Alto Lounge - (Near Berkshire, South East)

5 /5 Becca Robinson: Another great "Lounge" by the Loungers chain. We ate here on a Friday mid morning- it was busy but we were able to get a table easily. It was very loud due to how busy it was and its probably the smallest Lounge weve visited so noise was possibly more concentrated. Food was lush and perfect portions. Service was quick and friendly. Ideal.

5 /5 Roja: I have always had this place on my list but never got a chance until I tried it recently to catch up with my friend. I had the dandan noodles, mushroom bao bun and my friend had Christmas curry and the same bao bun. For drinks I had the mulled wine and she had a margarita. We really enjoyed the atmosphere, the food in spite of some kids screaming and running around lol. The food was so tasty and spicy thats to my liking - I love spicy food and it was spot on! Perfect place to have good food and long lovely chats :)

2 /5 Tippers Pritchard: Just a bit disappointing overall, sadly. Wed been to Correa Lounge on the Isle of Wight which was decent, so hoped for good things here. Firstly, finding a table yourself and then ordering via QR or at the bar is all well and good, but zero interactions with staff just feels a bit disconnected... Secondly, the food was honestly poor. All a bit cold, nothing particularly that flavoursome or made with any care. The Korean Chicken Burger *sounds* amazing but it was a teeny bit of chicken in a massive bun, zero care. Kids meal delivered last, which drives me mad as kids are then getting antsy... We also didnt get the drink or snack with the meal that was said included free. Last thing was ordering a kids ice cream and waiting about 15 minutes, then another 5 minutes after chasing it up. Just all a bit lacking in any care, detail or attention. I dunno, just a shame when theres so many other great food places around. Maybe it was just an off day.

5 /5 Jo-Anne Lee: Very nice meal of Bang bang chicken and a glass of wine. Interesting mismatched chair decor and old pictures. No table service though as order at bar or QRcode, which I didnt realise.

5 /5 Andrew Long: Never been here before and so decided to give it a go. We waited for a table and were given a choice. Its all shabby chic with mismatched tables and chairs which adds to the charm of the place. Music was playing in the background which wasnt too unobtrusive. The menu was huge and covered both sides of an A3 page. We were given the option of ordering via the QR code or at the bar. We went for the latter. I went for the breakfast quesadilla and my wife went for the Miami brunch. Both were excellent and pretty good value. I then ordered cake at the bar. Chocolate & raspberry tote for me and lemon & raspberry drizzle for my better half. Very nice. Venue was full of families and dogs which made it homely. Best part is because you order and pay at the bar you avoid a bill with service charge on it. I like this!