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The Two Sawyers, Pett, Hastings, East Sussex has been reviewed 1 times and has an overall rating of -3 points out of a possible 5, or -60% negative feedback.
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| 06/09/2006 15:58:16 | skippy | |
| After an unsatisfactory dining experience last August at the Two Sawyers (very slow service), we decided to give them another chance. So feeling generous, we let the snail trails on the carpet under our table, the cutlery that hadn’t visited the dishwasher since the previous evening’s service and the incorrect drinks order slide, hoping for quicker service from the promisingly good menu this time. Well it took some time for the 6 or so waitresses (for 5 or 6 tables) to arrive with our main course, the pork medallions were ‘very good’ apparently, the rest were poor value for money to say the least at around £8, you don’t tend to expect frozen potato cubes. Never mind, onto the ‘home made’ puddings. Chocolate tart was lovely. As was the rhubarb fool. The Cheesecake with Blueberry sauce however, caused a few problems. It arrived and was tasted. All four of us knew they weren’t blueberries. We grow soft fruit. These were purple in colour and tasted like Blackberries. ‘Just to let you know, there’s a mistake on your menu, this isn’t a blueberry sauce. Was it supposed to be?’ we mentioned to a waitress. Doing her best Vikki Pollard impression, she told us they were blueberries but she mumbled she’d get a manager. The pub owner, (Paul Moore) arrived at our table, to say (well actually, yell, in front of the other diners) that they were blueberries and that he wouldn’t have this criticism from ‘guests’ under his own roof. (Beware those with heart problems). He stormed off and we were left a little stunned to say the least. A few moments later however, the chef appeared with her illustrated cookery book, to give us a lesson on what fresh fruit looked like. After a few minutes of calm discussion, she finally admitted they were in fact frozen Bilberries from Sainsburys. “But nobody would know what they were if we put them on the menu”. So paying the hefty bill and stepping over the snail trails we decided there probably wouldn’t be a third visit by us anyway. If you’re in the area, we can highly recommend the few extra miles drive to The Queens Head, Icklesham. [Report for Removal] | skippy London London |
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