The Omelette Restaurant in Hull

  Food ok, big waiting time was apalling, after hearing good comments about menu variety, we waited a LONG time for food to arrive, the place was basicaly empty, and 1... read more item left off order, after being in the hospitality trade myself for 40 odd years, I suggest more/better trained staff would be a vast improvement.

  Paid a visit , as I thought might be an improvement from previous experience, but was worse , The waitress was pleasant and I ordered breakfast with no mushroom and... read more soft egg , The food arrived looked quiet nice yes had no mushroom but again as previously the egg hard , but during the meal , the staff and manager decided to move around furniture to accommodate his 10 friends behind me in a niche that was far too small to accommodate 10 people, asked one guy if he would move his table forward , he was waiting to order his food , a few miylater asked him to move table so he said he’s off !! Then as I just finishing my meal , reached for my cup tea got asked to move , but I felt intimidated so I left paid , and said to waitress not her fault but , I would not return , One waitress said it was a short notice on line booking , other waitress apologetic said the booking was taken months ago as it was his ( manager) friends , so this should have all being arranged earlier prior to people arriving, and realise that one person monies are just as well earned and probably more regularly visitor that friends , so goodbye omlette, will go elsewhere where my monies appreciated thanks

  Always have a great pre-theatre meal here - this time it was the gammon on the main menu with pineapple & egg - there is a smaller special option. Staff... read more are friendly and helpful.

  Arrived a little early for our booked table, however it was ready so were seated quickly. The waitress explained the menus which was a little unnecessary (one for food, one... read more for drinks) and we selected our order from the very extensive food menu. The ambience of the cafe is lovely and is well spaced out for COVID social distancing, however the two waitresses seemed a little confused by some of the bookings but they managed fine in the end.

Two of the party chose omelette, I opted for mine , the Montpensier (ham, parsley, asparagus and mushroom) with a jacket and salad, my husband, the Pacific (tuna and prawn) with full salad, although there is a choice of chips or wedges. Our other companion chose a lamb burger with chips, onion rings and a side salad. The food arrived after a reasonable period of time and look amazing, the omelettes were light and fluffy and very filling. Unfortunately, my husbands 'full' salad was smaller in size than our side salad and we had to ask for extra which was provided without question with no extra charge. The lamb burger was fairly dry, and although edible, was reported that it didn't have much flavour which was disappointing. The rest of the meal however, was perfectly cooked.

After finishing our mains, our plates were cleared, but we were asked if we would like desserts (which we did), and we were left to our own devices to finish our drinks. On asking for the bill, we paid by card and left - a little disappointed not to have finished our meal with desserts and perhaps a coffee. The cost, just under £40 for 3 meals, two soft drinks and a cider.