Temple Restaurant Bar

Nice atmosphere family friendly love it. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: £60–70 Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: Roast Dinner

Gone rapidly down hill. As price goes up, quality sinks like a Led Zeppelin. Staff pleasant. Buffet is just sugar and starch. Price per person: £30–40 Food: 1 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 2

I went for breakfast and it was excellent. It's a self-service setup, and everything is freshly cooked. Like all Merlin restaurants, they offer only the best orange and apple juice. Highly recommended! Ver carta

I highly recommend avoiding this restaurant! After dining here, I suffered from food poisoning, which was quite painful. Additionally, some of the staff were quite rude, and the prices were far too high for the quality of food I received. Overall, I was very disappointed.

The food was OK, albeit some was pretty bad eg the beef was so tough it was inedible and the ice cream tasted bizarre. My main issue is I paid 60 in advance to find out it was 50 for the four of us on the door, so booking in advance is a con. We tried to resolve this and seek a partial refund after, but reception send me to the temple bar duty manager who sent me back to reception, so I gave up.

Poor poor poor quality, had dinner, paid 16 for the pleasure of having all cutlery being dirty, had to fish through the cutlery tray to find items I would risk letting my family put in their mouths. Roasted joints were dry and overcooked, roasted potatoes had hard centres, like they were just picked, a real disappointment all round. Would not recommend. We are having breakfast in the morning so watch this space. Ver carta

We had booked a meal as an addition to our hotel stay and were surprised to find out that it was a buffet. The staff were friendly, but the restaurant itself was quite disappointing. It felt more like a school cafeteria, and we couldn't help but laugh at the fact that I had prepaid $65 to eat what felt like cafeteria food. The experience was genuinely terrible, and breakfast was just as bad. As a result, we’ve decided not to eat at this hotel for the rest of our stay.

good choice of breakfast, including full English and continental options. eating was fresh and hot when we arrived. can't complain. more than a coffee pender needs, like created waiting snakes and the watered juice not very nice. the personal tried to delete the tables quickly. also the social distancing, which is not respected by anyone, and the personal has not implemented it. also had dinner, which due to a sunday was a caries. many meat options and vegetables. not many possibilities for children fish finger and sausages under the counter? and bad choice of desserts. only ice and churros. refill drinks that were previously included in the price, but now they are extra charged. also ask fo...

This is about an incredibly disappointing experience my family and I had at the Aztec Temple Restaurant at Chessington Aztec Hotel on the evening of 11th April. When we arrived, there was no staff at the check in kiosk. After several minutes of waiting and searching, we finally found someone to check us in. Despite the chaos, we were asked to pay approx. £100 UPFRONT, even before being seated. Just minutes later after being seated, we were told by a staff member that the restaurant was closing despite having just been seated and having paid full price. There had been no prior warning at the time of payment that the buffet would close imminently. The food options were limited and poor. The st... Ver carta