Gastronomy Cowes

Average at best. £12.50 for 4 prawns on skewers as a sharing plate. The Moroccan chicken skewers with Cous Cous was below par and although presented relatively well it did not lend itself to the so called exciting dishes as advertised! The menu choices are not good and quite frankly sparse. The choice of desserts was disheartening, although reasonably priced. The drinks are expensive £3.50 for a half of Coke and £10 for a glass of wine is quite honestly too much. The Good friendly service from the front of house staff can’t be faulted. Average food at an above average price. Will definitely NOT be going back.

Superb Sunday lunch. We were a table of 8 and the service was amazing and the food stunning, big portions and a classic roast based upon locally sourced produce and elegantly presented. Definitely will return and sample the other delicious menu options. Kinga was a great hostess and the wine selections suggested delicious and priced fantastically

We had our wedding reception meal at this restaurant with our closest friends and family. The food was amazing, the service and drinks were incredible. They were so helpful with last minute changes. Thanks to the entire team for making it the best day ever!

It can be a challenge to find a truly exceptional Sunday roast, but look no further. This restaurant offers a delicious roast beef with all the traditional accompaniments, plus a unique caramelised shallot purée that adds an interesting twist to the meal.

My friends and I had a fantastic dining experience at this restaurant in Cowes. We shared six small plates of tapas, which made for a delightful meal. Our favorites were the tempura vegetables, the gambas pil pil, and the bang bang chicken bao buns. I highly recommend this place!