Mini Yorkshire Puddings £3.95 £6.95
With caramelised onion and red wine gravy
Thai Fishcake £4.75 £9.50
With mixed leaf salad and sweet chilli dressing
Smoked Salmon £5.75 £11.50
With lime crème fraiche and crusty bread
Oven Baked Camembert £5.25 £11.50
With herb crust and grilled bread
Chicken Liver Brandy Pate £4.50 £8.95
With red onion marmalade and crusty bread
Corn Fed Chicken Breast £14.95 with crushed bacon, chive potatoes and pesto dressing
Scampi and Chunky Chips £12.95
With Pea Puree and tartare sauce
Lamb Rump £15.95
With bubble and squeak and a rosemary red wine sauce
Sweet potato, chick pea and spinach curry £12.95
Pilau rice, naan bread and mint raita
Thursday, 13 October 2011
Hotel team complete 10k Sheffield run!
Picture back Left to Right: Katey Dent, Craig Dowie, Francesca Allsopp, Toni Myers, Laura Sanderson, Verity Marriott
Front left to right: Tony Dent, Simon Boguszewski, Sarah Hamilton and Kerry Proctor
A team from The Rutland Hotel on Glossop Road in Sheffield are celebrating after all completing the Sheffield Bupa 10k run last Sunday.
The team of 11 were running and raising money for the South Yorkshire Heart Appeal which is the hotels chosen charity for 2011/2012.
Katey Dent Hotel Sales Manager said “The SYHA is close to the hearts of the staff at the hotel as we have many families staying at the hotel whose relatives are having some form of surgery at the Sheffield Hospitals. We wanted to stand out from the crowd at the run so all donned branded T shirts and had heart shaped balloons and heart boppers on our heads, as well as carrying a hospital stretcher from start to finish with one of the team dressed as a heart surgeon!!”
Katey added “The day was amazing, two of the team has injuries on the day and one of us had to limp all the way to the finish – but we all did it and have raised well over £2000 for the appeal”.
For more information about the appeal – please visit - http://www.sth.nhs.uk/cardiac/south-yorkshire-heart-appeal
Friday, 7 October 2011
Specials
Starter Main
Warm Pork Pie £4.25 £8.50
With Branston’s pickle and Picallili
Thai Fishcakes £4.75 £9.50
With rocket and sweet chilli dressing
Char-grilled Vegetable Terrine £4.50 £8.95
With beetroot puree
Soup of the day
With crusty bread £4.25 £8.50
Mini Duck Spring Rolls £4.75 £9.50
Cucumber & spring onion salad,
Toasted sesame seeds, hoi sin sauce
Breaded Goats Cheese £5.75 £11.50
Raspberry, balsamic dressing
Lamb Rump £15.95
Bubble & Squeak potato cake, rosemary and red wine sauce
Venison and Orange Sausages £11.95
Carrot and swede mash, onion gravy
Whole Tail Scampi £12.95
Minted garden peas and tartar sauce
Pan Fried Corn Fed Chicken Breast £14.95
Chorizo, butterbean and tomato stew
Bavette of Beef £15.95
Rosti potato, thyme and Henderson’s relish gravy
Oriental Spiced Duck Breast £16.95
With sweet chilli noodles
Chickpea, Spinach and Sweet Potato Curry £12.95
With pilau rice, naan bread and mint yoghurt
Starter Main
Warm Pork Pie £4.25 £8.50
With Branston’s pickle and Picallili
Thai Fishcakes £4.75 £9.50
With rocket and sweet chilli dressing
Char-grilled Vegetable Terrine £4.50 £8.95
With beetroot puree
Soup of the day
With crusty bread £4.25 £8.50
Mini Duck Spring Rolls £4.75 £9.50
Cucumber & spring onion salad,
Toasted sesame seeds, hoi sin sauce
Breaded Goats Cheese £5.75 £11.50
Raspberry, balsamic dressing
Lamb Rump £15.95
Bubble & Squeak potato cake, rosemary and red wine sauce
Venison and Orange Sausages £11.95
Carrot and swede mash, onion gravy
Whole Tail Scampi £12.95
Minted garden peas and tartar sauce
Pan Fried Corn Fed Chicken Breast £14.95
Chorizo, butterbean and tomato stew
Bavette of Beef £15.95
Rosti potato, thyme and Henderson’s relish gravy
Oriental Spiced Duck Breast £16.95
With sweet chilli noodles
Chickpea, Spinach and Sweet Potato Curry £12.95
With pilau rice, naan bread and mint yoghurt
Tuesday, 4 October 2011
Staff at the Rutland Hotel have taken on the challenge of running the10k Bupa Great Yorkshire Run on Sunday 9 October, to help raise funds for the South Yorkshire Heart Appeal.
