Oak Room - Speisekarte

The food is very good with large parts of the menu locally sourced. Portions are not skimped. The price is quite reasonable for this kind of hotel. The meal service is also more than acceptable

Went to to Oak Room restaurant at the woodlands for our anniversary. It’s really gone downhill we’ve had some wonderful meals in the past but this was a bit second rate (overcooked and tough steak, bland pâté, very slow service). All in all a bit of a disappointment I hope things pick up again as it used to be lovely but is now little more than pub food at very premium prices shame.

The meal at this restaurant was very average, perhaps even poor. We went there for our anniversary, as we had our wedding reception there. The starters were very basic but acceptable. However, my main course was not hot enough and lacked flavor and seasoning. It wasn't terrible, but it fell short of my expectations for a restaurant. I believe I could find better food at an average pub.

Came for a birthday meal recently, the service was fairly ok but the food was terrible and it cost a fortune. The meals were dry and flavourless and didn't taste fresh, but somehow they took 45 minutes to come out (we were the only people in the restaurant). The dessert was inedible and we were served gone off cream. Our server was lovely and apologetic, the only reason I'm not giving it 1 star, and did make it up to us. However based on all this we wouldn't return and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

The restaurant, located in the Woodlands Park Hotel, is named after its beautiful oak panelling. The menu offers something for everyone. The Maitre 'd' was pleasant and knowledgeable, but we had to wait an hour for a scallop starter, which was unacceptable. We were informed that the kitchen was busy with a wedding party, making us feel like we were not a priority. Apologies were given, but they felt inadequate. However, when our food did arrive, it was well-presented and tasty. The wine list was extensive. Overall, we were not very impressed with the customer service, but the staff were lovely and the food was good.

So my family treated me for my 50th birthday to High Tea, very disappointed on the quality of the food! Had Hair in the scone, the Jam was runny the filter coffee was very wishy washy! The service was poor and very expensive for what you get! Also some tried to pay in cash and some by card they refused to accept cash and made us get one of the party the pay on card for that person to take the cash! When my sister booked she wasn’t told they don’t accept cash! Forgot to bring out my birthday cake that my family had bought along and had to be asked to bring it out just before we left. Would I go back NO is the answer!!!

The chef at this restaurant should work on creating more varied and appealing dishes. The dinner was okay, but it felt like something you could find at any pub. The dishes lacked both excellent taste and attractive presentation. The dessert was disappointing, resembling something you would find at a breakfast buffet - a thick layer of coconut yogurt with store-bought granola and three frozen blackberries. The blackberries weren't even defrosted. Even a small, unknown restaurant in London offers more diverse and better-presented meals than this place. If they want return customers, they need to update their menu and offer more creative dishes. The service was pleasant and mostly good, althoug...

After experiencing many afternoon teas in Surrey and London, this is by far one of the worst I’ve been to unfortunately. Beautiful location and picturesque building but sadly there was no atmosphere and very poor service. Firstly after requesting for quiet background music during afternoon tea and getting that request denied, it was so quiet that we could hear everyone else’s conversations and chewing of their food. The sandwiches were crustless and very small; flavours were fine but nothing exciting salmon; egg; tomatoes and then cucumber. Scones were tasty and very large which was a plus. Cakes melted in the sun by the time we got to them nice variety but nothing unique (eclairs/brownie/le...

We took my Mum and Dad for Afternoon Tea at the Woodlands Park Hotel as a treat to celebrate their recent 90th and 95th Birthdays. The food and drink was excellent but the service was very disappointing in two respects. Firstly we arrived in good time for our 3.30pm booking slot but I stood at Reception desk for a full 10 minutes and was completely ignored. The one member of staff behind the desk was sorting out an IT problem over the phone and completely blanked me not even an I 'll be with you in a minute . After 10 minutes I set off round the hotel to try to find any member of staff who might be able to tell me where we needed to go (the website suggests that Afternoon Tea can be taken in...