Your finest food experience

A little back street local's place in Venice called Anice Stellato a couple of years ago. Lamb encrusted in pistachios was amazing. And Peking duck in a Michelin starred restaurant in Hong Kong on our honeymoon. They prepare it for 24 hours first but my wife was a bit freaked out when they presented it whole - beak still on, wings outstretched. Luckily they took it away and turned it in to multiple courses for us.

Closer to home there's a fantastic little restaurant in Whitby called Ditto. Better than loads of famous more expensive places in the UK. And another little place in York called Cafe No. 8.

 

See I've been a couple of times and never really rated it. Great building and setting though.

 

Pf changs planet Hollywood Las Vegas

 

Best place for me was the Talbot Inn at Malton, when James Martin was the Head Chef

 

Hope you didn't say to them, "Don't you know who I am?"

 

Daniel in New York, 3 Michelin stars and it was unbelievable.

In this country maybe The Man Behind The Curtain in Leeds. The tasting menu is summat different and definitely an experience.

 

It's certainly not bad, but it's expensive good pub food. More expensive than lots of better places in York. Although the Breakfast brunch menu is really nice.

Cafe No. 8 on Gillygate is definitely my favourite. I used to like El Gaucho, Argentinian steak place on Walmgate but not been in for a while. Rice Style on Bishy Rd is a lovely Thai place and Ambiente tapas place on Goodramgate. There's a Nepalese restaurant down there too called Yak and Yeti but haven't been yet. For Indian, Mumbai Lounge on Fossgate.

If you're in at lunch time I like The Duke of York in Kings Square. Cracking pub food and real ale/craft beer and child friendly too! Same for the Guy Fawkes on Petergate. Also the food in House of Trembling Madness is as good as the beer, if you can get a table...

 

Klosterschänke in Bad Hersfeld, Germany. £30 gets you 1kg of steak cooked to perfection and a litre of beer.

 

The broomhead friery sheffield , next to the old grindstone, crookes, fish and chips out of a wrapper on a cold day. Immense.

Failing that the fat duck, or aureole in Las Vegas

 

I had the Wagu steak at Goodmans, Gally. The lobster bisque that came with it was immense.

For fine dining belly buster in London try Hawksmere. The French dip for starts is something else. Great selection of Gin as well.


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That's the Windmill at Skidby at a guess, great food.

 

Yer daft bugger!

 

The food on Concorde en route to New York was class. Thought it would be rushed, but no, pure class.
As it was on the Orient Express. Probably my favourite ever dining experience (as was the Pullman on the English leg)
When it comes to hotel dining, Cipriani and Waldorf Astoria are well up there.
Restaurants that left an impression include Langans in London (not a lot of people know that)

Best ever was a restaurant in Venice, I struggle to remember the name - would struggle to find it again) - simply culinary and ambience heaven.
A night outside at Julios, Carvoeiro, Algarve is also an experience.

And I like the Tempest Arms at Broughton near Skipton

Hoping hospitality @ Oakwell meets my expectations this Saturday ☺ #50

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Yes Ambiente in York does lovely tapas.

Pinchura I Leeds is a nice tapas place and has over 40 gins to chose from and fantastic staff.

 

Also near Windermere is a pub called Brown Horse in Wincester. Best Sunday I have had was from there.

 

Wasnt over impressed by the Waldorf astoria but the Chinese on the next.block is excellent

 

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Alot nearer home the.Strafford at Stainborough and the royal at low Barugh are both excellent

 

You don't do bad for eating out for someone who lives on a fiver a week