Tudor Rose - (Near , london)

1 /5 kelly challice edwards: Over priced for what you get. We had the roasts as a table of five people, two of us had the roast beef which was so tough you couldn’t even cut it and the Yorkshire pudding was awful too. Asked the waitress to take something off the bill as we were not able to eat it, the manager came over (short little bald man) and argued the toss over it and eventually stomped off, swearing under his breath and took a fiver off. Absolutely awful customer service from him and definitely suffered with little man syndrome. The rest of the staff were lovely. Unfortunately we will never be going back there. Wished we had of read the reviews before booking.

1 /5 Opppie: Some of the worst food we have ever had from a pub Staff members could have been a bit more welcoming but were nice. The atmosphere was nice and it could be such a lovely place but we payed over £200 for a table of 3 for some of the worst food I have experienced. Would be better going literally anywhere else!

1 /5 Fiona Tracey: I can’t comment on the food as we didn’t stay to eat. It was a busy Sunday and I booked at the last minute so I appreciate that we could not be moved. However the table we were seated at was not fit for purpose. It was in the back of the pub (not the main dining area, more of a small lounge type room). Our table for two was next to the fireplace and the floor was very sloped so the table and chairs were sloping at about 45 degrees and very uncomfortable. Might be okay for a quick drink but no good for eating. Every time someone walked past me (a lot as it was cramped and I was sat almost in a doorway) my chair bounced to and fro. I think the area has too many tables in and is far from comfortable. In a room just through the doorway a couple of young children were banging cutlery on their tables (unsupervised) - and this noise was also. Had to leave before ordering.

1 /5 Bianca Di Mascio: This visit was meant to give my French girlfriend a genuine English dining experience. Unfortunately, The Tudor Rose delivered a very dismal example of English hospitality. My friends had travelled all the way from Paris and were looking forward to a traditional roast. Instead, they were met with rudeness and poor service from the outset. The food was extremely disappointing and not at all reflective of the price l, around £200 for a substandard roast dinner that felt careless and poorly presented. To make matters worse, they were refused a mince pie that should have been included, which left them confused and embarrassed, especially after such a long journey. This was meant to be a warm, welcoming experience showcasing English culture and hospitality. Sadly, it was quite the opposite. Very disappointing and not something we would recommend to others.