Many thanks that they make the whole evening special and stress-free! we will definitely return and recommend wide!

Beautiful restaurant, very beautifully decorated and even better decorated delicious food. we enjoyed the appetizers main and gloomy. beautiful portion size and amazing quality of products. the only negatiw was the 12% service fee for service, really no need for this I would rather pay. my own tip is not beautiful when it is on the bottom of her bill. they can always ask to take it off and pay their own tipp, but personally I feel awkward doing this.

My man and I were on site for the weekend and booked here for Sunday lunch. when we arrived, we were placed at a table near the door, but after a movement we were sitting near the window, which was much more beautiful. the menu. is quite limited, but the options were all very good. we had scallops to start and as Sunday we both went for the roast beef. the food arrived and was presented beautifully. my man and I both agreed that it was one of the quietest Sunday dinners we had eaten. the wee was very expensive 10.50 a glass), that was the only thing we could find mistakes, but since it was very nice, we have nothing to do with it. the tables are well spaced and felt safe in these covid times. this place is not cheap, but is worth the money.

We had heard great things about this restaurant, so willingly agreed to be part of a table of six in a full restaurant. cost 80 per head. this included some very mediocre wein without choice and no replacement, which meant that my drinks were added. on the bill and no prosecco only very overpriced cava. eating was simply abysmal, I can only imagine that this was just too much of a desire for an inexperienced cook. we started with cold flatbreads with a few dips and rock hard falafels. again cold. the only cure blown was makrele, well cooked, but teeny. the following courses were simply more terrible, the arrogance of charging fine food prices with what was served was beyond. total bill £234 per couple. I was starved and no one asked if we had enjoyed our meal if they had done it, I would have said openly. we all felt like robbed.

Visiting for the weekend and we've been past this many times and commented how nice it looked but had never been in. So we booked a table as an early Valentine's meal for the two of us and our dog, who was welcomed warmly and...given a piece of duck fillet. Lovely starters I had the chicken and chorizo terrine and my wife had the mini cheese fondue thing (I forget its name). Both delicious. My notoriously picky wife didn't fancy any of the four main courses (venison, beetroot, pollock and belly pork) so they were kind enough to do some beautifully cooked slices of beef steak instead of venison, with the sides being the same. I had the venison. Absolutely delicious, with a lovely chocolate and juniper jus and a lovely soft dauphinoise accompaniment. Whilst the mains were superb, the desserts were perhaps even better. Whoever does their pastry is an artist. My wife had a rhubarb and custard mille feuille and I had the passionfruit tart. On both the pastry was wonderfully thin and just melted in your mouth. Service was quick and very friendly. Can't fault this place.