Best Historic Restaurants in Croxdale

Historical environment matched with decent food. And good value. The fish of the day is a fine chunk of sea trout. The skin is crispy and the flesh is not dry. The miso (?) butter beans are stunning. House-smoked Sea trout rillettes for starter. Creamy but not heavy, goes well with the sourdough toasted or soft. (The lunch and early dinner sets are of great value.) The monkfish is innovatively wrapped in seaweed like a second skin. The taste has an interesting umami though a bit salty for me. The potato is indulgent too. Spinach in the summer greens are surprisingly good. Not slimy at all and beautifully green. Food came promptly and service is attentive, though it takes a while to pay. Seriously, come back to Cambridge please. Tucked away from the busy street, the restaurant and courtyard are a world of their own.

As good as ever, clearly been a busy day and it was very hot inside, but no great wait for food, which was very nice

We were celebrating my husbands birthday and eating at a strange time as we were going to a concert later. The service was exceptional and the food the best I’ve tasted for a long time . A super experience

Staff were great and very attentive. Food was excellent and well presented, will definitely be back soon.

Excellent food and service and really nice atmosphere