Bors Hede Restaurant

Reviews about Bors Hede Restaurant

• 5 / 5

  By Mark Pfaus
  This place is amazing! The food is perfect! Eaten on bread as a plate.. it's very fun eating here the man who runs this place clearly loves what he does. I asked to got to the "bathroom" he giggled a little because he got to respond " we do not have bathing houses here if you want there is a bathing house up the road.. but we do have a privvey" he couldn't contain him self. We got a laugh at it too. The mead was good and he played music while the food was being prepared and while we ate. The entire hall was dark and lit by candles and the fire place. It was valentine's day last we visited and we will be going again this valentine's as well. I can't say enough good things about this place.. the cost of diner was so inexpensive I was completely thrown off so I tipped him what I'd normally tip at a restaurant for good service plus the rest of what we'd usually pay at a super fancy restaurant. Anyway go here it's totally worth it.
  February 17, 2017
• 1 / 5

  By Wally Smith
  Zero star really. Roger the Dodger is about the shadiest and cheapest fellow around. Lip service is what you pay for. Bought feast tickets and really wanted to have fun. Some of the vendors are fun, some not. Really only about 4 stalls going. Was it the 9the wonder of the world that 12 people share food, and a family before us refused to pass the food along, and the Dodger did nothing. He is gone unless he sings his Robbin Hood tune. They really do serve one serving of salad greens to 12 people. And one small shrimp. And they dump all the plates in front of one person and shove them along so you don't have time to get anything, and your bread plate, just plain tasteless bread, is too small to put the dishes that are sent your way. Lots of fat people, 250# plus, so there is no room on the park benches, I was half off. No water pitcher, no beverage choice even if you pay for it. This place is just a big drama background for Roger so he can make believe he is living in the past. You are just a pawn of decoration and money down the drain so he can continue with his charade. Just look at the place, it is falling apart at the seams everywhere, and where is the fun and joy?
  September 14, 2016
• 5 / 5

  By Alex Sudbinin
  Unique atmosphere, delicious, fresh, locally sourced late 14th century English food and drinks, very cheap for kind of experience you get. Even some entertainment involving a lute, singing, and some neat historical facts. Our "waiter" was an older gentlemen (aka innkeeper) with an interesting old English accent, who doubled as a minstrel. Our party of 12 was the only one there, which is also the maximum number of visitors they can support. Truly felt like visiting an inn back in the hobbit days.
  July 02, 2016