Cattle. Steakhouse - Woking

Although my sweet potatoes were boiled, the burger was delicious. our waitress was nice, but hardly any other diner and out service juke boxes meant atmosphere was flat. so many plastic straws! come on, cattle!

From the photos on the website, I have won the impression that there is a fairly high end steakhouse with dark wood and ambient lighting, eating elegantly served. what I found was a practically empty bright and brash-looking American diner who had not changed the decor since the previous restaurant in this place. I chose the triple cheese burger from their premium burger bay offers expected something wonderful in a shiny brioche rolls or Ciabatta roll on a wood panel. unfortunately I received a very common looking burger in the same type of Sesam-Samen-Bunge, which they can be served in every fat Burger joint on a white porcelain plate. the chips were of the basic frozen sorts, but the woofer rings looked more homemade. Although the burger tasted well, I don't feel it was worth the £12.95 I paid for it, especially as a double patty burger sounds enormous, but that was two very thin burgers thinking mcdonalds thin. the whole website is so misleading that the impression of something classic when in reality it is quite common and certainly not worthy of a birthday contract.

Unfortunately there were no t-bone steaks, no spicy rice and no passion fruit juice. our first and last visit this basic, especially as we really wanted the t-bone steak.

Disappointing calamari, ordered a t bone to then be told 10 mins later they didn’t have any and then ordered desert to be told 15 mins after ordering they didn’t have what I ordered. Initial bill included the t bone steak and when removed the bill was very reasonable. Steaks were good and tasty though and cooked to perfection. Presentation of food disappointing.

Having never been to Woking before this restaurant looked lovely as did the menu. When I arrived however it was not as I had imagined. It was like a 1960's diner rather than a steakhouse and although the menu had a great range of choice, when the food came up I was disappointed considering the cost. The drinks were also a poor quality. I ordered a fruity cocktail and was basically presented with tropical juice from a carton with added alcohol, which i couldn't taste due to the sweetness of the juice and the accompanying shot of prosecco was flat. The service was friendly but disjointed and we were initially offered 241 cocktails and then the offer was rescinded as it was a weekend. All in all not a great experience and not somewhere I would go back to.