The Appeal supports specialist cardiac services, and world class research at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. These services help save lives in the region, by reducing the odds of death from coronary heart disease which remains one of theUK’s biggest killers.
‘Team Rutland’ have been training for the last three months to get themselves fit for the big event. Most of the team of nine have not even run before and have had to work hard to ensure they can cover the miles on the day. Some have suffered minor injuries, such as pulled hamstrings, but are still determined to complete the race.
Katey Dent, Sales Manager at the Rutland Hotel said:” When I first started training, I couldn’t even run to the end of my street, so this is a real challenge for me, but I was determined to be part of the team. Relatives of patients often use the hotel so we see first hand how important access to quality health care is and this is our way of helping to support this.”
The Rutland Hotel has a long standing relationship with Sheffield Hospitals Charity and has previously raised funds for their Sheffield Cystic Fibrosis Appeal. This year the hotel has chosen to support the Heart Appeal and the 10k run is to launch the start of their ongoing support. The team will be clearly visible on the day as they will be running with heart shaped items to help raise awareness of the appeal.
Carol Denton, Fundraiser for the Appeal welcomed the support and commented: “Heart disease is higher than average in South Yorkshire so it is even more vital that we can help contribute to ensuring that the Cardiothoracic Centre remains one of the leading facilities for providing cutting edge treatment and undertaking world class research.”
Anyone wishing to sponsor Team Rutland can do so at www.justgiving.com/Team-Rutland-Hotel.
Thanks You Rutland Hotel Sheffield
I wanted to express my appreciation of the kindness and assistance shown during my stay at The Rutland Hotel.
The people who have contacted me, through you, have all spoken very highly of the help you have given them all and the manner in which it was delivered - for which I thank you all.
You have certainly helped me to make my prolonged stay bearable, and I do wish you all the best in the future.
Kind regards
Edna
The people who have contacted me, through you, have all spoken very highly of the help you have given them all and the manner in which it was delivered - for which I thank you all.
You have certainly helped me to make my prolonged stay bearable, and I do wish you all the best in the future.
Kind regards
Edna
Monday, 3 October 2011
Rutland Hotel Restaurant Specials!!
Starter Main
Duck Spring Roll £4.75 £9.50
Cucumber & spring onion salad
and toasted sesame seeds
Leek and Potato Soup
With crusty bread £4.25 £8.50
Breaded Goats Cheese £5.75 £11.50
With raspberry balsamic dressing
Ham Hock Terrine £4.50 £8.95
With piccalilli and grilled bread
Mediterranean Vegetable and Brie Tart £5.25 £10.50
With rocket and balsamic dressing
Venison and Orange Sausages £11.95
With herb mash and onion gravy
6oz Rump Steak £14.95
With chunky chips, mushroom, tomato and onion rings
Rutland Mixed Grill £16.95
Fillet steak, mushroom, tomato, chunky hand cut chips
and onion rings
Duck Spring Roll £4.75 £9.50
Cucumber & spring onion salad
and toasted sesame seeds
Leek and Potato Soup
With crusty bread £4.25 £8.50
Breaded Goats Cheese £5.75 £11.50
With raspberry balsamic dressing
Ham Hock Terrine £4.50 £8.95
With piccalilli and grilled bread
Mediterranean Vegetable and Brie Tart £5.25 £10.50
With rocket and balsamic dressing
Venison and Orange Sausages £11.95
With herb mash and onion gravy
6oz Rump Steak £14.95
With chunky chips, mushroom, tomato and onion rings
Rutland Mixed Grill £16.95
Fillet steak, mushroom, tomato, chunky hand cut chips
and onion rings
Thursday, 29 September 2011
Jess Ennis makes a visit to The Rutland Hotel!
