Latest Reviews
-
Ambience was great but when it came to the menu nothing was appealing read all the reviews on how great the meals were but i ended up with scallop pot…
Christine Barnden
The Pot
-
I really tried to like it, but it fell short for me. The asparagus was served cold, and at $16 for 7 pieces it was disappointing. The cos salad for $1…
Mashedpotato
The Pot
-
The Pot was once a favourite restaurant of ours. It has been a year or so since our last visit. Our fond memories of rich, flavoursome food had us ant…
Steve
The Pot
About
The Pot is open for Casual Dining. The Pot serves French and Asian dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
Feature List
wheelchair accessibleindoor seatingwifioutdoor seatingReviews
Leave a Review
You must be logged in to post a comment.
10 Reviews on “The Pot”
Ambience was great but when it came to the menu nothing was appealing read all the reviews on how great the meals were but i ended up with scallop potatoes (or in layman’s terms potato fritters) as entree 3 small chicken pieces with 2 cos leaves as main and choco pudding for dessert and for the cost paid i would have been more happy and satsfied at hungry jacks
I really tried to like it, but it fell short for me. The asparagus was served cold, and at $16 for 7 pieces it was disappointing. The cos salad for $12 was half a lettuce with four ingredients sprinkled on top. Grapes, seeds, herbs and dressing. Something you could do at home. The single chicken thigh was $32. Eggplant although Smokey delicious was $25. The whiting was served with a very acidic sauce which overpowered the subtle fish. It was something fermented, which is not written on the menu. The desserts were more reasonably priced. The mint Vienetta has a burnt caramel that overpowered the mint. The strawberries were refreshingly delicious. I love Jaffa, the pickled mandarin and chocolate went very well together, but I would of liked more mandarin. Overall I am glad we tried, but with small serves for price, and no standout dishes we will not be back. Service with Michael was fantastic
The Pot was once a favourite restaurant of ours. It has been a year or so since our last visit. Our fond memories of rich, flavoursome food had us anticipating a return. Alas, the menu was uninspiring to read and it was equally disappointing to eat. The dishes were generally very small and overpriced with delicate (aka unexciting / bland flavours). If you want to charge a premium for tiny serves, then the flavour had better really blow me away. It didnt. The Pot appears lost between its successful past, and trying to be a fine dining restaurant. Fine dining is dead. Go back to what made you successful.