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Se recomienda pedir la cocina británica de este bar. No olvides probar los caseros filetes, el bien trabajado asado de cerdo o el atrayente rosbif de The Castlebrook Inn. Basándonos en las opiniones de los clientes, aquí sus camareros te sirven un sabroso pudin de yorkshire, una delicada tarta de queso y una sorprendente banana split. No puedes dejar de degustar su deliciosa cerveza inglesa, su espectacular cerveza o su insuperable sidra siempre que visites este lugar. Visita este establecimiento y tómate un estupendo té o un magnífico café.
Es fácil encontrar este lugar gracias a su estupenda ubicación. La mayoría de visitantes suponen que el personal es competente en este bar. Su sofisticado servicio es algo que estos restauradores saben cuidar. Aquí vas a pagar unos precios justos. The Castlebrook Inn tiene una atmósfera interesante y una decoración hermosa. Según la valoración de Google, este lugar ha recibido un 4,3.
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Julie Roxburgh
hace 29 días en Google
Good food at a good price. Very friendly. Dog friendly too. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Price per person: £10–20
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Louise Hammond
hace 29 días en Google
Stumbled across this little gem from a recommendation on motorhome happiness group! Wow! Staff are lovley and couldn't be more helpful and friendly! Was just going to be an overnight stay .... 3 days later we are still here! Ehu available, WiFi is good and the food is outstanding! Definitely worth a visit for the Sunday roast! 5 would highly recommend!! Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Price per person: £10–20 Parking space: Plenty of parking
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jamie hooper
hace 8 meses en Google
The Castlebrook Inn presents itself as a place of hospitality, yet my experience suggested a rather different institution: a test of endurance masquerading as dinner. Service, that most basic covenant between host and guest, was not merely lacking but actively contemptuous. My starter failed to arrive at all, an omission that might have been redeemed by the smallest nod to human fallibility. No such redemption was attempted. The absence was treated not as an error, but as an irrelevance, as though the customer’s expectations were the true impertinence. Matters deteriorated further when the main course arrived, bearing the name “beef madras” with a confidence wholly unsupported by the facts. The dish was not beef at all, but chicken, an unannounced substitution that managed to combine dishonesty with laziness. One might forgive a shortage; one should never forgive the silent rewriting of the menu. If the kitchen has decided that beef and chicken are interchangeable, it has wandered far beyond culinary heresy and into intellectual surrender. As for the madras itself, it resembled less a curry than a punitive experiment in acidity. The dominant, and indeed only, note was vinegar, hurled into the dish with the enthusiasm of someone mistaking aggression for flavour. One can only presume that an entire jar of Patak’s paste had been tipped into the pot wholesale, with no regard for proportion, balance, or the possibility that cooking involves judgment. Heat there was, but depth was absent; spice without structure, fire without thought. What made the evening truly dispiriting was not that mistakes were made, any kitchen can falter, but that there was no apology, no explanation, no interest whatsoever in whether the food was edible, let alone enjoyable. The message was unmistakable: you will eat what you are given, you will not ask questions about it, and you will be grateful for the privilege. An inn survives not on décor or reputation alone, but on the simple moral proposition that guests matter. At The Castlebrook Inn, that proposition appears to have been quietly abandoned. One leaves not merely dissatisfied, but faintly instructed, on the dangers of low expectations, and the folly of assuming that names on a menu bear any relation to what eventually arrives on the plate. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 3 Price per person: £20–30 Recommendation for vegetarians: Not sure
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Response from the owner
hace 8 meses
Hi Jamie,Many thanks for taking the time to leave your review. I’m very sorry to hear about your experience. I’m not sure what happened at the time, and I’m disappointed that nothing was brought to my attention by any member of staff. Please accept my sincere apologies — this will be addressed with the team.I really wish you had asked to speak with me directly, as I would have been more than happy to talk with you face-to-face and resolve things there and then. I’d very much appreciate the opportunity to discuss this further and understand exactly what went on.If you could give me a call at your earliest convenience on (01458) 781178, that would be fantastic. This is not the level of service we aim to provide, and I’m truly disappointed to read your comments.Once again, please accept my apologies. We’ll be looking into what went wrong and making improvements to ensure this doesn’t happen again.Many thanks,DavidManager, Castlebrook Inn
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Castlebrook, Somerton, Inglaterra, Reino Unido, TA11 6PR
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| LunesLun | 12:00-00:00 |
| MartesMar | 12:00-00:11 |
| MiércolesMié | 12:00-00:00 |
| JuevesJue | 12:00-00:01 |
| ViernesVie | 12:01-00:00 |
| SábadoSáb | 12:02-00:00 |
| DomingoDom | 12:00-00:00 |
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