Great to see Sheffield's Jess Ennnis at The Rutland Hotel Sheffield filming!Jess was so lovely and very positive about her training for 2012, while planning a wedding!
See you soon Jess back at The Rutland Hotel Sheffield!!
Photo: Jess with hotel Sales Manager Katey Dent
Tuesday, 27 September 2011
To: All the staff at the Rutland
We just wanted to write to express our sincere thanks and gratitude for the way our wedding at the Rutland on Friday 9 September was managed.
From the moment we booked the hotel 18 months in advance right through to the day itself the service we received was highly professional and without fault. All the way through we felt very confident that we had selected the right venue.
Many of our guests have commented on how much they enjoyed both the day and the venue.
The food at both the Wedding Breakfast and in the evening was excellent and the evening disco was fantastic and enjoyed by everyone.
In particular we would like to thank all the staff in the Events Team and everybody who was working on the day especially Kerry who managed the event.
If you require any testimonials or such like for promotional purposes please don't hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to assist.
Once again many thanks and best wishes for the future.
Robert & Alexis Foster
We just wanted to write to express our sincere thanks and gratitude for the way our wedding at the Rutland on Friday 9 September was managed.
From the moment we booked the hotel 18 months in advance right through to the day itself the service we received was highly professional and without fault. All the way through we felt very confident that we had selected the right venue.
Many of our guests have commented on how much they enjoyed both the day and the venue.
The food at both the Wedding Breakfast and in the evening was excellent and the evening disco was fantastic and enjoyed by everyone.
In particular we would like to thank all the staff in the Events Team and everybody who was working on the day especially Kerry who managed the event.
If you require any testimonials or such like for promotional purposes please don't hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to assist.
Once again many thanks and best wishes for the future.
Robert & Alexis Foster
Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Rutland Hotel Sheffield Restaurant Specials!
Thai Fishcakes
With Sweet chilli dressing
Flat Cap Mushroom
Kelham Island Henderson’s relish rarebit,
breadcrumb topping
Carrot and Coriander Soup
Baked Camembert
Garlic Rosemary, red onion chutney and crusty bread
Mini Yorkshire Pudding
With caramelised red onion gravy
Wild Mushroom and Chicken Liver Terrine
With fruit chutney and crusty bread
Mediterranean and Goats Cheese Tart
With rocket and balsamic dressing
Wild Boar and Yorkshire Ale Sausages
With herb mash and onion gravy
Pork Fillet
With black pudding apricot stuffing, sauté potatoes, cider and thyme jus
Lamb Rump
With bubble and squeak, red wine and rosemary sauce
Salmon Fillet
Wrapped in filo pastry, with roast vegetable cous cous & sweet chilli
balsamic dressing
Barnsley Chop
With crushed minted new potatoes and pan gravy
Char Grilled Tuna Steak
With roast vine tomatoes, and lemon & sweet chilli risotto
8oz Rump Steak
With chunky chips, mushroom, tomato and onion rings
With Sweet chilli dressing
Flat Cap Mushroom
Kelham Island Henderson’s relish rarebit,
breadcrumb topping
Carrot and Coriander Soup
Baked Camembert
Garlic Rosemary, red onion chutney and crusty bread
Mini Yorkshire Pudding
With caramelised red onion gravy
Wild Mushroom and Chicken Liver Terrine
With fruit chutney and crusty bread
Mediterranean and Goats Cheese Tart
With rocket and balsamic dressing
Wild Boar and Yorkshire Ale Sausages
With herb mash and onion gravy
Pork Fillet
With black pudding apricot stuffing, sauté potatoes, cider and thyme jus
Lamb Rump
With bubble and squeak, red wine and rosemary sauce
Salmon Fillet
Wrapped in filo pastry, with roast vegetable cous cous & sweet chilli
balsamic dressing
Barnsley Chop
With crushed minted new potatoes and pan gravy
Char Grilled Tuna Steak
With roast vine tomatoes, and lemon & sweet chilli risotto
8oz Rump Steak
With chunky chips, mushroom, tomato and onion rings
Friday, 16 September 2011
Sheffield Review - The Leeds Guide
I think I’m in love. His dark, pool-deep eyes look into mine as I stroke my hand through his wiry hair. Meerkats are probably not the best of pets, though and this one looks pretty happy to continue being shown round the visitors at Sheffield’s Butterfly House. My partner and I have come to see the new prarie dog residents – similar to meerkats but, as they bask in the sun in their expansive enclosure, seemingly a bit more chilled out – along with other residents including pigs, goats, rabbits, skunks, birds of prey and of course, butterflies.
