Hambleton Hall - Rutland

In a ära where casual eating and lack of formality (wassoever) seems to visit hambleton hall felt like a time travel. I have a few lifestyle blogs and books of late enlivened the lost art of civilized eating. how often have they put their table perfectly, well presented and all their best fucked and cute out? likely if they are entertaining? I must confess that I have made my fair share of slobbery, and we still choose to sit and eat before the television. I feel that after our little visit to hambleton hall, everything that will change.

Hamblet hall is a very nice farmhouse hotel at the ufer des rutland water near oakham. it has been holding a Michelin star since 1982 and the kitchens have been under the control of chef aaron patterson since 1992. the restaurant is classic with decent large, well spacious tables, with all quality napery, cutlery and crooked that they would expect. aaron pattersons eating fits well into this setting: there is a solid classic base with some modern twists.

Important birthday dinner. absolutely first-class evening. drinks on the beautiful terrace before as dinner in the very comfortable dining room. the food was excellent. quality, taste and presentation well worthy of their Michelin star status. a kitchen at the top of the game. beautiful personal touches like the named menu and with the petit fours plate with the outlet piped. the personal has met the perfect balance between friendly and professional. best culinary experience in the east midlands? likely. highly recommended!

10. visit - nice eating and wonderful staff. my favorite place to visit south of the border. many thanks again to the cook and the whole staff

We went for a 20-year anniversary, and we were totally spoiled. eating was extraordinary, the staff was very attentive and the ambiente was beautiful. we really enjoyed sitting on the terrace with a drink in front of dinner. the garden is beautifully maintained and the staff of the reception was very welcoming. I'd like to go back.