Harvey's Brasserie in East Riding of Yorkshire

Unfortunately first and last time. Waited 10 minutes for a table, which was fine, ordered food and drinks, 15 minutes wait for first drink then brought my husband’s orange juice and we had to ask for his tea, not quite sure why all the drinks were not brought out together. Having waited 40 minutes and no food arrived, despite people that came in after us were sat eating I was informed that it was because I was having eggs!!!!! Sausage sandwich and scrambled eggs arrived. I ordered poached eggs. Needless to say I offered to pay for our drinks but said we would not be eating as after the long wait wasn’t going to sit another 40 minutes. They didn’t charge us for our drinks but the whole experience put us off going again. It is animal friendly, we are animal lovers but there was a lady with a dog that she let walk on the table and it also weed on the floor and if the manager hadn’t noticed they would not have said anything. Such a shame as we prefer to use independent shops

Always enjoy our visit here. Lovely beer garden, good food and great selection of drinks in cosy surroundings. Well worth a visit.

Today I purchased 6 cheese straws from Cooplands in Driffield. These cheese straws were then carried home safely in amongst the rest of my shopping from various other shops this morning. When it came time for my sister to eat these cheese straws, she put 3 on her plate. She ate two of the 3 with no problem and then when she got to the third cheese straw she took two bites and let out a very loud “OW!” as she had bitten into something hard whilst chewing her cheese straw. She proceeded to spit out the mouthful of cheese straw she was chewing and looking at the mouthful on her plate to see if there was anything there. She gasped and said “Oh my god thats a stone” I said “don't be ridiculous theres no way” and then she picked it out of the chewed up mouthful of cheese straw and held out her hand and said “look A STONE” I couldn't believe my eyes , she was right it was a stone which she had bitten into whilst trying to enjoy her last cheese straw. Me and my sister, Jess, are appalled, horrified and disgusted that this has slipped past the quality checks. This stone could have seriously injured her teeth so thank god she realised and spat it out. This unfortunately puts an end to us purchasing baked goods at our local Cooplands. My sister is to quote her words “too traumatised to eat anything from Cooplands again”. I hope this gets picked up and reflected on and that it doesn’t happen to any other Cooplands customers. Many thanks.