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we booked the elephant as a 50th birthday party and at the arrival I was presented with a birthday card that was a beautiful geste, the waitress was very attentive and professional that made the evening more pleasant. when we decided to choose which menu we decided for the tasting menu, as it shows the cook dishes and trusted me that it was not disappointed when it was stunning, but we both agreed that the cod was th... View all feedback.
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Fine dinner but enough not to break your wallet. Went for lunch and had their lunch set. Very tasty. Would recommend if you want fine dining in Torbay, good food and good service. Oh, and also, for your birthday you got a happy birthday message in chocolate a piece of chocolate and jelly. View all feedback.
We booked the elephant as a 50th birthday party and at the arrival I was presented with a birthday card that was a beautiful geste, the waitress was very attentive and professional that made the evening more pleasant. when we decided to choose which menu we decided for the tasting menu, as it shows the cook dishes and trusted me that it was not disappointed when it was stunning, but we both agreed that the cod was the star of the show tonight. we recommend both this restaurant
Excellent. the service was great, waitress was well informed and very competent. eating was amazing both visual and taste combinations. worth money was amazing. would have cost this price twice in dartmouth. Thank you. elefant for a wonderful evening on all levels.
We had to go to salcombe for the high time of a friend. salcombe is a fairer trek, from where we live, we planned to drive the day before the departing, instead of having to wake up on the day of high season. that gave us a great opportunity to search some restaurants nearby. with the ViaMichelin website appeared on the search for two remarkable restaurants – treby arms by anton piotrowski by masterchef professional ruhm (and as writing the only chef of master professional who has actually won a Michelin star) and the elephant of simon hulstone. I came to eat hulstones once. on a ba flight to singapur. hulstone was commissioned to design the menu to celebrate the Olympic Summer Games in london. eating would be served on first and business class (club world). what the airplanes eat, it was very impressive and I wanted to visit its actual restaurant in torquay.
In a sunny day like the one we enjoyed, it is hard to believe that torquay is in england. the kai is a wide range of yacht and fishing boats, the promenade a seemingly polite place to watch people with a cold glass rose in the hand. everything shines. try to remove these collets, but we could have been in the south of France. to the far end of the harbour is the award-winning the elephant. the chef and the owner simon hulme, has pedigree; he has represented blighty in the bocuse d’Or and the restaurant has held a Michelin star for many years. the booking of dinner there for our only night in torquay was a simple choice.
My wife and I visited for our anniversary. We had an amazing experience. The food was delicious and the service was great. We were welcomed and treated very well. I would recommend to anyone to try at least once. The food options were broad and there was an obvious care for dietary needs, including allergies. Portion sizes, which are often something that gets raised when talking about this calibre of restaurant, wasn't an issue as the food was beautifully presented, rich and balanced which is part of the experience (quality over quantity). The menu prices varied but we found what we wanted to try, of which the options are enough to cater for most. My only suggestion for anyone looking to book, especially if they're vegetarian or vegan, is to check the menu as they will probably change on occasion and this may have an impact. We will more than likely return in the near future.