This is a rather small quirky restaurant in the town centre. This was our first visit and we had booked the previous day and was informed the restaurant would be full that night On arrival we were pleasantly greeted and shown to a table for two which was rather small and cramped We ordered seven tapas plates which were larger... Service is slow, food was overpriced and bland. Drinks were good and the waitress was pleasant and accommodating. Thank you for taking the time to send us feedback after your visit.We take all feedback very seriously and are very sorry to hear that the quality of food and service you received and the price paid was not satisfactory. To enable us to look into your concerns in more depth please could you visit our website and email us... This was literally the worst dining experience down to every last detail. We came in as a party at lunch time. I table was booked for 1pm with our order placed EIGHT DAYS in advance. We did not receive our food until 2pm.

At which point some had already left because they couldn't wait any longer and had to get... Thank you for your review and feedback. When you visited the bistro last week a pre order had been given and apart from 4 items from your order being on the christmas menu the other 11 dishes where not but we where happy to accomodate your order for the day. As some of your party had ordered starters these where... Visited for lunch with my Daughter and her boyfriend. Found the restaurant through trip advisor reviews so expectations were high and we were not disappointed. We all had three courses which were all delicious, staff were very friendly without being intrusive. 3 courses each with 3 rounds of drinks all for £68.....bargain! Also gave my Daughter a free drink and... Hadn't booked - but from the moment we walked through the door, we were treated to the most friendly and attentive service! The fact that the food was delicious and I was allowed to taste the wine before deciding on which bottle to choose was just a bonus.

We had a chat with the chef, we talked about the provenance... Went for the first time last night and looking forward to returning. The food was excellent and the steak cooked perfectly. The staff were very welcoming and very friendly. Wish I had know about Red Door before. Been here a few times and it has always been great but the christmas menu exceeded all expectations! The bistro was so cozy and christmassy i had to get a mulled wine to get in with the festive atmosphere and at 2.95 it was a bargain! The food was beautiful as usual. Was slightly confused by the previous reviewers comments... Thank you Alison for reviewing our bistro. Im so pleased you enjoyed your evening with us and we look forward to seeing you again soon. Booked for me and my wife... Firstly the menu is tiny and currently meant to be festive although the only Christmas thing on the menu was Christmas pudding. They do no sides or sharing platters yet put plates on your tables which we found strange.

The layout isn't great... your either sat next to the front door, toilets or some... Thank you for your feedback regarding your Friday evening at Red Door Bistro.home door repairs auckland I'm pleased you enjoyed your food but the presence of strange side plates, additional knives and forks,the layout of this old building and our miserable waitresses would deter you from coming again.internal glazed doors yorkshire Our December evening menu consists of 6 starters 6 main courses and 5 desserts and...garage door opener will not close unless hold button down The staff at Red Door Bistro were great, they managed to squeeze us in last minute and were so welcoming and friendly.sliding glass dog door extender

The food was beautiful. The place had a really European atmosphere. With great art on the walls. Although I must say, as we were a late booking, they had run out of a couple of things from the...exterior door jamb assembly Thank you for taking the time to review our Bistro.car glass repair newcastle I'm so pleased you all enjoyed your evening here and the pictures posted are just great.used patio doors norfolk I have took on board your feed back regarding the playlist and we have done a bit of a re shuffle with the music so we all get a bit of a mix, playing... Came here for a meal with my work family tonight and the service and food was excellent. I had balloons and staff even wrote me a birthday card which was a lovely touch.

I will definately come again and would recommend the belly pork as thats what i had but all of us enjoyed what we ate xx Thank you for your lovely review. Im so pleased you enjoyed your birthday treat with us last night. Hope to see you all again soon.Twas on the plains of Irlam, The year 1815 Napoleon were sat in his long johns, Suppin’ Brasso with Josephine. He’d chewed his nails to the very quick, So he chewed ’em down to t’ slow He was chewin’ very hard when up the back yard Come a corporal his face all aglow. Eh bean mon capitain,” he cried, “Sackrit bloo murd alors parlez voox” And boney spat out a big lump of nail and said “Bugger me what’s to do?” “It’s t’lads cried corporal pickin’ his nose, “We played Wigan at billiards last night And Wigan lads cheated and give us wobbly cues And sewed all t pockets up tight” “Ecky le pecky,” cried Boney, “I’ll show ’em which team’s the best” And he had a quick chew of his fingernails And stuck his hand up his vest.

“Dish out some spud guns and catapults,” he cried, “And give lads pea shooters all round We’ll burn down the pie and peas shops, And raze chippies down to t’ ground.” “Us’ll run through Wigan like a dose of salts, We’ll make ’em tremble and quake We’ll loot and we’ll pillage and we’ll pinch things as well, And we’ll smash all the Eccles cake!” Well he borrowed the Irlam muck cart, And some spuds to roast on t’ way And with all of his lads in t’ wagon, ‘e pointed ‘is ‘orse Wigan way. But weather turned rotten to spite him, It snowed, rained and hailed and all t’ rest And Boney started sulkin’ and chewin’ his nails, And stickin’ his hand up his vest. Soon the horse wouldn’t go no further, It were weary and smelly and old And it asked for a blanket and Time and a Half, And boots for workin’ in t’ cold. Well they traipsed through the snow for a fortneet, Dischuffed to the knickers they were They’d icicles hangin’ from their nom de plumes, And tricycles hung from their hair.

So they traipsed through t’ slush round slag heaps, And up by t’ canal and by t’ pier Till they come to a door-mat in t’ snow sayin’ “BOG OFF” And Boney said “Ey up lads we’re there!!” But the gates of Wigan were bolted tight, Said Boney, “Ooo what a pest” And he had another chew of his fingernails, And stuck his hand up his vest. There he stood at the gates of Wigan, Frozen tears ran in lumps down his chin And he kicked on t’ front door with his wellies in temper, And shouted “Come on then lerrus in!!! “ But there on the front door of Wigan, A notice he read wi’ a groan “WE HEARD AS ‘OW YOU WERE COMIN’, SO WE FLITTED, THERE’S NO ONE AT ‘OME.” Boney he were right blazin’, But Wigan were blazin’ also ‘Cos Lord Mayor ‘ad left chip pan on t’ gas ring, And Wigan were all aglow. Well the flames grew higher and higher, And Boney he got right depressed So he had another chew of his fingernails, And stuck his hand up his vest.

Well Wigan soon burnt down to ashes, An’ it got cowld so they ‘ad to retreat They’d et their boots and socks on t’ way, So they ‘ad to walk ‘ome in bare feet. Retreatin’ were t’ worst part o’ t’ business, Cos t’ lads were startin’ to see red And they hissed and booed at Boney up front, An’ chucked snowballs at t’ back of his head. Boney were fed up wi’ all this, So that night he worked out a plan He pawned all t’ lads’ muskets as they lay there in kip, An’ he come ‘ome on t’ No. 11 tram. It were dark when Boney got back to their street, And stars were twinklin’ above And Boney’s passions rose and burst all his buttons, As he thowt of Josephine his love!! He opened the door, stamped the snow off his boots, Stuck his rifle in t’ plant pot in th’ hall “I’m ‘ome sweety pie light of my life,” And Josie just shouted rude things. “Don’t think you can go out conquering” she said, Enjoying yerself wi’ t’ lads Yer t’ wust bloody stop-out i’ Irlam!”