Odeon The Lounge – A La Carte Winter Menu – Review
Over the weekend, it was only right that we checked out one of our favourites spots in town… Odeon The Lounge.
Odeon The Lounge is famous for their great film choices, amazing atmosphere and their ultimate food selection. Many cinema goers are used to traditional cinema food such as popcorn, hot dogs and nachos. Without taking these off the menu, Odeon the lounge allows visitors to not only stick to basics but experience a real cooked meal whilst watching a movie of their choice. Imagine munching on fish and chips, chicken tikka masala, salads and loads more. Well now you can!!!
If you’re new to Odeon The lounge... Check out our previous review on the cinema as a whole…. www.what2.co.uk/the-lounge/
This weekend we dined on one of the best dishes on the menu that consist of a variety of their best dishes… Their Platter to share from the a la carte menu. The platter had it all from Burgers, Fish Goujons, Sushi and Kebabs. It was the perfect size to feed two and left us wondering how cinema food could taste so good.
If a platter isn’t really your thing, we most certainly recommend you try the lounge burger. The burger had to have been one of the best burgers we’ve tried in a long while… Filled with sweet toppings and cooked just how we like it!
We’re no strangers to Odeon The lounge but on saturday we we’re in shock that they serve a mean tasting Oreo Milkshake… How did we not know this. That went down well with a their sticky toffee pudding which is definitely a must try.
The menu at the lounge is forever being updated to suit their customers but their A la Carte Menu is here to stay and we officially know why. There is no cinema’s in town that delivers such food like Odeon The Lounge.
The Platter for two is £27 and is worth every penny.
Let us know what you think about Odeon The lounge menu.
Summary:
4.5
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