Crucible Corner

Fantastic service and excellent food. We were looking for somewhere to eat that offered shelter on a rainy day (not yet allowed inside) and gluten free options for lunch. We hadn't booked and we just happened to be passing when we asked if they had space. The staff were extremely accommodating; asking the chef what exactly was gluten free and they went out to get GF bread for us. The food was delicious, we can't stop raving about their chips! But for us we were so just impressed at the staff being friendly and accommodating. 100% coming here again.

I have never visited this place before, however I walked in at about 3-45pm and was the only customer/client in the establishment. Lonely perhaps? Not at all! The young lass behind the bar was very pleasant and engaging, a senior member of staff was similar. The unfortunate lack of customers gave a clear opportunity to view the premises without incumberance, and what I viewed was a spotlessly clean premises, a well stocked bar, very few empty spaces in the bottle fridges etc. A very small comment, the gents restroom waslooking a tad tired, and a coat of paint would not go amiss, along with minor maintenance issues. That being said, the gents restroom was merely a reflection of the front of house! I believe the house is an eaterie, and their business model is based upon trade from the Crucible/Lyceum theatres, an absolute shame, this is a venue that is overlooked. If you are looking for a quiet place for perhaps a businees meeting, or just a sociable glass of something in lovely surroundings, Crucible Corner is the place to go. I cannot recall expounding upon a place such as this,it obviously had an impact.