Psalter’s - Speisekarte

This restaurant offers a diverse menu suited to all palates. The lamb and beef dishes come highly recommended. The starters and desserts also have a unique and enticing selection.

We ate there on our wedding anniversary on arrival to the table we found they had given us a card and then when desserts came out they had piped happy anniversary on the plate a lovely touch.

The meal was delicious and very satisfying. The atmosphere was amazing and the service provided by all the staff was exceptional. A special shoutout to Gabor who truly made the evening delightful.

We had two Breakfasts and two Dinners in the Restaurant. All the food was well cooked and well seasoned. (The Chef is not afraid to trust himself with salt and herbs which can’t be said of some others we’ve experienced recently. The portions are large and the Deserts are to die for.

Visited over bank holiday weekend. Made a reservation so we were seated very promptly. Food service was extremely slow. Took 1hr for starters to arrive and further 30 mins for mains to arrive!! Food quality otherwise was good. Just really disappointment with speed as we had other plans for the afternoon and also were very hungry!

Had a lovely meal here whilst staying at the hotel. I was really looking forward to it as reviews were good. I was a but disappointed with my meal. I ordered monkfish scampi and it was overcooked. I did mention it and was just told sorry! Not sure what should have been done but at a nice restaurant you expect more.service was exceptional.

This restaurant is great in many aspects, with nice tables and friendly staff. However, the main courses are a bit disappointing. It seems like the chef's philosophy is to pile the plates high with food, to the point where it's difficult to see what's underneath. The vegetables were undercooked and everything was stacked on top of each other. I had to ask for an extra plate just to separate my fish from the rest of the dish. The owner mentioned that the food could have been served separately, but how are customers supposed to know that when they order? The lamb dish even came with Yorkshire pudding, which seemed out of place. If you're looking for quantity, this restaurant might be for you....

We went for a family celebration as we were staying in the hotel. The menu looks very interesting and we were looking for a change from pub food. The staff front of house were very attentive and friendly. However the food was extremely disappointing. Our vegetarian had to order bar food as the vegetarian option was sold out. In addition that turned out to be a very ordinary and dry cannaloni. A few of us ordered the monkfish and sea coleslaw. This turned out to be monkfish strips in an armour hard and over fried batterd coating. The coleslaw was iceberg lettuce, lots of raw peanuts and a sprinkle of samphire. None of us were able to find any evidence of the charred lychee detailed in the des...

Staying at the Luttrell Arms for two nights and we had a 3 course meal from Psalter’s Restaurant on the first night. Choosing a starter was a challenge. My partner and I do not like fish leaving us with one dish available to us, Cauliflower and Parsnip soup. The soup came out piping hot however, we were unaware that it would have a spicy nature to it causing a surprise. The menu mentioned it would be served with bread and butter however, this never came. Moving on to the main course, again we sat down at 7:00pm and the restaurant had already sold out of multiple options on the menu meaning that again, if you did not like fish then there were little options left. Steak, chicken and a burger w...