It’s a really sweet place with obvious emphasis on caring for the animals and educating youngsters. As you’d expect, the meerkats keep small crowds amused for hours but we’re most enamoured by the tiny goat kids in the Small Animal House, who trot over to lick our hands and generally turn us to mush. The butterfly house is very impressive, larger than our beloved Tropical World in Roundhay, it houses snakes and spiders (thankfully housed in tanks) as well as myriad types of butterly, terrapins, fish and a huge lizard (unhoused, as we found to our surprise when we came face to face).
We’ve become quite obsessed with the staycation, my partner and me. The equivalent of putting a pin in a map, only with slightly more background information, we’ll search www.yorkshire.com and pick a destination, generally based on how many cute animal opportunities it boasts. Sheffield won out this time, and before our visit to the Butterfly House, booked in at The Rutland Hotel, about a ten minute walk from the city centre.
The hotel’s entrance at the back does little to give away the beautiful garden with water feature and boutique bedrooms, so we are suitably impressed when we arrive in the Dainton Suite. Exposed brick, wood panelling and rich-hued furnishings prevail and there’s a hamper full of local delights, including the ubiquitous Henderson’s Relish. There are also two wet rooms, which even I don’t manage to fully take over with cosmetics and candles.
We enjoy the last rays of afternoon sun – is it just me or is South Yorkshire just a teeny bit more clement? – with drinks in the pretty garden. The restaurant boasts a conservatory and tasteful furnishings which remind me of a health spa; only with more Yorkshire puddings, naturally. We’d vowed to spend more time after tea exploring the greenest city in Europe (Sheffield has a record-breaking 2 million trees and 5,500 plant species, apparently) but a big meal and inviting bed put paid to this. We’ll return soon anyway… we hear there’s another wildlife park just around the corner.
www.yorkshire.com, www.rutlandhotel-sheffield.com, www.butterflyhouse.co.uk
It’s a really sweet place with obvious emphasis on caring for the animals and educating youngsters. As you’d expect, the meerkats keep small crowds amused for hours but we’re most enamoured by the tiny goat kids in the Small Animal House, who trot over to lick our hands and generally turn us to mush. The butterfly house is very impressive, larger than our beloved Tropical World in Roundhay, it houses snakes and spiders (thankfully housed in tanks) as well as myriad types of butterly, terrapins, fish and a huge lizard (unhoused, as we found to our surprise when we came face to face).
We’ve become quite obsessed with the staycation, my partner and me. The equivalent of putting a pin in a map, only with slightly more background information, we’ll search www.yorkshire.com and pick a destination, generally based on how many cute animal opportunities it boasts. Sheffield won out this time, and before our visit to the Butterfly House, booked in at The Rutland Hotel, about a ten minute walk from the city centre.
The hotel’s entrance at the back does little to give away the beautiful garden with water feature and boutique bedrooms, so we are suitably impressed when we arrive in the Dainton Suite. Exposed brick, wood panelling and rich-hued furnishings prevail and there’s a hamper full of local delights, including the ubiquitous Henderson’s Relish. There are also two wet rooms, which even I don’t manage to fully take over with cosmetics and candles.
We enjoy the last rays of afternoon sun – is it just me or is South Yorkshire just a teeny bit more clement? – with drinks in the pretty garden. The restaurant boasts a conservatory and tasteful furnishings which remind me of a health spa; only with more Yorkshire puddings, naturally. We’d vowed to spend more time after tea exploring the greenest city in Europe (Sheffield has a record-breaking 2 million trees and 5,500 plant species, apparently) but a big meal and inviting bed put paid to this. We’ll return soon anyway… we hear there’s another wildlife park just around the corner.
www.yorkshire.com, www.rutlandhotel-sheffield.com, www.butterflyhouse.co.uk
Thursday, 15 September 2011
Who's got the Sheffield Smile??
