Spice Hut

The place, unfortunately, has a bit of an ex-seaside guesthouse breakfast room about it but once you get past that you will see that looks are immaterial (at least in terms of restaurants) as the star of any restaurant experience is indeed the food, which is very good here, delicious and generously served. The staff were attentive, although the French waiter, golden standard - omnipresent when needed, invisible when not - they were not but they were most accommodating and refused to charge me for a drink ordered after the bill was settled...which was cheap I thought...they also offered the rest of my party a gratis libation. Al lin all, a great first experience here

Food was good but service a little random. Some dishes got mixed up or weren't quite what were ordered but nice enough. The Tuesday night banquet option kept the price down and the drinks kept it up (as usual 😏) but an average £28 per head including about 2 pints each is reasonable. We took our own atmosphere with a party of 16 for a retirement celebration. I don't think we overran the restaurant and were separated from the main area enough to enjoy ourselves and preserve the privacy of the other diners. I'd recommend, just make sure of your order requirements and keep the drinks down. It'll be a good time.