Well hidden, off the main road, The Crimble is a gem of a place, with resident peacocks strutting their stuff around the grounds, and other wildlife (rabbits, squirrels) often showing themselves around in the gardens.
I was amazed at the wedding room, and the amount of money that has been invested in making the place an absolutely wonderful place to get married, from the chandeliers straight from the sister ship to the Titanic, through to all the art deco features and ornaments, and the grounds which will make a lovely backdrop for wedding photographs.
The restaurant has a very good reputation with all the people that I have recently heard talk of it, although I have not yet sampled it myself (at time of writing this entry they have an early diner offer)
Should you be thinking of getting married at The Crimble, I would suggest you get in touch with David, the wedding co-ordinator to have a look around, you will certainly not be disappointed, and probably be very impressed. (I like the place so much that I will offer you a special price for shooting your wedding photographs at The Crimble).
Coming back to the matter in question, for this blog, the coffee was well up there in the cappuccinos that I have enjoyed, and I would not hesitate to recommend a visit to The Crimble.
Photos taken on Sony Xperia X10
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