Sleepy Hollow

Sleepy Hollow is a quaint old house split into two dining rooms. There is also a seated area with bar upstairs which you can relax in after your meal. The menu is quite limited and the food is very rich. The portions are quite small so you may need to order some side orders. The service is good and the staff are friendly.

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The food is outstanding, especially if you are into sauces and such, and you'll enjoy it especially if little oddities like red wine in white wine glasses, a blunt steak knive, a not overly warm/comfy ambient and an all non-Europe open wine list aren't things you'd overly mind. Enjoy :-)

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Food and service are fantastic. Well worth a trip. Can't wait till my next visit.

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Easy to park. Cosy. Staff are very attentive. Had lunch with my nephew. Water was supplied immediately, without asking, which I thought was a nice touch. Food was excellent. Served quickly after a slight pause for the starters. Price was fair, 3 courses, soft drinks, coffee, came to 50. Would definitely go again as some of the meals passing my table looked good to try.

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Today I had my first visit here and was blown away by the quality of the food. A lovely, quaint and \old fashioned\ - in a good way - place up a long lane with a small car park. (Too small, as we discovered on our way out, and saw cars parked everywhere! A testament to the quality of the food - and perhaps, the \eat out to help out\ scheme too. We ordered Chicken, sage and parmesan fritters and salt and pepper tiger prawns for starters - both were delightful packed with delicate flavours. For mains we had braised rib of beef, and crispy pork belly. The plates were elegant, flavours bursting off the plate. Wonderful lunch and despite being busy, we were not rushed of pressured to leave our (very comfy) seats upstairs on sofas which added to the \laid back\ feel of the place. probably the best lunch I have had in a number of years. I'll be back......

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