Scene - Speisekarte

The food and service were great. The food was hot and incredibly tasty and well preseted. The menu choice was good for a bar restaurant

Good quality food, and clearly cooked by a competent kitchen, but unfortunately let down by an apparent lack of management on the night we visited.Lot's of staff running around empty handed

Food was ok but we waited over an hour to recieve it twice during our stay. Not worth the visit. Half the staff there were wonderful but running around and the other half didnt care too much about the issues

Winter menu consisted of a variety of grills and slightly more adventurous mains. Nothing particularly 'fine dining, but every meal was well cooked and well presented. Prices for three courses £22 to £35. Good value. Very quiet when we were there.

The restaurant was fully booked til late, so I ate in the Scene bar for dinner. A gorgeously cooked chicken break with a fresh and anchovy-laden Caesar Salad filled the bill beautifully. Staff excellent.Breakfast in the Scene Restaurant was similarly splendid. Very good by even the standard of posh resort hotels.

Needed a quiet place to study for a course so went to the Scene Bar at Norton Park after a lovely treatment at the spa. Beautiful relaxed environment to enjoy a quiet space to chill and almost enjoy working! The staff are brilliant and always friendly, polite and professional. The restaurant supervisor Katka was really lovely!! They are so hardworking

Over priced microwave food. We ordered ‘oven’ warmed bread for the table, it came out served on a platter on top of a black paper serviette, because it had clearly been warmed in the microwave the moisture meant the serviette had actually stuck to the bread. The rest of the food that came out was more worthy of a weatherspoons rather than a hotel Restaurant. The prices they are charging for dessert you would expect something pretty special but for £9.50 my husband got a very soggy apple crumble tart clearly just warmed in the microwave. When we were asked if everything was ok and we commented it was alright for microwave food not one of the staff denied it. Would not eat here again.

As a member of the Reflections club at Norton Park I get a discount off the food but I wasn’t keen on the previous bar menu so hardly visited to eat. I dropped by after work to have a cappuccino and saw that the bar menu had been updated. I ordered the fish finger sandwich which comes with picked cucumber and rough cut tartare sauce for a very reasonable £7.50 which includes slaw and fries. The meal was delicious and the cappuccino was made perfectly by professional, courteous staff. Tom was very friendly, made the best cappuccino and delivered a high standard professional service with attention to detail. Water with ice and lemon was brought to the table with a full set of condiments which...

My disappointment in this place was heightened by the fact that, as a rural and isolated hotel, I believe it has a special duty (above other hotels in busier areas) to provide somewhere decent to eat. It failed in this.I can 't give this place one star because it wasn 't 'terrible ' but it wasn 't much above that. Large metal buffet trays had been left on the side of the restaurant entrance and a flustered staff member was anxiously telling people that there may not be any tables when the restaurant was not even half full.The waiting staff were largely quite young, polite and well intentioned. They could probably do with a little more training, though our waiter spent 4 5 minutes attempting...