Restaurants in East Riding Of Yorkshire
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Venn
Modern British cuisine in all its cool, posh guises hits Hull and - guess what? - sticks nicely. This trendy brasserie serves fancy sandwiches, pizzas and salads, while the more upmarket upstairs restaurant goes to town with dishes like leg and saddle of local rabbit with Parma ham…gorgeous.
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Cerutti 2
The only restaurant of note in town is unusually positioned inside the old waiting room of the train station. Italian dishes of all kinds are on offer, without the seafood leanings of its sister restaurant in Hull. Attached is the 'C' Horse Delicatessen, perfect for takeout meals.
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White Horse Inn
Also known as Nellie's, this lovely, dimly lit place has rambling rooms, open fires and tables outside. There's regular live music and poetry.
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Cerruti
Hull's best Italian restaurant is an attractive spot that specialises - unsurprisingly - in seafood.
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Hitchcock's Vegetarian Restaurant
The word 'quirky' could have been invented to describe this place – an atmospheric maze of small rooms, and an all-you-can-eat vegetarian buffet whose theme – Thai, Indian, Spanish, whatever – is chosen by the first person to book that evening. But hey – the food is excellent and the welcome is warm. Bookings necessary.
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Grant's Bistro
Grant's is a great place for a romantic dinner à deux, with dark-wood tables, fresh flowers and candlelight. The menu makes the most of fresh local beef, game and especially seafood, with dishes such as pan-fried scallops with black pudding. From Monday to Thursday you can get a two-course dinner including a glass of wine for £15.
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Fudge
This funky cafe serves hearty breakfasts, cakes and coffee all day, but also offers a tempting brasserie menu at lunch and dinner times, with dishes that include juicy burgers (beef or veggie), seafood gumbo and chickpea casserole with chilli and coriander.
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Dine on the Rowe
This new kid on the block rivals Grant's Bistro in its dedication to local produce, but offers a rather less formal atmosphere. Try the roast duck from Leven farm (just northeast of Beverley) with a sweet-and-sour Yorkshire rhubarb jus. Lunch dishes such as sausage and mash are available noon to 7.30pm, and a sharing platter for two, including two glasses of wine, costs £25.
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Boutique du Café Lempicka
Stylish and sepia-toned little cafe with a 1930s art deco atmosphere. Serves fair-trade coffee and tea, wicked hot chocolate, homemade cakes and daily lunch specials.
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Boar's Nest
Set in a former butcher's shop with quirky Edwardian decor, the Boar's Nest has built its reputation on sourcing quality British produce and serving it in a straightforward fashion: from Bridlington crab (on granary toast with a quail's egg on top) to roast rib of beef (with mashed potato and cauliflower cheese). Bookings recommended at weekends.
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