Edward Moon

maclennane

Fabulous atmousphere, good food 26th March 2009

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Billed as an 'English Brasserie' this place nicely taps into the trend for good, simple food, in an unpretentious atmosphere.

All food was served in a good portion size, and if it wasn't enormously memorable, it was tasty and satisfying. The beer menu was ample and the leffe bruin delicious.

The soundtrack is relaxed and included Stevie Wonder, Stax Soul and a bit of laid-back rock. The decor is bright, yet weathered in the Maine style with nice, interesting touches and bits to read. The messages painted above the dado rail were fairly irritating as I felt I was being told what sort of time to have.

The main stars of Edward Moon however, were the servers. Attentive and enthusiastic in a way which came across as very genuine. Food was served promptly and our feedback was taken seriously when we expressed a minor disappointment.

All in all, it's a great place to eat, but probably not to take your stuffy maiden aunt.

Fairman

24th February 2009

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Been there several times, top place!!!

CookieMonster

Week day 2-course lunch for £9.95 24th August 2008

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We had a 2-couse lunch here. Food was excellent and good value for what we paid. It was un-pretentious, good British. The service was friendly and quick. The manager looked genuinely interested in providing good food and in pleasing the clients.

rwaite

Edward Moon 22nd August 2008

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I've been going here for a couple of years. Every time i have a very good meal. Good sized portions and lots of different choices. Not a great deal if you're vegetarian but there is always an option. I would definately recommend the duck and the baileys cheesecake - they have to be my favourite. The pudding menu is very very good - too many good things to choose from!

Service is always very good and very friendly.

Ask for a table under a ceiling fan as it can get very hot in there.