
The Salt Room
WHAT IS THE OFFER?
3 Course Set menu designed to share - minimum of 2 guests per table. £35 per head + optional £35 wine pairing.
WHEN IS IT AVAILABLE?
Monday 12th October to Thursday 15th October, 12pm to 5pm
Monday 19th October to Thursday 22nd October, 12pm to 5pm
WHAT’S ON THE MENU?
Starters
Loaded Paprika Crisps
Whipped cod’s roe, chilli crunch and guindillas
Cornish Grilled Squid
Spiced chorizo, chive aioli
Main
The Salt Room Surfboard - Josper-grilled prawns, mussels, scallops & langoustines served with garlic aioli & French fries
Dessert
Espresso Martini Slushie
Optional wine pairing
Welcome Drink
Blanc De Blancs, Wiston Estate, Sussex, England 125ml
Course One
Albariño/Treixadura, Village, Viños De Encostas, Xosé Lois Sebio, Ribeiro 175ml
Course Two
Carricante, Etna, Occhi Di Ciumi, Al-Cantàra, Sicily, Italy 175ml
HOW DO I BOOK?
Please book online. Walk-ins are not available for this offer.
IS THERE A DEPOSIT OR CANCELLATION FEE?
No deposit is required. Card details required for 5 or more guests. At least 24 hours’ notice is required for cancellations.

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