Barton-Upon-Humber Restaurants

3 restaurants in Barton-Upon-Humber




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Georges and Swans Lake Restaurant

The Best Western Reeds Hotel, Westfield Lakes, Far-Ings Road, Barton-Upon-Humber, DN20 0RG [Map]

The Best Western Reeds Hotel which is located in the picturesque Westfield Lakes in Barton-upon-Humber is a delight for the senses with the bounties of nature surrounding it on all sides. A truly beautiful hotel, it's the ideal destination if you're looking for some rejuvenation yourself after a week of stressful work or maybe you could use their excellent conferencing facilities and hold your business meetings so everyone can enjoy the stunning locales, especially views of the magnificent Humber Bridge. Learn more

The Best Western Reeds Hotel which is located in the picturesque Westfield Lakes in Barton-upon-Humber is a delight for the senses with the bounties of nature surrounding it on all sides. A truly beautiful hotel, it's the ideal destination if you're looking for some rejuvenation yourself after a week of stressful work or maybe you could use their excellent conferencing facilities and hold your business meetings so everyone can enjoy the stunning locales, especially views of the magnificent Humber Bridge.

Their superb restaurant completes the picture, providing delicious traditional meals alongside imaginative contemporary dishes in a relaxed and laidback setting. At the Georges and Swans Lake Restaurant, you could begin with starters of salmon fishcakes with a light herb mayonnaise followed by a grilled trio of lamb chops layered on a herb pastry tartlet filled with minted onions and surrounded by a red wine jus. Fish and chips, steak and ale pie and pastas are some of the other tasty dishes on offer while their range of homemade desserts is enticing.

British, English, Family

£15.00£30.00

Rafters

122 Northland Road, Londonderry, nr Barton-upon-Humber, DN18 5PD [Map]

In the bleakness that can sometimes consume the mouth of the Humber it is refreshing to find a haven like Rafters where good food in pleasant surroundings combine. The reaction of most people on arrival is to head for the cosy bar, line up some drinks and ponder over a menu which offers around ten each starters and main courses. Learn more

In the bleakness that can sometimes consume the mouth of the Humber it is refreshing to find a haven like Rafters where good food in pleasant surroundings combine. The reaction of most people on arrival is to head for the cosy bar, line up some drinks and ponder over a menu which offers around ten each starters and main courses. Arrived at table an amuse bouche soon makes it appearance sometimes a small cup of soup or warm bread with delightfully fresh butter and a substantial bulb of roast garlic ready for some judicious mining and spreading on the bread. What a wonderful way to start.

From amongst the starters there was a choice of tempura battered seafood, which included fresh tuna, salmon and sea bass, tomato and basil soup, stilton stuffed withmushrooms and natural smoked haddock with wilted spinach and moules marinieres.

Rafters has the wonderful trick of making its dishes not only sound, but also look good. The mere thought of Gressingham duck is enough to get me going, the reality was even better. Mind you nor was it easy avoiding the medallions of pork fillet in cider and calvados, venison medallions with horseradish mash, braised lamb shank with rosemary and red wine or lemon and herb corn fed chicken breast with wild mushroom and thyme gravy.

For those for whom no visit to a restaurant as good as this one is ever complete with out more than a nod to the sea, a roast fillet of sea bass with asparagus, crushed potatoes and Madeira sauce competes against a sizzling seafood and chicken kebab featuring monkfish, salmon and tiger prawns. Vegetarians do not despair! Half of the huge selection of starters will safely satisfy you, followed up with aubergine, courgette and butternut parmigiana, or cauliflower cheese with sunflower and pumpkin seeds, and if that's not to your liking how about Mediterranean vegetable and cheese Wellington.

An enticing selection of puddings makes painful reading after the earlier indulgences but the sacrifice has to be made. The list is long and probably the favourite is the selection of four desserts on a plate which changes but on my visit included crème brûlée, citrus cheesecake, chocolate tart and fruit meringue. Is there anywhere else to go after that other than home when a swift bracing walk might be more appropriate?! But who wants to do that sort of thing in such a charming little place as Barton upon Humber.

Rafters is undoubtedly a great find and considering the difficulty in nailing down a reservation, readers of this review should consider themselves privileged that I, a Lincolnshire man, am prepared to share this secret with them.

European, Modern British, Seafood

£16.00£27.00

Elio's

Market Place, Barton-upon-Humber, DN18 5DA [Map]

Since 1983 Elio Grossi has been dispensing Italian bonhomie, cooking and wine, not necessarily in that order, and has built up an impressive dossier of awards, as well as an admiring clientele. All the old favourites are here with some really imaginative additions ranging from baby halibut with pepper sauce to monkfish in leek sauce. Learn more

Since 1983 Elio Grossi has been dispensing Italian bonhomie, cooking and wine, not necessarily in that order, and has built up an impressive dossier of awards, as well as an admiring clientele. All the old favourites are here with some really imaginative additions ranging from baby halibut with pepper sauce to monkfish in leek sauce. Somewhere in the kitchen must be a frustrated chef seeking new culinary avenues down which to lead the more imaginative bretheren at the tables. All dishes are supported by lashings of vegetables, though the desserts can be a trifle ordinary. Adequate wine list and cheerful service.

Italian

£20.00£38.00


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