SMILE and the world of hospitality smiles with you - as these eight beaming finalists will tell you.
They’ve been shortlisted to win the Sheffield Smile Award, sponsored by The Star.
It honours the hospitality worker who brightens everyone’s day with their warm, friendly personality, as they help to make Sheffield a destination of choice.
The category is part of the Hospitality Sheffield Awards, this year at the Holiday Inn Royal Victoria, on Thursday, September 29.
Hosted by the BBC’s Tom Ingall, the awards reward the best in the city’s vibrant hospitality industry, which includes hotels, events and conference venues.
They focus on the hard work and talent of people working in the industry.
Expert judges have already been busy picking this year’s winners. All that is except the person who will walk off with The Star’s Sheffield Smile Award – because we want YOU to decide.
Today we are calling on our readers and web users to put a smile on the face of the eight finalists. The one with the most votes win.
All eight have been nominated by their managers, who have explained why in a bid to help you cast your votes. Read them all in full on line.
Then vote by email. Only one vote per person and email account allowed.
E-mail us, at promotions@sheffieldnewspapers.co.uk with SMILE in the subject box – followed by the full name of the person you want to vote for.
In your email include your full name, address, phone and any other contact details. But hurry. The deadline for all your votes is Tuesday, September 20, 10am.
For data protection details about how we may use your information for marketing, or how you can opt-out, see bottom of the page.
So who gets your vote for The Star’s Sheffield Smile Award?
Here are the finalists. You may know them and want to thank them with your vote - or judge them all after reading comments from their bosses below:
* KATIE BRICKELL, 25, Food and beverage supervisor, Hilton Sheffield.
“Katie went to university to take a degree in Psychology; she started part-time work at the Hilton Sheffield to help herself financially through university. It quickly became apparent Katie excelled in the hospitality industry and, quickly changed her career goals. In 2009 Katie moved into the restaurant and this is where she shone. Her bubbly personality and very infectious smile helps win over the grumpiest customer, team member and even the management team. When it comes to sport Katie says she likes to watch rugby men run around the field.”
* KELLY BROWN, 31, Room attendant, Park Inn Sheffield. “Kelly has a natural, infectious smile and a great enthusiasm for her job. Kelly has been the recipient of the housekeeping employee of the month recognising her willingness to help guests and staff alike, again this is born out of her genuine passion and enjoyment for doing her job well.
It is this “is there anything else I can do” approach which makes her so well liked by guests and staff and makes Kelly an ideal candidate for the Sheffield Smile.
* ELIZABETH CASS, 32, Bar and lounge waitress, Doubletree by Hilton (formerly Sheffield Park Hotel). “If the hotel had a landlady, then Liz would be the one! She is cheerful, chatty, compassionate, a confidante and likes a bit of gossip! She has only to meet someone once and can immediately remember their preferred beverage and where they like to sit. Liz also has a sensitive and caring side to her personality and studied for a qualification in British sign language to assist guests with hearing difficulties at work. Recently Liz achieved a lifetime ambition of performing a parachute jump to celebrate her 30th birthday.
* SCOTT KRISTEN, 37, Receptionist, Kenwood Hall. “Every day, morning, evening or night Scott has a fantastic smile on his face. Scott won Kenwood’s Quality Winner Award in May for providing excellent service and assisting in getting a guest medicine when she was unwell. Scott’s positive attitude is recognised throughout the building by guests and colleagues receiving positive feedback on a monthly basis. Colleagues notice his friendly personality as he is always open to offer a helping hand if others need it. One guest said, ‘Nothing was too much for Scott, very helpful - thanks’.”
* SAM LEWIS, 19, Food and beverage assistant, Tankersley Manor Hotel:
“Sam is a keen amateur dramatics star and has recently given three show stopping performances this year with Take 2 Academy Theatre. Despite his young age, Sam has a high level of maturity and takes his job very seriously - no task is ever too large and shift is ever too long. A locally grown gem, Sam works here with other members of his close family. He is very friendly and goes out of his way to be hospitable to everyone. Sam has a warm bubbly character that puts all guests at ease.
