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Casa Mia Grande in Chapel Allerton is the fine dining arm of the Casa Mia group, which now comprises three Italian restaurants. This award-winning venue marries a bustling and vibrant atmosphere with an Italian-inspired Mediterranean menu. Pasta is home-made and fish is a speciality here. Casa Mia Grande is open Tuesday to Saturday for lunch and dinner and right through the day on Sundays. The new Casa Mia loyalty card, which entitles holders to a whole host of cost-saving benefits, is now available. Click here to apply .Awards | 1 AA Rosette

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Rudding Park’s stylish two AA rosette Clocktower restaurant includes a 27-foot limestone bar, a hand-made pink crystal chandelier from Nice and hand-painted Brazilian wallpaper. The award-winning chefs pride themselves on compiling seasonal menus using the best local produce. The daily Yorkshire menu offers a choice of dishes, each featuring a principal ingredient sourced in Yorkshire within a 75-mile radius of Rudding Park and annotated with the food miles travelled from gate to plate. In addition, there is an extensive wine list to complement the food. Enjoy a drink in the lively bar, relax in the conservatory with its 400-year-old olive tree or dine al fresco on the extensive terrace. Rudding Park is just 2½ miles south of Harrogate, set amongst 300 acres of picturesque parkland. Facilities include a 50-bedroom hotel, an 18-hole golf course, a 6-hole short course, golf academy and floodlit, covered driving range. Rudding Park’s consultant chef Stephanie Moon has just launched a blog -- www.thewildcook.com -- dedicated to locally sourced and foraged food.Awards | 2 AA Rosettes

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Located on Frenchgate, one of Richmond's most picturesque cobbled streets, this former gentleman's residence dates back to the mid-eighteenth century. Completely remodelled and refurbished, it's now a boutique hotel with eight rooms and an AA-rosetted restaurant. It's decorated in fine style with period furniture and original artwork adorning the walls and there's a private walled garden to the rear. The dining room with its oak tables and restored boards serves a Modern British menu with a European twist featuring dishes such as wild mushroom risotto with ricotta, white truffle and a puree of cepes. The 100-bin wine list offers plenty of choice for all tastes and budgets. And if you fancy a private dining experience with a difference, up to six people can enjoy a candlelit dinner inside an African pot in the walled garden. It weighs 350kg, is 3.5 meters high and has heated walls and seats. Enquire about availabilityAwards | 2 AA Rosettes

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Healds Hall was built in 1764 and is closely associated with Charlotte Bronte, who based a character in her novel 'Shirley' on former resident Rev. Hammond Robertson. The current owners took over in 1979 and have developed the property into an award-winning family-run hotel and restaurant. It's set in peaceful grounds and has 24 ensuite rooms, all furnished to a high standard and some dating back to the 18th century. There are two restaurants and a private function room which have been recently refurbished. The AA-rosetted Harringtons restaurant offers classic and contemporary dishes in a fine dining environment while the stylish bistro is decked out with contemporary artwork and is more informal. The menu is the same in both though, based on locally sourced produce and including vegetables grown in the grounds. There is also an extensive wine list, personally selected by the GM who is a passionate oenophile. Healds Hall is also popular for all kinds of functions and events, with a dedicated function suite ideal for weddings and conferences.Awards | 1 AA Rosette

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Located close to the centre of the historic North Yorkshire spa town of Harrogate, the Hotel Du Vin & Bistro overlooks, The Stray, a 200-acre common, created in 1778 by an act of Parliament and containing many of Harrogate's famous mineral springs. Occupying a row of eight Georgian-styled houses, the Hotel comprises 48 bedrooms and magnificent airy loft suites, featuring pristine beds of luxurious Egyptian Linen, Monsoon showers, stylish furnishings and unique décor. It is also home to the trademark French-styled bistro serving classic dishes with a modern edge, unsurpassed wine cellars and eclectic furnishings. The bistro is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner offering 'simple classics' that change seasonally along with a selection of daily specials, all supporting their philosophy of using the finest and freshest local produce, cooked simply, priced sensibly.Awards | 2 AA Rosettes | Good Food Guide 2

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A stylish boutique hotel in the classic Hotel du Vin style, the property is located in the area known as The Mount, close to historic York’s city centre, Hotel du Vin York is a unique luxury boutique hotel set in a beautiful grade II listed building that dates back to the early 19th century. Formerly a private home and an orphanage the hotel is home to the trademark Hotel du Vin Bistro serving classic European cuisine with a contemporary edge. Here you will find ‘simple classics’ that change seasonally, with head chef Ricky Murray (ex-Malmaison Leeds) adding his own selections daily, all supporting a philosophy of using the finest and freshest local produce, cooked simply, priced sensibly. An extensive and eclectic wine list is a key feature of the hotel. In addition to the main list, which includes an impressive array by the glass, there is a small daily selection of good-value wines to complement the menu. The bistro is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, seven days a week.Awards | 1 AA Rosette

