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The Courtyard Cafe

The Courtyard Cafe

46 Flowergate, YO21 3AX, Scarborough, United Kingdom

Coffee • British • Sandwiches • Vegetarian


"We went in here about 11.45 in the morning, after having read all these wonderful reviews. We were the only people in there for a good 20 minutes, apart from (I assume the owners and their little girl who seemed to find us an interesting spectacle to stare at! I'm afraid to say we didn't feel particularly welcome, we really wanted someone else to come in, but then friends of the owners did, which didn't really help us feel any at ease! I'm a vegetarian, and there wasn't a great deal of choice, so I asked for the bacon to be left off the bacon brie and cranberry panini which was done without a fuss but with the price left unchanged. The food took a while, considering it was just a panini and a sandwich and we were the only ones there at this point, but the food was decent. My husband had a ham and mustard sandwich; wafer thin ham (a strange choice perhaps when you could get amazing ham from the butchers a few doors away?! and the bread was fresh if just from a standard sliced loaf. The butter and mustard outweighed the taste of the ham. The panini was good, with plenty of cranberry balancing out the cheese! The salad and coleslaw were tasty and nice and fresh, but the crisps were perhaps opened the day before?! The packets of sugar hadn't been filled on our table, so we got some from another table, without comment from the owners. The milk in the pot was just enough for my husband's mug of tea, but if you like it milky you would have needed to ask for more! We left with appetites sated, but wouldn't rush back. With some changes it could be wonderful."

Ingram Wynd

Ingram Wynd

58 Ingram Street Glasgow, G1 1EX, United Kingdom

Fish • Steak • Coffee • British


"Ingram Wynd is a stunning restaurant in the Merchant City in Glasgow. Decorated with huge ornate mirrors and beautiful artwork, this establishment caters for people looking for Scottish food with a fine dining twist. There is an extensive wine list and drinks list avaliable in Ingram Wynd. They also do a mixture of cocktails ranging from 5-8 pounds, standard mixology such as Cosmopolitans and Manhattans. We plumped for a lovely bottle of the Cabernet Sauvignon from Chile which was reasonable at 18 pounds considering it was ****** marvellous! We dined A La Carte last night and were treated to a lovely Ham Hock Terrine and a Parmesan Soup for our starters. The terrine was scrumptious and more-ish while there was not a drop of soup left which was perfectly accompanied by flash fried sprigs of cauliflour. For our mains we had the Honeyroasted Duckling with Toulouse Sauseages and the Glazed Ox Cheek with Truffled Potato Puree and Wilted Spinach. The duck was devine and accompanied the thick, sauseage slices wonderfully, but the ox cheek was by far the best dish of the night; falling apart like butter it satisfied the eyes and the belly! For desert we had a Dark Chocolate Hazelnut And Rum Parfait with Vanilla Ice Cream and a Rice Pudding Panacotta with with Roasted Fruits and Caramel Ice Cream. Both of which were beautifully prepared and tasted like a heart attack but completely worth it! A cracking wee find in the Merchant City and good if you're heading out for a special occasion of else you just have some money to burn. 3 course meal with a bottle of wine and two after dinner drinks came to 75 pounds, but worth every penny and tip."

Llys Meddyg

Llys Meddyg

East Street, Pembrokeshire, United Kingdom

Cafés • Mexican • Seafood • European


"And lucky old us wow! This was a great surprise, we had no idea we were coming into something so unusual and so good.The garden space is very big and on the lawn, amongst the flowers, herbs and vegetable beds sit tables and chairs, mainly made of roughly hewn wood, plus tenty sheddy structures with heaters, teepee looking things and probably other structures I didn't take in.We were there when it was dark and there were strings of lights throughout the garden and it was all stunning and rather difficult to take in!The service was occasionally scatty but always well meaning and pleasant and mostly very professional and rightly proud of what they do, the place and the food they serve.The food! We were so thrilled with the food after some not very good experiences locally and, as others have said, we wished we'd found it earlier and been able to book another night.I had the pork belly which must have been cooking for hours, apart from the rind (not exactly crackling but still crispy and wonderful) I could cut the meat with my fork love to know how to achieve it. No taste had been lost in the cooking process and the fat was there but was kind of crumbly so it was gorgeous. And it came with great slices of home pickled carrot and fennel which was just delicious with a hint of sweetness and a hint of spice. And a puree which I believe was cauliflower. And don't forget the delicious little black pudding rissole that comes with it.As you can see, I could go on and on! My partner loved his succulent lamb, which was served with the same vegetables. Oh, and we had side dishes of seasonal greens and roasted beetroot and goats cheese these were also yummy and well flavoured, side dish didn't mean unimportant.Sadly, we didn't have dessert, what can I say, bet they're ace.This is far too long, do visit if you can it's a real treat with great cooking and lovely people."

