Imagine
an elegant friendly hotel and
restaurant set in peaceful gardens.
Go one step further and imagine
friendly staff that really cares
about the quality and presentation
of the food they serve.
Take another step and you find
excellent starters and main courses. Then
imagine a restaurant where not only do
desserts look so good that diners frequently
photograph their puddings but where the
attention to detail is only matched by the
sharp and rich flavours of lemon tarts and
chocolate roulades. I’ll share my secret
with you so you can experience all of this
for yourself; visit The Old Mill at
Langtoft.
Seasonal Food
There’s something
magical and evocative about eating seasonal
food. Crab salad never tastes as good as
when it is eaten fresh on warm summer days.
Mushrooms always remind me of autumn and I
only enjoy parsnips in late autumn and
winter. The best and tastiest English lamb
arrives in autumn and works perfectly when
followed by late plump Scottish raspberries
or simple apple pie made with Bramley
apples.
What's on the menu?
Old
Mill starters include sautéed chicken livers
with Madeira served with an autumn salad and
smoked salmon with crayfish tails.
Main courses include
roast pork fillet with apples, rack of lamb
with garlic jus and wild mushroom risotto
and the famous desserts include apple pie,
Eton mess made with raspberries and a
fabulous citrus torte
which is sharp and tangy with a crisp light
pastry, perfectly accompanied with Cream of the Wolds
vanilla ice cream. Indulge in a trio
of Cream of the Wolds vanilla, strawberry
and chocolate. Don’t forget to try the
cheese board and choose from a selection of
eight liqueur coffees to warm an autumn
evening. Flavours include Irish made with
Jameson's whiskey, Italian made with Sambuca
and Mexican made with Tequila.
Menus at The Old Mill
change regularly and a good selection of the
food served is locally sourced within the
Wolds and East Riding of Yorkshire area. The
fully licensed restaurant seats up to 80. A
la carte menu available Monday to Saturday
from 12 noon until 2.30pm and 6pm to 9.30pm.
Sunday 12noon until 7pm.
Sunday lunches
start from £10.50 and £16.50 for three
courses. Main courses include roast sirloin
of local beef with Yorkshire pudding and
roasted chicken breast all served with
seasonal vegetables. Choose from apple pie,
sticky toffee pudding, trio of Cream of the
Wolds ice cream and pear and frangipan tart
to make a perfect Sunday lunch.
The Old Mill bar meals are
served throughout the week and include
fabulous hot and cold sandwiches. Choose
from lamb and minted mayonnaise, coronation
chicken, chicken and brie, hummus and black
olive all served in ciabatta or tortilla
wraps and perfect for an autumn lunch choose
from the hot sandwiches. The selection
includes prawn and dill mayonnaise, steak
with caramelised onions, hot pork and apple
and roasted vegetable melt. All are served
on ciabatta or baguette wrap with chunky
chips and salad.
The Old
Mill also cater for:-
Weddings
Private parties
Office parties
Business meetings
Conferences
The restaurant has
recently been refurbished as have the nine
bedrooms. When we visited all the elegant
en-suite rooms were occupied and judging by
the quiet efficiency of the staff I would
expect a stay at The Old Mill to be a
delightful experience. The tranquil setting
of this former farm house and corn mill on
The Yorkshire Wolds is perfect for
anyone wanting to
walk, cycle,
bird watch or drive in the undiscovered
and peaceful East Yorkshire Wolds. Use the
Old Mill as a base to visit
Beverley for shopping and the Minster,
York for the Minster and
Yorvik museum, the beaches at Scarborough and Filey
and the
NorthYorkshire Moors (Heartbeat
country). Not to be missed is a day out at
the races atBeverley and
York and the beautiful country houses of
East Yorkshire,
Burton Agnes,
Burton Constable and
Wassand Hall.
Scampston Hall in nearby North Yorkshire
recently appeared on channel 4.
Room & breakfast tariff
£45 per person per night Monday to Thursday
Room, dinner bed and
breakfast £69 per night per person per
night.
Pets welcome! bowls and
bedding available
The Old Mill, Langtoft,
Driffield. East Riding of Yorkshire is
situated on the B1249 Driffield to
Scarborough road. From the M62 take junction
37 and follow the A614/A613 to Bridlington.
Take the B1249 from Driffield.
Gary & Kathie
The Old
Mill Hotel & Restaurant, Mill Lane,
Langtoft, Driffield, East Yorkshire,
YO25 3BQ
Telephone: 01377 267 284
Fax: 01377 267383
eaten fresh on warm summer days.
Mushrooms always remind me of autumn and I
only enjoy parsnips in late autumn and
winter. The best and tastiest English lamb
arrives in autumn and works perfectly when
followed by late plump Scottish raspberries
or simple apple pie made with Bramley
apples.
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