4/5 DeeeTeee 2 years ago on Google
I
was
both
surprised
and
impressed
with
the
Cecil
Hotel.
While
I
am
definitely
not
a
Pub
person,
the
meal
that
both
"She
Who
Must
Be
Obeyed"
and
I
recently
had
at
the
Cecil
was
well
above
average
for
a
number
of
reasons.
#1
The
staff
were
welcoming,
polite
and
service
oriented.
#2
Table
service
-
by
that
I
mean
that
the
attentive
staff
actually
come
to
your
table
and
take
your
order
(yes
really).
#3
Well
presented,
appealing
and
reasonably
priced
food.
Served
on
decorative
plates
and
delivered
looking
like
some
attention
to
detail
had
been
taken
to
make
it
appear
fairly
appealing
and
presentable.
While
all
the
staff
that
we
encountered
in
the
Cecil
Hotel
were
all
polite,
helpful
and
attentive.
The
standout
staff
member
was
our
waitress
Jacqueline.
I
had
a
quick
word
with
Jacqueline
on
our
departure,
to
let
her
know
that
I
appreciated
the
pleasant
and
impressive
service
that
she
provided.
However
she
also
she
deserves
some
public
recognition
that
I
hope
this
review
will
acknowledge.
Well
done
Jacqueline,
you
impressed
us
both
very
much.
For
anyone
reading
this
review
it
is
important
to
note
that
the
Cecil
Hotel
is
a
pub/sports
bar.
It
is
not
a
place
to
go
if
you
seek
ambience,
or
a
quiet
dining
experience.
While
there
were
dedicated
tables
for
dining,
there
was
no
real
separation
or
partitions
between
the
general
bar
area
and
the
dining
area.
The
music
(relatively
pub
standard
playlist
stuff)
my
beloved
partner
"She
Who
Must
Be
Obeyed"
felt
was
too
loud,
although
I
enjoyed
it.
The
Sporting
Broadcasts
displayed
on
multiple
screens
set
on
the
internal
walls
of
the
bar/dining
area
can
be
a
bit
distracting.
But
it
is
after
all
what
you
would
expect
to
see
in
a
sports
focused
pub.
But
please
don't
let
the
above
detract
from
trying
the
Cecil
Hotel
out
for
a
nice
meal,
great
service
and
reasonably
priced
food.
We
had
the
$25
steak
and
garlic
prawns
which
I
would
highly
recommend.