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Fish and Forest

An independent restaurant on Grape Lane, York, servingseasonal and sustainable fish, game and forest foods. Recognised in the MichelinGuide for our Commitment to Sustainable Gastronomy, we are also listed onHarden’s and the Good Food Guide as well as AA Rated. Menus take inspiration from the sea, the forest and the Yorkshire countryside.Head Chef and Owner,

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The Chequers

Situated in the idyllic village of Churchill, The Chequers is a traditional pub exuding charm and comfort without any pretentions. Guests can enjoy the inviting open fire in the bar area and indulge in elegant outdoor dining on balmy summer nights. The gastropub boasts flagstone floors, scrubbed wooden beams, candle-lit antique tables, and a lively

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The Penny Bun

A contemporary country inn, reimaginedLocated between Ilkley and Denton Moor, The Penny Bun is a thoughtfully restored inn where modern comfort meets rural charm. Just a short train journey from Leeds and 20 minutes from Harrogate, it offers guests a place to eat, drink, stay, and reconnect with the natural landscape of the Yorkshire Dales.

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The Plough, Coton

Located in the village of Coton, just three miles from Cambridge, The Plough is a contemporary gastropub serving seasonal British cuisine in a relaxed countryside setting. Popular for its traditional Sunday roasts, it offers lunch and dinner throughout the week, making it a favourite for everything from casual meals to family gatherings and celebrations. The

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The Rupert Brooke

The Rupert Brooke in Grantchester offers a unique drinking and dining experience in an idyllic setting just outside Cambridge. It is the latest adventure of Pasquale Benedetto, who has been part of the Cambridge dining scene since joining his father at Don Pasquale over 30 years ago. While the venue is a fresh start there

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The Loch & The Tyne by Adam handling

British restaurant and pub, with guest bedrooms, in the beautiful countryside of Old Windsor. Serving simple British classic pub food, with a luxury approach. The menu changes throughout the week – an incredible Sunday lunch – perfect to bring your family. The main menu gives a new walk of life to the classic pub dishes

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Restaurant Mýse

A restaurant with rooms and British tasting menu experience from Chef and Sommelier team, Joshua and Victoria Overington. Nestled in the picturesque village of Hovingham amongst the rolling Howardian hills of North Yorkshire, Mýse celebrates the ancient North Yorkshire terroir surrounding the restaurant, drawing on the area’s rich history with Joshua’s elegant spin on traditional

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Benedicts

Welcome to Benedicts — a chic bistro-style restaurant in the heart of Norwich, celebrated for its exceptional food, relaxed sophistication, and unmistakable charm. Inside, guests are greeted by an elegant yet inviting setting, where modern design meets timeless comfort. Every detail, from the lighting to the tableware, has been thoughtfully chosen to create a space

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The Bailiwick

About The Bailiwick Free House Nestled on the gates of Windsor Great Park, The Bailiwick Free House is a welcoming country pub where exceptional food meets a stunning natural setting. Its beautiful terrace overlooks ancient woodland, offering guests the perfect spot to relax, dine, and enjoy the peaceful charm of the countryside. Under the leadership

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House of Tides

MICHELIN DINING IN THE HEART OF NEWCASTLE Opened in February 2014 by Kenny & Abbie Atkinson, House of Tides is located on the historical Newcastle Quayside and set within the beautifully restored Grade 1 listed 16th Century former merchant’s town house.  House of Tides is a casual, informal fine dining restaurant which is set over two floors.  The rustic ground floor entrance level with its

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