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Set above the market town of Otley, in West Yorkshire, you will find Chevin Country Park Hotel & Spa, a Scandinavian-style hotel situated amongst unspoiled woodlands with secluded accommodation and glorious fishing lakes. The AA-rosetted Lakeside Restaurant has just reopened after a major extension which adds additional light airy space, a terrace overhanging the lake and a roof balcony. The Modern European menu is based around organic produce and features main courses like Grilled venison haunch with baby turnips, marinated wild mushrooms, dauphinoise potato and beetroot oil and Twice baked blue stilton and walnut soufflé with tomato and shallot oil, rocket leaf and crushed new potato. Throughout the day you can relax on leather sofas in the Snug Lounge, chat with friends at informal benches in the main bar or unwind beside the hotel’s private lakes. The hotel’s 49 rooms include lakeview log cabins.Awards | 1 AA Rosette

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Like all Mals, Leeds Malmaison has its own unique story to tell. A one-time bus and tram company office, proud remnants of its past are still on show. Tasty, beautifully presented cuisine is prepared by head chef James Key and his team using local ingredients. You’ll also love the surroundings – the brasserie screams style and elegance, with an impressive vaulted ceiling, leather booths and a contemporary open-through glass fireplace. Malmaison Leeds has some superb private dining rooms to accommodate intimate parties or more lavish affairs. The private dining room in the brasserie is a sultry hideaway cum Champagne bar for the more bubbly. Rack upon rack of vinos run wall to wall in this cosy and intimate space. With a further 4 private rooms able to accommodate parties from 8 to 32, there is a space to suit all your dining needs. Malmaison Brasserie is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, seven days a week as well as Sunday Brunch.Awards | 1 AA Rosette

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Nine miles north of York in Sutton-on-the-Forest, the 200-year-old Rose and Crown pub has built up a fantastic reputation for its food and boasts an AA rosette and a Michelin Bib Gourmand. Fish and seafood are specialities with the choice of menus including a la carte, a classics menu, Sunday lunch, light bites and an early bird. Fresh ingredients are delivered daily and the menus change with the seasons. There is an extensive wine list and a good selection of real ales. The dining room at the Rose and Crown has recently had a new conservatory extension added and the tropically themed outdoor terrace features an impressive Breeze House heated gazebo and seating for up to 40 guests. There is also a bespoke service for functions of all kinds, including weddings. Awards | Michelin Bib Gourmand | 1 AA Rosette

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Located in Yorkshire Dales National Park, ideally positioned at the Three Peaks of Whernside, Pen-Y-Ghent and Ingleborough. The Traddock is steeped in history, originally built in the 1740s as a family home, the Georgian building was extended in the Victorian era and had endured several changes of use until recently becoming the hotel and restaurant of today. Passionatley run by the Reynolds family, the name derives from the trading paddock that was once on the grounds and was nick-named 'The Traddock' by local farmers. The hotel has 12 individually styled, en-suite rooms that retain their original features and character. The award winning restaurant is an integral part of the hotel's ethos of best practise and sustainability, which extends to the policy of local sourcing and mimimal carbon footprint. They use organic and bio-dynamic produce where possible. The kitchen team of four is headed by Chef John Pratt whose passion has led him to partner many local artisan producers to create dishes inspired by traditional English slow cooking. Dinner is served daily from 6.30-9pm and offers starters such as Smoked Haddock and Spinach Pikelets, Soft Poached Egg and mains of Pan Roasted Rack of Mansergh Hall Lamb, Rosemary Polenta Cake, Honey Roasted Parsnips, Rosemary and Redcurrant Jus. or slow food such as Confit Shin of Mansergh Hall Beef-Shallot Tatin, Turnip and Horseradish Puree, Dauphinoise and Red Wine Jus. The impressive 80 bin wine list includes 35 organics and they hold regular wine tasting dinners. This ethos of sustainability extends to the policy of local sourcing and mimimal carbon footprint, they use organic and bio-dynamic produce where possible. The kitchen team of four is headed by Chef John Pratt whose passion has led him to partner many local artisan producers to create dishes inspired by traditional English slow cooking. Dinner is served daily from 6.30-9pm and offers starters such as Smoked Haddock and Spinach Pikelets, Soft Poached Egg and mains of Pan Roasted Rack of Mansergh Hall Lamb, Rosemary Polenta Cake, Honey Roasted Parsnips, Rosemary and Redcurrant Jus. or slow food such as Confit Shin of Mansergh Hall Beef-Shallot Tatin, Turnip and Horseradish Puree, Dauphinoise and Red Wine Jus. The impressive 80 bin wine list includes 35 organics and they hold regular wine tasting dinners. Awards | 1 AA Rosette

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