GOING TO HARROGATE FOR A LONG WEEKEND - ANY GOOD RESTAURANTS??

loads of em ive been up there for trade shows last cpl years. theres two really good italians opposite each other in the restaurant part of the town round corner from where they have trade shows. the best of the 2 is white with orange.

the woolpack is just down the road.....

I would recommend:

William & Vics (Cold Bath Road)
The Thai Pavillion (Next to bus station)

:)

Cheers guys - are they reasonably priced??

prices seemed ok to me an seemed to be everything there from cheap to xpensive

When in Harrowgate you must go to Betty's. It is the law.

Skibet's staff canteen

You wil ask for pie and *****and peas

Get offered half a pie, only 7 *****and no peas

Thought Betty was in Weatherfield over Manchester way ?

The Drum and Monkey used to be an amazing experience many years ago.

Can't vouch for it now as things must have changed a lot in all this time.

The food and ambience were amazing and, at the time, it was owned and run, by a pair of"very nice men", if you get the drift.

They were always the life and soul of the place and usually well oiled as the night progressed.

Check out the website here..................

http://www.drumandmonkey.com/index.asp?id=2

The Drum and Monkey

Used to be a good pub in East Ham with that name.

bettys tearooms in centre of harrogate. bloody expensive though.
majestic hotel nice to stay in

Betty's is legendary....£5 for a coffee and another mufdiver for a cake

Just been to Betty's. Celebration Tea.. includes a half bottle of Moet. £50 for the two of us. Luckily we had a voucher! :D.

^^^ and they say bookmaking is hard work :)

thought he cleaned out ffs! :0

Paddy Mayne 29 Nov 18:34
Just been to Betty's. Celebration Tea..

I dibn't think you did that well in the placepot comp ............ must have had money on pumphol :p

There is a little steakhouse called The Cattlemans Association excellant steaks and brilliant burgers, i can recommend it.Next door to all the other eatingplaces so easy to find.
For a drink and live bands try The Blues Bar, amazing guiterist called Jed Thomas, onmost sat nights.

Blues bar excellent. Jed on most saturdays. (Live music every night). But I prefer Montey's (just round the corner on thr Ginnel). Excellent live bands and good atmosphere. :)

Baggers 29 Nov 14:19


Skibet's staff canteen

You wil ask for pie and *****and peas

Get offered half a pie, only 7 *****and no peas

Very good :)

ps the sausage sandwiches are the best in the world.

Is Jimmy's still open?

Shut John.. is now a gentleman's lap dancing pole dancing etc etc.. Notmy sort of gaff to be hinest! :)

I live in Harrogate, loads of decent ones, it depends what you're looking for. Italian then Joe Rigatonis is good, for Indian the Rajput is the best. A lot of restaurants are on the same street, Cheltenham Parade, you can't go far wrong on there

TB

Mrs Kahn still adding a bit to the bill ;)

yes, I remember that, sly old witch

what do you reckon to the cattlemans the bloob ? i used to love it there but not been for a couple of years

The Crown Hotel was good last year.

thanks Paddy :-)

I stayed in The Old Swan once...was about 50 years too young.

Yes Jim.. we had dinner there one night las year. I kept expecting Agathe to walk into the room.

It was for old time's sake really.. Ann was a chambermaid there 35 years ago! :D

I've only been to the Cattlemans once and that was years ago, was good though, Damn Yankee is also decent for Tex-Mex

Don't go to Headley's, Bed or the Courtyard (IMVHO). All have gone rapidly downhill over the last couple of years. :)

And DEFFO avoid Loch Fyne :_|

There is also the Gravelys posh fish and *****emporium on Cheltenham parade.

Yes Hug.. funnily enough opposite the Rajput! ..and Much better than Olivers (Cold Bath Rd) :)

Paddy Mayne 29 Nov 22:19
Don't go to Headley's, Bed or the Courtyard (IMVHO). All have gone rapidly downhill over the last couple of years.

Since you moved up there...