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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."

Park Road Kitchen

Park Road Kitchen

148 Northcote Road, London, London, SW116RD, United Kingdom

Salad • Delis • Kitchen • Chicken Wings


"battersea is great. the candlemaker, doodle bar, street kitchen, franco manca, powder keg diplomaticcy, draft house, king of ladies man, galapagos foods, southsider cocktail club and much more on their doorstep. park and park kitchen, a new rotisserie deli, just opened at the end of my road on the battersea high street. since the opening on 6. märz (14 days ago) I was in 6 times. they make it to the end of today. let's just call it thorough. the owner sam mousawi and the chef chef santo natoli first met in the popular Caffettino coffee shop on the street, which has santo with its two brothers. santos eltern are Sicilian and he has an extensive background as a cook. from the culinary school he went with angelo paracucchi in the toskana and in paris in a 2-star restaurant michelin. santo then moved to london where he worked in mayfair for scott, marco pierre white drones and harrods Georgian restaurant before he private cook harrods owner mohammed al fayed for 3 years has been! park road kitchen is open do sat 10 o'clock 9 o'clock and Sunday 11:00 o'clock served rotisserie huh with roasted potatoes freuden, and all I've been working through pretty much everything now, even though new courts are getting up again and again. start with beets, butternut squash, parsnip, red onion, honey mustard dressing and roast cauliflower with toasted almonds harissa my two personal favorites so far. work their way to delicious fish cakes, saltimbocca, hard fish, meatballs or octopus with pfeffer, sellerie, early smoky paprika. I feel a bit special when I sit on the 344 to vauxhall, octopus and beets to eat, sure in knowing that I eat the best on the bus for long. they can sit down to eat, but everything is served in takeaway kartons. then there is the chicken served in 1/4, 1/2 or whole portions with incredibly multiish bratkartoffeln on the side. they have not become crazy with the aromes of the chicken, it is only slightly marinated and beautifully cooked. there are many sauces, crumbled and spicy available to buy to try with them the small spicy green bottle when they think they can handle it! I can park road kitchen not very recommend, they make some extraordinary eating in a very small room, and the service with a smile of sam co. is always appreciated!"

