• Lunch at Horts

  Rating - Overall: 4  Food: 4  Service: 3  Ambience: 3

  

  Sparky
  Connoisseur
  Member since Sep 08
  Rating: 35

  22 Oct 2008

  Horts is a big bar next to the Thistle hotel in Bristol city centre, with great décor and comfy seating. On Saturday lunchtime it was not to quiet but no ware near busy.

  Ordered at the bar; Carrot & coriander soup and beer battered fish & chips. I felt it was slightly over an average price for a lunch but the food was very nice and worth the extra couple of pounds per dish. One little hick up before I tell you about the food… the waiter bought out the food and placed it on the table, went off and came back 2 minutes later with the cutlery. Just a little bit of constructive criticism > bring out the cutlery before the food and this problem will be no more.

  Smooth creamy taste to the soup, coriander was not over powering. Personal I would prefer to have a nice warm baguette in place of the slices of bread that came with the soup.

  Well presented and well cooked fish and chips, nice and chunky seasoned very well crunchy on the outside and fluffy on the inside; just how chips should be. Would have loved the peas that came with this dish to be mush peas (that would have made it perfect)

  Overall very good meal, I will be back for a dinner one day in the future.

  Visited: October 18, 2008
  What I ate: Beer Battered Fish & Chips

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