The Hidden Chapel Restaurant

1. When I got on vacation I like to eat at unique restaurants… places I likely couldn’t eat back home in America … and if they have good food that’s even better. This place ticked both marks. And had great service ! I loved eating in this old church – it was Beautiful. You can’t ask for better vibes. And the food was delicious – not a single thing we didn’t enjoy. And honestly not even expensive considering the quality of food and location. We got two main entrees, three drinks, two appetizers, and two desserts. It was less than 100 pounds total. Absolutely recommend you stop by here and have a bite. It was lovely.

2. Very romantic setting in converted chapel. Friendly and attentive staff. Food was excellent. This is French restaurant-style food not pub grub.

3. Great interior (being a chapel) which is nicely decorated, delicious food (I had plaice in a buttery caper sauce and pear crumble for dessert) although a bit on the pricey side!

4. Unique place in town, hidden gem. A very well converted chuch into pub, restaurant and hotel.
   We stopped just by case looking a place to eat. They offer a good selection of food and a reduce pub menu outside hours.
   Bar is good also.

5. Lovely place! Amazing space and the host was great. We didn’t eat here but definitely would in the future, the menu looked fab. We’re gutted not to be staying long enough for the murder mystery night!

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