Tuddenham Mill

Average rating: 4.4

Latest review:

Just visited for drinks and to explore the menu on a pleasantly sunny day. Some sort of a small function (birthday?) was just exhausting itself but we were able to order a couple of cold pints at the bar which is situated in the original mill, with waterwheel and millrace exposed behind glass. The environment is very welcoming and the rooms have been tastefully designed and decorated. We took our drinks to sit outside on the verandah facing the (stagnant and duckweed covered) mill stream. The balcony is contemporary and looked good however the tables had not been cleared, either inside or out and discarded cups and saucers were liberally scattered around. There were sufficient staff to address this as one (who was unable to serve alcohol) walked past the used crockery display several times with empty hands as did two colleagues who didn't appear to notice/care about the gathered detritus. Enjoyed our drinks, and had a look at the (extortionately priced) menu, for the previous evening, which appeared a little more than pretentious. We were advised that the menu for that evening wouldn't be available until 1800. The food would have to be bloody good for the price as the service - as evidenced from our visit, at least - certainly fell far short of fine dining standards.
Posted by Tim Weller a week ago

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