Restaurant Recommendation

[Hornsea_HCAFC]

We've been in The Rose & Crown in Beverley a couple of times recently and It does decent grub...it's the same owner as The Railway at New Ellerby.

Plus great beer garden at the back.

 

[AlRawdah]

It’s not especially fancy, but I’ve never had a bad meal at Furleys opposite Princes Quay.

 

[Ric Glasgow]

Uno's,Newland Ave,anyone?

 

[M88 EVN]

Mancia down Newland is really good.

 

[Chazz Rheinhold]

Uno's,Newland Ave,anyone?

Ye nice in there
The camp waiters a nice kid but a bit irritating

 

[Chazz Rheinhold]

Roadhouse on Newland is decent - but you get A LOT of food, so go hungry.

That Brazilian place on marina is also belting.

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[Ric Glasgow]

Ye nice in there
The camp waiters a nice kid but a bit irritating

Tight trousers up his 'cleft',worn at half-mast...That the one?

 

[Chazz Rheinhold]

Tight trousers up his 'cleft',worn at half-mast...That the one?

I really didn’t stare that long rik

 

[Ric Glasgow]

I really didn’t stare that long rik

****,I never thought about that


Mmmmmm,you've got me thinking now!

 

[Plum]

What was that very formal, upmarket restaurant in Nelson St, opposite the pier? Seems to have gone now.

 

[bradymk2]

What was that very formal, upmarket restaurant in Nelson St, opposite the pier? Seems to have gone now.

1884?

 

[SW3 Chelsea Tiger]

What was that very formal, upmarket restaurant in Nelson St, opposite the pier? Seems to have gone now.

cercutti?

 

[originallambrettaman]

cercutti?

It was Cerutti, it's been converted into a house now, by a friend of mine (who now lives in it and it no longer has all wobbly floors).

 

[Plum]

cercutti?

That's the one, at the time, mid 80's?, it was the poshest restaurant I'd ever been in.

 

[SW3 Chelsea Tiger]

It was Cerutti, it's been converted into a house now, by a friend of mine (who now lives in it and it no longer has all wobbly floors).

Wasn’t there a 2nd one in Beverley too??

 

[originallambrettaman]

Wasn’t there a 2nd one in Beverley too??

There still is, but unless you remember to book ahead, you can never get in (Tina owns Cerutti 2, it was her dad who owned Cerrutis).

 

[Paul Jewitt]

There still is, but unless you remember to book ahead, you can never get in (Tina owns Cerutti 2, it was her dad who owned Cerrutis).

I used to live next door to Tina on Trinity Lane

 

[FER ARK]

Taking Mrs R out tomorrow after she's let me get away with murder for the last few weeks. Good recommendations required. In Hull please.
Surprisingly i like all food so nowts off the menu so to speak.
Ta

£**€ me Chazz, just opened this thread to the first post and thought me n Dennis had missed a stag night!
Was all hot under the collar till I bogged the date of the post.

 

[Help!]

That's the one, at the time, mid 80's?, it was the poshest restaurant I'd ever been in.

It was the first ever restaurant I'd been to where the bill for two of us came to over £100 (this was a while ago, mind). And sadly it was absolutely awful on that first and only visit. The wrong starter came, which was forgivable, and the main was still frozen in the middle, which wasn't. It's long gone now whatever.

 

[dennisboothstash]

There still is, but unless you remember to book ahead, you can never get in (Tina owns Cerutti 2, it was her dad who owned Cerrutis).

Tina’s the High Sherriff this year, so there’ll no doubt be even more functions going on there.
Nice place.
Was it her brother that ran Cerutti in recent years?