Clapham Restaurant in Kingston upon Hull, City of

Elegimos comer aquí en base a criterios sencillos: el lugar más cercano a Hull New Theatre con opciones sin gluten. En realidad resultó ser el más cercano con cualquier opción! Estábamos asistiendo a una función de ópera a las 7 pm y no queríamos llegar tarde, así que la ubicación era un factor importante. Conocemos otros lugares en Hull que tienen buenas opciones dietéticas pero no habían comido aquí antes. Su ubicación en el teatro hace que el servicio pre-teatro ocupado que es bueno, supongo, a pesar de que el servicio de restaurante casi completo siguió siendo bueno. El personal era muy cálido, educado y acogedor. Fue una buena experiencia. Tuvimos un menú especial de gluten - gratis que siempre es una buena señal para los celíacos, así como el menú regular. Aunque tienen un especial de dos o tres platos anunciado, no somos buenos comedores y generalmente solo podemos administrar un plato en una comida nocturna. Hay una bonita carta en la pared de H.R. H Anne La Princesa Real agradeciéndoles por su buena comida Fish & Chips cuando se alojó hace un par de años. Esta parecía una buena opción, así que pedimos dos, uno con gluten y otro sin gluten. La opción sin gluten fue una sorpresa ya que se cocinó sin rebozar; solo pescado a la parrilla (lo supusimos). Sin embargo, la descripción del menú no lo muestra. Esta omisión nos hizo bajar un comienzo en nuestra calificación, Por lo demás, todo estaba bien. La comida era bastante satisfactoria. En todo caso las porciones eran más grandes de lo que esperábamos, pero muchos encontrarían a su gusto. Pudimos conseguir los vinos que queríamos por copa y agua del grifo a la mesa, así como otras bebidas en el bar. No es una noche barata, pero tampoco cara. Todo bien para Yorkshire.

We had dinner and breakfast here as we were staying in the hotel. Dinner was delicious, freshly cooked, and very reasonably priced. Staff were friendly and professional. The breakfast was included in the room rate, and it was excellent. Juice, tea, coffee, toast, pastries, yogurts, cereal, and a full English breakfast cooked to order.

We stayed 8 nights in the joining Kingston Theatre Hotel and ate in the Clapham restaurant a handful of times. The food is served piping hot, flavourful and delicious. I particularly recommend the fishcakes, whereas my partner loved the roast dinners at lunch time and Eton mess. Wonderful service, cosy atmosphere and the decor is stunning.

Went for dinner on a Friday night before going to the theatre. We had a table booked and when we arrived were given the choice of sitting in the restaurant or bar - we chose the latter, although both were pretty quiet. There wasn't a huge amount of choice on the menu, although it did all sound good and I ended up having to choose between three different things! We were told there would be a bit of a wait for our meals, but we weren't waiting too long and it all tasted good. The chips were a bit too greasy, though, as was the burger - by the end the bread was soaked it in. We didn't have dessert, but there seemed to be some good options. We will most likely go again, as it is so convenient for the theatre - although it is a little bit more expensive than some other places, but it is worth it for the location.

a place that focuses on the more traditional Brit food but does it very well. reasonably priced and very good service. a few veggie options but mostly meat and fish based

Entering the hotel restaurant is a moving experience; moving back in time. The decor is recently completed Neo-Edwardian. On entry from the street we were met by a stale smell due to poor ventilation. In the bar we studied the stunningly short wine list. On the white side there are three sauvignon blancs, one chenin blanc, one pinot grigio and two chardonnays. We drank a bottle of Chablis. Later we asked for another. They do not have two bottles of Chablis. The service was rude. They plonked the bottle on the table. Pour the wine yourself into the glasses you used for the Chablis. When we asked for different glasses we were told: “There are four glasses on the table.” There was a hair in the butter. To start I had processed mushrooms in a glutinous sauce served in an impractical dish (see picture) with a knife and fork which you can’t use to eat them. Next I had fish cakes which were horrible slime balls deep fried in batter served picnic style (see picture). Companions had white fish served with unsuitable boiled vegetables like fifty years ago (see picture). The food is terrible. The cost per person for two courses including coffee and mineral water, but excluding alcohol, was £25.