Dining
Food Menu and Dietary Information
This compact menu is the complete published example menu for the fictional Orchard Restaurant. Prices are per dish, including applicable VAT, and are not promises about a real venue. Meal choices may have vegetarian or vegan ingredients, but an ingredient label is not a guarantee that a dish is free from cross-contact. Discuss allergies directly with the dining team before ordering. Staff should not substitute a confident general assurance for information about the actual preparation of a meal.
Visitor information
- Starters
- Roasted tomato soup costs £7, smoked trout salad £10 and baked goat's cheese £9. The tomato soup is vegan when served without butter; the other two named starters are not vegan.
- Main courses
- Beer-battered haddock with chips costs £19, roast chicken with seasonal vegetables £21, mushroom risotto £17 and chickpea vegetable curry £16. The curry is vegan; the risotto is vegetarian and contains dairy.
- Desserts
- Apple crumble with custard costs £8, chocolate brownie with ice cream £8 and seasonal sorbet £6. Sorbet is the listed vegan dessert; brownie and crumble are not represented as vegan options.
- Children's menu
- For ages 3–11, a children's main with a scoop of ice cream costs £10. Main choices are fish goujons, tomato pasta or roast chicken. A drink is not included, and ages 12 and above use the adult menu.
- Sunday roast
- Sunday lunch offers an adult one-course roast for £20 or two courses for £26, served 12:00–14:30. A child aged 3–11 can have a smaller roast for £10; that price includes a scoop of ice cream.
- Allergy guarantees
- No. The kitchen handles common allergens and cannot guarantee an allergen-free environment. Guests should disclose allergies before ordering and discuss suitable options with the dining team rather than relying solely on menu descriptions.
- Dietary notice
- For restaurant groups of eight or more, dietary requirements should be supplied at least 72 hours before arrival. Notice helps planning but does not remove the need to discuss allergies or guarantee a particular adaptation.