Red Chilli Restaurant - (Near , london)

J N We had a brilliant Christmas meal at the Burford Bridge Restaurant with our group of 20 – honestly, the best one we’ve had in years! The food was lovely all round, the service was great (our waitress was an absolute star), and they handled the gluten-free needs for the coeliac in our group perfectly – everyone was really happy. The prawn cocktail was fresh and tasty with plenty of sauce. The turkey was cooked to perfection with gorgeous rich gravy, and the carrots had a subtle curry flavour that was surprisingly delicious. The chocolate torte was indulgent and properly rich – a fantastic way to finish. I’d seen some mixed reviews online and wasn’t totally sure what to expect, but it turned out to be fantastic. Definitely recommend it for a big group celebration!

Sarbabaie I take short trips nearly every weekend to see the whole of UK one location at a time. And I must say this hotel was one of my favourites. The room was a good size with big bed and double doored balcony which helps immensely in the winter. The room cleanliness and the breakfast were good and the staff were the highlight, as they went above and beyond. I would definitely stay here again, hopefully in the summer to enjoy the open swimming pool. This hotel is for adventurers and people who love to hike, might not be ideal for the social media, picture perfect type.

Annette Wright What a unique evening we had at the Ruby Supper Club. The food was ‘knockout.’ My husband is not adventurous in his food choices however the homemade food is so tasty and he loved it.The atmosphere was fantastic- cosy, chatty and the jazz singer was a real hit. The DJ and ‘maestro’ of the bar made us some equisite non alcoholic versions of the favourites. What a delight we hope to return time and time again.Next time we must stay on site at the Potting Shed.The location is beautiful.

Tom St. A very nicely executed British comfort food venue with something for everyone options. Atmosphere is nice, set in the Village section of the Beaverbrook resort, a five minute drive through the forest from the main house. Decoration very classic, and service from all staff excellent. We had a new born baby in a pram and our dog, they were very accommodating and gave us a lovely corner table which had lots of space. They even gave our dog a bowl and his own tim of treats. The whole establishment is very child friendly (as is the whole Village section of the resort). A nice addition to the two other restaurants and a very easy going setting but with the usual Beaverbrook touches.

Joanna Tong Walked in on a random Wednesday morning as two clueless tourists looking for breakfast around the hills. We were the first and only customers. Served by the lovely owner herself (I assume that was who she was?) - had great coffee and Eggs Benedict while husband had the traditional breakfast. Were greeted also by the two sweet cats from next door (who had breakfast with us❤️). A warm and cozy start to the day. Thank you

Anna K Cozy and place neither have fresh made cakes with tea or coffee, or having food from the canteen. Besides, you got little shops where you got all kinds of gifts, especially what I like was own made soap, candles, etc - love some lux fragrance soap I got myself. Recommend.