The George And Pilgrim

The George And Pilgrim

1 High Street, Mendip, United Kingdom

Pub • Steak • Seafood • British


"Booked with booking.com and not disappointed. Had a four poster bed which was really comfortable and spacious. Jaunty slope to floor which was great given age of property. Large room, able to open 2 windows and fan also provide. Loved the huge deep chest at bottom of bed. Unsure why there were wet patches on carpet though-possibly spot cleaned by housekeeping? Would have stayed another night but room was already booked. Curved staircase added to the character of the hotel. Although no hotel parking there is a public car park behind the hotel-$6.50 all day, free 6pm-9am, blue badge holders free. Back entrance to hotel off this car park, couldn’t be easier. Easy reception checked in early as room ready. Drop keys off in box on leaving. Toiletries supplied, tea/coffee making facilities and large bottle of water in room. Ate dinner in hotel, tasty and good choice. Breakfast included again tasty and good choice. Could do with more staff in evening as the 2 waiters were rushed off their feet. On leaving asked to pay by one when we had already paid the other. Waiter could have better knowledge of drinks or have a drinks menu for customers. Restaurant had some good artwork painted onto wall as did Jack Horners corner a nice little seating area over flagstone floor from bar seating. Will definitely stay again in four poster bedroom, did have a peek at others in morning as being cleaned and lots of different size rooms of good size. We didn’t stay in the nuns cell or the confessional but loved the names."

Lafleur

Lafleur

Palmengartenstraße 11, 60325 Frankfurt Am Main, Germany, London, United Kingdom

French • German • Coffee • Hessian


"A friend and I visited Lafleur during the restaurant 's visit to the Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen in June 2023. Two menu options were available: a 7 course full vegan menu or an 8 course menu including two non vegan dishes. We chose the latter together with wine pairings including 7 glasses of German wine. A selection of four snacks were served (with a glass of Ruinart rose Champagne in addition to the wine pairings) including beetroot (as a shot as well as a tartare topped with wasabi cream), a chive tart and a bread pillow with fillings of orange blossom cream. All very delicious and indeed a good start. The menu kicked off with one large white aspargus with tomato concasse and potato salad. The aspargus being cooked to perfection and especially the tomatoes were really tasty. This was followed by a bread serving (named Winschgauer bread) with as substitute to butter a cream including seven herbs. Next followed variations on carrot (a cooked carrot and a carrot cream). I liked the detail with the sesame seeds on top adding texture to the dish. The following dish was a selection of mushrooms: as raviolo, marinated and a broth. I am a huge fan of mushrooms and was definitely not disappointed. The following two dishes were the non vegan options: first a large langoustine with a slightly spicy (but very balanced) sauce including tandoori and bell peppers as well as green aspargues. Meat followed: veal filet as an addition to the otherwise full vegan dish including new peas, celery, and a lovely sauce. Then two desserts. a refreshing pre dessert with pickled peaches served as a shot followed by an extraordinary beautifully looking plate with rhubarbs and strawberries, ice cream and crumble on top. We finished with coffee and were each given a small box with delicious sweets, which could either be enjoyed with the coffee or taken home. Wine pairings were great, all German wines including 5 white wines, 1 red and a sweet wine. The service was excellent and very personal. We really felt comfortable and at home being taken so good care of by everyone. Being used to the prices in Copenhagen the final bill was almost ridiculously low, as only one person would be able to dine in a local two star restaurant for the price we paid for two people at Lafleur. Having never eaten vegan food before I was indeed pleasantly surprised. Lafleur runs a light and refined kitchen, which was very suitable for a warm summer evening. With the limits of not using any dairy products, fish or meat for the vegan dishes, I believe the kitchen has done a remarkably great job in finding other ways to create top food; maybe I will not convert to a vegan I like meat/fish/dairy products too much but this was a great introduction to a different culinary world. Now I have a good reason to go to the restaurant in Frankfurt to experience their classic cooking I can only imagine it must be equally great. Highly recommended and thank you to the staff at Lafleur pop up in Copenhagen."