Three adults and eight excited children had a very pleasant and relaxed supper at this restaurant, for a young mans tenth burthday treat. Even better when we discovered there was a separate gluten free menu. Thanks very much we had a lovely time with only one drink spilt which was handled extremely well by the waitress. Children were kept occupied with activilty book and pencils. Altogether a well thought out way of keeping the family well fed and entertained during the short wait for food which was very tasty and enjoyed by everyone.

don't think about attending this restaurant on the weekends without a reservation. it's so busy and dark and takes a good hour to receive food. Having said that when food does arrive it looks good and is very tasty. My daughter does love to attend here for her birthday as they sing a song and bring your pudding out with a sparkler. but on the other hand when your eating your meal and you here happy birthday for the 4th time since sitting down to eat it can get slightly annoying. But I appreciate that the children love this idea and it's expected.

I really have a thing about these places, and this one is no exception, having arrived to meet friends this place was their recommendation, we were seated straight away, our waiter was in so much of a rush and for no reason it wasnt busy. The blinds by our table were thick with dust if you go there I have written my name on them, the table was sticky, and the glasses looked like they had been washed in the cherwell. Please dont bother going there unless you take some wet wipes, we were not asked if wanted dessert or coffee. I did tell the manager who said she had been on holiday, really for 3 years by the state of the blinds.

Food was fine but nothing special. The experience was made better by a very pleasant and helpful waiter and other staff members. The atmosphere was dreadful when we visited - virtually every other table had multiple boisterous kids - a side effect of the fact that it was lunchtime and it's in complex with a bowling alley and a cinema - be forewarned if you value a vaguely quiet meal.