* VERITY MARRIOTT, 28, Events coordinator/receptionist, Rutland Hotel:
“Verity always has a smile on her face, she is constantly happy and nothing is too much trouble for her!
Verity works with weddings and deals with many wedding couples - she is not only professional throughout every meeting, but she is always so happy they are getting married and is always delighted to hear many stories of engagements and plans. Verity has a positive outlook on life all the time - she is never any different and her happiness motivates team members around her - which is great for the business.”
* CLAIRE MURPHY, 36, Food and beverage supervisor, Best Western Plus Mosborough Hall Hotel. “Each day Claire fulfils her job with a fantastic smile and great nature. Claire spends a lot of her free time with family and looking after her nephew Ethan for her sister while she is at work.
Claire loves daytrips and shopping in her spare time. One of Claire’s many customer comments reads - “A stunning smile and great attribute to the hotel and Darcy’s restaurant.”
* PAIGE RUSSELL, 18, Food and beverage trainee, Holiday Inn Royal Victoria Sheffield. “Paige is a true inspiration for all young starters in the hospitality industry. With her overwhelming friendliness she wows guests every time and regular guests love to be greeted by her.
“Reflecting her kind and understanding personality, she deals with guests complaints efficiently and promptly, with the most amazing outcomes of complete customer happiness. Paige is extremely hard working. She is coming in early and finishing late, but she really makes hard work look effortless through her positive approach to her job. Paige is extremely well liked amongst colleagues and customers.”
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They’ve been shortlisted to win the Sheffield Smile Award, sponsored by The Star.
It honours the hospitality worker who brightens everyone’s day with their warm, friendly personality, as they help to make Sheffield a destination of choice.
The category is part of the Hospitality Sheffield Awards, this year at the Holiday Inn Royal Victoria, on Thursday, September 29.
Hosted by the BBC’s Tom Ingall, the awards reward the best in the city’s vibrant hospitality industry, which includes hotels, events and conference venues.
They focus on the hard work and talent of people working in the industry.
Expert judges have already been busy picking this year’s winners. All that is except the person who will walk off with The Star’s Sheffield Smile Award – because we want YOU to decide.
Today we are calling on our readers and web users to put a smile on the face of the eight finalists. The one with the most votes win.
All eight have been nominated by their managers, who have explained why in a bid to help you cast your votes. Read them all in full on line.
Then vote by email. Only one vote per person and email account allowed.
E-mail us, at promotions@sheffieldnewspapers.co.uk with SMILE in the subject box – followed by the full name of the person you want to vote for.
In your email include your full name, address, phone and any other contact details. But hurry. The deadline for all your votes is Tuesday, September 20, 10am.
For data protection details about how we may use your information for marketing, or how you can opt-out, see bottom of the page.
So who gets your vote for The Star’s Sheffield Smile Award?
Here are the finalists. You may know them and want to thank them with your vote - or judge them all after reading comments from their bosses below:
* KATIE BRICKELL, 25, Food and beverage supervisor, Hilton Sheffield.
“Katie went to university to take a degree in Psychology; she started part-time work at the Hilton Sheffield to help herself financially through university. It quickly became apparent Katie excelled in the hospitality industry and, quickly changed her career goals. In 2009 Katie moved into the restaurant and this is where she shone. Her bubbly personality and very infectious smile helps win over the grumpiest customer, team member and even the management team. When it comes to sport Katie says she likes to watch rugby men run around the field.”
* KELLY BROWN, 31, Room attendant, Park Inn Sheffield. “Kelly has a natural, infectious smile and a great enthusiasm for her job. Kelly has been the recipient of the housekeeping employee of the month recognising her willingness to help guests and staff alike, again this is born out of her genuine passion and enjoyment for doing her job well.
It is this “is there anything else I can do” approach which makes her so well liked by guests and staff and makes Kelly an ideal candidate for the Sheffield Smile.