Lafleur

Lafleur

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

French • Hessian • European • Mediterranean


"they do not have to agree with everything that the vault millau so published, but the decision to make andreas krolik the chef of the year 2017 is already remarkable. because it was not only its consistently high quality that he brought into the park hotel of brenner and later into the tigerpalast two Melin stars, but also its openness to expand the grand kitchen through areas that did not exist so far. that vegetarian walks in most menus have their fixed place is no longer an exciting novelty. but parallel to the classic tasting menu is a purely vegan menu, i.e. to offer even more of the extended version without animal products and to lift it to star levels, something special in the local gastro landscape. through a victor I came to enjoy the value of a five-course menu that gave us a way to the main metropolis and the elegant restaurant in the firm house of the palm garden. I have not intended to test the entire vegan menu, but the one or the other should be it, and so we decided to use the full 7-speed version of the tasting menu, where I exchanged one between and the main course to test the sweet variant. already the apéros show that andreas krolik likes it in detail, aesthetic and taste-intensive. this applies both to the sweet of the green asparagus with pfeffer apple sauce and to the pizza cushion filled with roasted cauliflower cream, which gives the salt lemon a strong thrust. apéros: luxuriant in green asparagus with paprika apfelwein foam pizza cushion filled with roasted flower flower cream and lemon also the amuse bouche is elaborate and complex work. delicate like an active and smoked, rettich and gurkensalat, a fine, only discreetly fragile borretscheis and a saffron-limone cream as a connecting element are a perfect cool starter on this warm evening. so detail krolik describes his dishes, so finely decorated each ingredient already appears gruß in this kitchen. amuse bouche: mountain trout as a tattooed and smoked with borretscheis, rettich, gurkensalat and saffron-Limonencrème, this is especially in the appetizer, which is also beautifully dressed next to it is clear. paved jakobsmuskle, double from kaviar, is made by young farmers, pancobbles, a tasharn I did not ask what this is, but in the frame of the other ingredients there is a jodig, fresh meresgrundton, which is in turn skillfully buffered by the foamy apple olive oil emulsion. excellent! scottish jacobsal with imperial reading caviar, vomiting, apple olive oil emulsion and ice of coastal plants the following cure reads comparatively unspectacular and also acts on the plate relatiw. However, it should not be deceived by it, because whether it is pakchoi or auberginenconft – the supplements should be consciously the next actuator to leave the stage to the perfectly fried Bretonian stone butt. also the cast, slightly bound shiiitakebouillon emphasizes only that here the product is the star. fried filet from the Bretonian Capricorn with shiitakebouillon, pakchoi, auberginenconfit, meeresalgen and sesame in the next walk I come from the vegan menu the artichokenravioli in a sud of earlylingslauch with paprikachutney, roasted quinoa ensures crispy. This plate also sounds not particularly complex at first, but on the spoon a very intense and multilayered taste is revealed. artichoke ravioli in earlylingslauchsud with paprika and roasted quinoa on the other side of the table it regularly goes with a prachtex kopie of the imperial granat with cracks of macadamic nuts in an excellent chestnut and rice cream. thaicurry presses the dish only very sharp and keeps in the asian very demanding. in direct comparison, the artichoke course is more aromatic, but this is not intended to reduce the quality of this dish. I'm just more satisfied with my choice. roasted imisergranat with macadamia, crustrated with thaicurry, green asparagus and rice cream with the first cure, the glazed lamb neck, it goes into something Mediterranean filz and remains quite classic. the meat is not too soft and gets a varied spectrum of harmonic companions with parmesangnocchi and olive niches, wolves and tomatensard. glazed lambs, tomatensards, red flitterweeks, borons, parmesangnocchi with olive pumpkin and oil lovers will have the meat main course initiated by a sensational wild dam wildconsommée follows a perfectly fried maibockback with a rapseed crust. a very artistically dressed ravioli with an unstoppable gänse. the jus again immaculate, aprikosengel bears fruity accents. and as with many others, it is here the exact proportions of all components that make the dish a harmonious whole. maibockrücken mit rapssamenkruste und raviolo von der unspotten bio gänseleber, holunder blossomennessigjus, summery carpets with vogelmiere, pfifferlings and aprikosengel I had decided to take the guide from the vegan menu. I am not quite convinced by the seller. the dish comes over quite rustic and little filigree and despite a fabulous truffle sauce and numerous other components, it has a little effect compared to the other curses. all kinds of celery, truffle sauce, earlylingsspinat, morcheltapenade, hazelnut cherries, fermented garlic and pfifferlings follow the well-sorted cheese car with excellent matured varieties from the maître affineur bernard antony. a cheese selection from maître bernard antony to the Pré dessert, which I remember at least fresh and foamy, I did not make any notes so that I can say nothing more about it. Pré-Dessert at the last dessert, the terrace series is allowed to move out of full again and the whole can play out. rhabarber is marinated in all conceivable variants, such as sülze, sorbet, as gel and probably still form a little more. honey fresh cheese, also in consistencies, are a nice supplement and leave this dessert not too much slip into the sweet one. a beautiful, technically demanding and varied finale of the menu. all kinds of rhabarber with honey müsli fresh cheese and marcona mandel eating in “Lafleur” was impressive in many respects. andreas krolik cooks at technically advanced level, in love to detail, but elaborated. he does not leave the traditional line. this also does not fit the vegans that are similar. Now I have only tried two dishes, one of which convinced me completely, the main course is less. Nevertheless, I find it admirable that andreas krolik releases the vegan cuisine from the eco corner and it increases on star levels. the service in the elegant palm garden pavilion is on the level that you can expect in a relais châteaux house: formal, but simple and sovereign. if the prices for the menus are more than reasonable in view of the offered rise and quality, they can gray hair over the wine card if they are any. she's one of the most expensive I know. I have counted a total of 11 red wines for less than 100€, which is too little for my feelings definitiw, and also for white wines it is more necessary to come to 80 euro if they want it to be a little more powerful and demanding. anyway – and this is counted to the sommelier – he did not recommend the higher price we chose, but the cheaper, because those who fit him in the senses. but whoever thinks of the prizes in the bank metropolis and in this noble environment can be bad at the place. so easy to pack the biggest credit card, hide prices and otherwise enjoy. because this is very good in the “Lafleur”. petit four"

Charley's Horse

Charley's Horse

Arch 4, Goswell Hill, Windsor, SL41RH, United Kingdom

Cafés • Mexican • Seafood • Fast Food


"The worst restaurant in Windsor. I came here on my birthday last year and had the worst experience in a restaurant in my life. We had to wait for ages for our table, even though we had pre-booked one. Then we had to wait over twenty minutes for them to come over and ask us for our drinks orders. We were ready to order at that time so ordered our starters and mains. Our drinks came with our starters, nearly half hour after we had ordered. The drinks were watered down and the starters were not terrible, but not incredible either. We then waited for another half hour for our mains to arrive, but grew tired and hungry waiting, so in the end I had to chase up our waitress to demand where our food was because we were being ignored after waiting for ages. She told us it was going to be another twenty-thirty minutes. All she had to do was come over and explain to us in the first place that it was extra busy tonight so the food was going to take longer, but she had zero customer service skills. I asked to speak to the manager and was given the head waitress instead. We told her we were going because we could not wait any longer and we had already been seated for an hour and a half and not even received our main meals yet. She took the starters off our receipt and only charged us for the drinks. This could have been avoided if someone had the decency to explain to us what was going on. We could have then decided whether we wanted to stay and order a few more drinks while we waited for our meal, or chosen to go somewhere else. By the time this ordeal was over, it was after 10pm and too late to get into any other restaurant. In the end, we decided to go home and order Dominos. My 29th birthday was spent in a foul mood, in the worst restaurant ever without even eating there. Thanks for ruining my birthday, Charley's Horse. And thanks for retrieving it, Dominos."

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."