Lady P

Forgot to take pics of the main food, but it was delicious. Gluten free garlic bread with vegan cheese and green olives to start, shared between 2. Then the veg pizza on a gf base with vegan cheese and a side of coleslaw, whilst my companion left the chicken off his pizza and just had ham and mushroom. They actually have desserts which are both vegan and gf, though sadly by then I was too full, though choc brownie with ice cream was enjoyed by my companion. I asked for a decaf, oat or soya latte, and the server, a delightful young chap named Jack, had to nip next door for the milk as they were out, which he not only did with a smile, but comped me the coffee because I had to wait. The restaurant is overlooking the pool and it's an oasis of calm in the evening, very soothing to look at. Delicious food, great service with a smile and fantastic attitude, plus a lovely view. 100% recommend.

Kitty Houston

Over all a beautiful place with great food and kind staff. However, possibly due to location, the prices were quite steep. For 2 people, 2 pizzas, 2 drinks, and desserts the bill came to about £90. However they did have a large range of options for gluten free and vegan!

Lady P

Very popular obviously, since curry is one of our national dishes! We went around half 6, and it was packed with families and some very loud children. Asked about allergies & intolerances upon arrival, and given a special menu with vegan and gluten free dishes. Throughout the menu, items are marked as vegan anyway. I'm intolerant to gluten and not concerned about cross-contamination, though they fried our poppadoms in the allergy frier anyway, and sadly they tasted rather fishy. I ordered a korma and asked for a bit of spice, when it arrived it was red with the amount of chilli powder he'd put in. I spoke to the lovely waitress who offered to change it, but since I'd got exactly what I asked for, I declined. When I'd asked to "make it spicy", I meant spicy for a korma, but the chef made it spicy-spicy, would def have been represented by 3 chillies on the menu. Fortunately I'm OK with that level of spice, and the flavours were good. They do gluten free breads which is amazing and not common, and I had a decaf espresso to finish, but it was the vegan ice-cream which stole the show. Chocolate-orange deliciousness, rich & creamy, with tiny pieces of candied orange peel. Forget it's vegan and just order it, it's amazing. My companion eats everything and had veg korma with rice and naan, and was completely satisfied. Service staff were lovely, and I feel the standard 7.5% service included all over this Centerparcs site is not enough. Overall I'd recommend eating here, they go out of their way to be of assistance, though in my case I feel the chef over-delivered on what I asked of him. Oh, and the £70+ price-tag for no alcohol is definitely inflated, but that's standard at Centerparcs.

Belinda Soto

Doris Farrand