4/5 Belle G. 11 months ago on Google • 11 reviews
We
attended
as
a
family
for
our
recent
wedding
anniversary
dinner.
I’m
giving
4
stars
for
a
few
reasons.
Service,
menu
options,
pricing,
experience
&
quality
all
have
impacted
my
feedback
but
overall
a
nice
venue,
understaffed
/
lack
of
training
in
service,
mostly
pleasant
though,
tables
need
a
really
good
clean
with
remnants
of
food
in
the
tabletops,
and
given
the
price
point
they
need
more
ambiance,
service
&
quality
control
We
had
a
5.30pm
booking
midweek,
we
were
told
to
come
back
when
we
arrived
on
the
dot
of
530pm
as
they
weren’t
open.
Note
bookings
are
scheduled
&
timed
so
you
only
have
a
window
of
time
booked.
We
came
back
at
5.45pm
and
there
was
2
other
tables
sat
&
served.
Very
disappointed
that
they
do
not
have
a
children’s
menu
at
this
venue
or
suitably
priced
option
for
small
steak/
sausage
&
chips
that
isn’t
$40.
Given
the
location
it
surprised
me
not
to
be
family
friendly.
Lucky
we
had
checked
the
menu
&
fed
our
son
earlier
&
purchased
a
bowl
of
chips
for
him
which
was
$11
The
bread
was
delicious
that
was
first
served
&
they
were
kind
enough
to
accomodate
my
sons
request
for
another
piece
after
he
ate
his
&
ours.
Yes
only
1
piece
of
bread
per
person.
Seemed
a
little
stingy
given
the
overall
cost
we
knew
would
exceed
$200
and
seems
an
odd
place
to
cut
back
on
giving
something
to
customers.
We
both
purchased
400g
Angus
scotch
specials
at
$73
each.
We
both
ordered
a
sauce
which
was
an
extra
$11.
Note
that
everything
is
an
extra
so
be
prepared
to
pay.
Next
time
if
we
are
to
return
we
would
order
1
sauce
(baste)
as
a
chip
dipping
sauce
as
the
pepper
was
overpowering
and
you
didn’t
need
it
with
the
steak,
the
baste
was
enough
and
very
pleasant.
It
complimented
the
meat
which
was
thankfully
cooked
as
requested
-
medium
rare.
The
only
issue
was
my
side
salad
came
out
wilted
&
tomatoes
looked
like
they
were
3
days
past
due.
It
was
very
off
putting,
not
fresh
&
covered
in
dressing
so
I
asked
for
it
to
be
returned
and
opted
for
chips.
Being
a
Wednesday
I
would
have
thought
they
would
have
fresh
salad
but
this
looked
leftover
from
the
weekend.
Chips
were
cooked
well.
Wine
is
not
extensive
and
we
opted
for
a
glass
of
Shiraz
Izway
Rob
&
Les
$12.50
each.
Very
young,
needed
much
longer
celaring
but
being
a
Barossa
it
was
one
of
the
best
choices.
I
didn’t
finish
mine
as
it
was
just
too
young
and
took
away
from
the
steak.
Crème
brûlée
had
a
good
shell
but
was
too
soft
&
custardy
as
it
didn’t
hold
the
spoon,
it
just
melted
off.
Acceptable
for
mainstream
restaurant,
pleasant
to
eat
and
we
enjoyed
as
a
dessert.
$15
for
the
serve
with
a
small
icecream
on
the
side
but
the
berry
coullis
was
under
the
Ramekins
which
made
no
sense
as
you
couldn’t
eat
it
or
mix
with
the
icecream
We
also
purchased
a
single
scoop
of
icecream
for
our
son
which
took
forever
to
come
out.
We
had
eaten
our
desert
and
it
was
cleared
before
they
even
bought
out
his
ice
cream.
We
had
to
ask
twice
for
it
at
which
the
server
seemed
annoyed
that
we
asked
and
made
the
end
of
the
night
awkward.
At
$3
the
price
point
was
fine
and
he
was
happy.
Overall
the
meat
was
very
nice.
Happy
to
pay
good
money
for
a
good
quality
&
well
cooked
steak,
I
do
feel
it’s
expensive
when
you
get
a
foodchain
feel
but
we
took
it
as
an
evening
out
for
a
special
occasion
and
everything
was
very
good
overall.
We
spent
around
$230
for
dinner,
drinks
&
dessert.