The best restaurants serving Other european-cuisines food in East Riding of Yorkshire Yorkshire and The Humber

Oh man by far the best ice cream not just in Exmouth but in Devon it’s creamy and just fresh incredible tasting at a reasonable price with plenty of choices & now even milkshakes lol could eat a different flavour every day lol

Harvey’s Brasserie the Sunday lunch is excellent, hot food served at speed from a well organised group of people. From the chef’s ,restaurant staff and kitchen support team. No place inBridlington like it, Cheers Harvey’s what an experience.

Always great but tonight even better! Mixed large kebab bursting with meats, delicious Kiev pizza with tasty fries on the side. Thanks Kismet!

El Bull and Sun está en una ubicación brillante entre la encantadora High Street en el casco antiguo y la hermosa iglesia Prioral que admite perros. Así que como queríamos comer antes del Servicio de Adviento nocturno en el Priorato y sabíamos que el Toro y el Sol sirve filetes de 4 onzas, parecía una buena opción. Desgraciadamente, los planes mejor trazados... Habíamos reservado, aunque no necesitamos tener ya que estaba lejos de estar ocupado. Pedí los filetes de solomillo y traté de comprar dos vasos de Pinot Grigio. Pero no, no tenían suficiente para dos vasos. Vale, entonces, una copa de Pinot y una copa de Sauvignon. Pero entonces no había suficiente Pinot para un vaso grande así que el camarero no sabía cómo cobrarlo. Tuve que llamar a alguien. Alguien vino y lo arregló, pero el nuevo servidor dice que no hay filetes disponibles. Así que volvemos al menú, deseando tener tiempo para ir a otro lugar. Entonces - chef servicial aparece y dice que puede hacer un poco de filete si tenemos ron. Ok, entonces, no hay ensalada de col en uno por favor. Las comidas llegan (una hora después de nuestra llegada) y no está ocupado. ¿Queremos salsas? Sí, mostaza, por favor. No, no tengo mostaza, al parecer no es muy demandada así que no la tienen ahora... El medio de carne de mi marido era comestible, mi medio raro no. Ni siquiera podías cortarlo con un cuchillo y ciertamente no podías masticarlo. Buen trabajo tuvimos a los perros bajo la mesa... Los aros de cebolla eran preciosos y las patatas fritas no estaban mal siempre y cuando te guste el sabor de la grasa bien utilizada. ¿Dónde está mi ensalada de col? Oh, sí, debería haberlo adivinado - sin ensalada de col. Todo lo que puedo decir es que es barato (13 libras algo para dos filetes pequeños) y que admite perros. Pero no soñaríamos con ir de nuevo. Alguien necesita agarrarse al Toro y al Sol o puedo ver que va por muchos pubs y desaparece. Lo cual sería una pena.

Very delicious brunch! 4 of us all had something different and we were all very happy with our food. Very fresh ingredients.

Non-existent welcome by the cafe staff. No ‘good morning’ or even a welcoming smile, just a very curt ‘have you booked? Lukewarm coffee. The back room where they sat us was distinctly chilly. In the butchery dept the staff seemed put out that they’d had to respond to a very simple question I’d asked. Nothing would lead me to want to set foot in this place again .

Christmas meal from work. Veggie tart pastry base was inedible as it was rock solid. A colleague had the same issue. Everyone else enjoyed their meal. Service was hit and miss, depending on which staff member you got. A couple of ‘huffs’ was heard particularly when it came to paying individually. I appreciate it was busy but we were made to feel like we were putting them out.

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.