Huntly - Peterborough

All in all, a nice venue, with a pretentious sounding menu, that severely lacks when it comes to delivering on expectations. This Restaurant is not mindful towards intolerances, and whilst willing to substitute, it will end up being an incomplete dish. My 2 courses could be summed up as over-seasoned rainbow trout, followed by a main of 5 thinly sliced pieces of overcooked duck breast, served with a slightly caught potato dauphinoise and a flavorless sauce. Expensive and not worth it.

Great seasonal menu not extensive, but something for everyone in elegant heritage surroundings. We had dinner on two nights so trialled a fair share of the dishes! The home cured salmon was especially good, as was the roasted sea bass, but we also enjoyed the chicken terrine and the steak and the mushroom risotto was also delicious. We had cheese the first night it was tasty (and huge! was planning to try the desserts on our return visit, but just too full! Lovely staff too big call out to Mark his topiary skills were much appreciated!

Lovely staff members, calm and charming atmosphere, and great food! Initially I was thrown off by the lack of options but was pleasantly surprised with their vegan choice!

Having recently moved into the area, tried out the Huntley restaurant for the first time. Ignore the previous post about it being closed. Although it closed during the lockdown it is definitely open now. The menu is quite limited, approximately 4 different starters, choice of 4 mains (one vegetarian) and 3 or 4 desserts. That said, all of them were quite tempting, and all our food was delicious. Service was excellent. Very friendly and attentive. Overall feel of the place is luxurious but somewhat old fashioned. Would definitely recommend and and will go back again.

Have been to Orton Hotel many times over the years and always eaten at the Huntly. It had nice food and we got friendly with the servicing staff and manager as we went so much. Unfortunately, the restaurant has now shutdown permanently. Personally, seeing empty the place has been the last few years plus Covid I'm not surprised. Shame, but I suppose that's they way things go