* ELIZABETH CASS, 32, Bar and lounge waitress, Doubletree by Hilton (formerly Sheffield Park Hotel). “If the hotel had a landlady, then Liz would be the one! She is cheerful, chatty, compassionate, a confidante and likes a bit of gossip! She has only to meet someone once and can immediately remember their preferred beverage and where they like to sit. Liz also has a sensitive and caring side to her personality and studied for a qualification in British sign language to assist guests with hearing difficulties at work. Recently Liz achieved a lifetime ambition of performing a parachute jump to celebrate her 30th birthday.
* SCOTT KRISTEN, 37, Receptionist, Kenwood Hall. “Every day, morning, evening or night Scott has a fantastic smile on his face. Scott won Kenwood’s Quality Winner Award in May for providing excellent service and assisting in getting a guest medicine when she was unwell. Scott’s positive attitude is recognised throughout the building by guests and colleagues receiving positive feedback on a monthly basis. Colleagues notice his friendly personality as he is always open to offer a helping hand if others need it. One guest said, ‘Nothing was too much for Scott, very helpful - thanks’.”
* SAM LEWIS, 19, Food and beverage assistant, Tankersley Manor Hotel:
“Sam is a keen amateur dramatics star and has recently given three show stopping performances this year with Take 2 Academy Theatre. Despite his young age, Sam has a high level of maturity and takes his job very seriously - no task is ever too large and shift is ever too long. A locally grown gem, Sam works here with other members of his close family. He is very friendly and goes out of his way to be hospitable to everyone. Sam has a warm bubbly character that puts all guests at ease.
* VERITY MARRIOTT, 28, Events coordinator/receptionist, Rutland Hotel:
“Verity always has a smile on her face, she is constantly happy and nothing is too much trouble for her!
Verity works with weddings and deals with many wedding couples - she is not only professional throughout every meeting, but she is always so happy they are getting married and is always delighted to hear many stories of engagements and plans. Verity has a positive outlook on life all the time - she is never any different and her happiness motivates team members around her - which is great for the business.”
* CLAIRE MURPHY, 36, Food and beverage supervisor, Best Western Plus Mosborough Hall Hotel. “Each day Claire fulfils her job with a fantastic smile and great nature. Claire spends a lot of her free time with family and looking after her nephew Ethan for her sister while she is at work.
Claire loves daytrips and shopping in her spare time. One of Claire’s many customer comments reads - “A stunning smile and great attribute to the hotel and Darcy’s restaurant.”
* PAIGE RUSSELL, 18, Food and beverage trainee, Holiday Inn Royal Victoria Sheffield. “Paige is a true inspiration for all young starters in the hospitality industry. With her overwhelming friendliness she wows guests every time and regular guests love to be greeted by her.
“Reflecting her kind and understanding personality, she deals with guests complaints efficiently and promptly, with the most amazing outcomes of complete customer happiness. Paige is extremely hard working. She is coming in early and finishing late, but she really makes hard work look effortless through her positive approach to her job. Paige is extremely well liked amongst colleagues and customers.”
Data Protection: By Supplying your contact details, including email address and mobile number, you agree that Johnston Press plc, publishers of The Star and Sheffield Telegraph, plus it’s business partners may contact you about new promotions, products and service by mail, email, phone, fax, SMS/MMS. Add the word EXIT at the end of your communication if you do not wish to recieve these. For quality and training purposes we may monitor communications. SMS service is provided by Velti DR Ltd SE1 8ND - 020 7633 5000. By submitting any contribution, you expressly grant Johnston Press Group plc a royalty-free licence to use such content in accordance with our terms and conditions at http://ww1.investorrelations.co.uk/jpplc/termsofaccess/ If you do not consent to this, you should not submit your contribution.
Rutland Hotel - Specials menu!
Specials - call to ask about current specials and book a table 0114 2664411
Starter Main
Mini Yorkshire Pudding £3.95 £7.95
Caramelised red onion gravy
Crispy Duck Salad £5.25 £10.50
Spring onion, cucumber & toasted sesame seeds
Baked Goats Cheese £5.75 £11.50
Chilli & chive crust, raspberry balsamic dressing
Salmon, Prawn & Dill Fishcakes £4.95 £9.95
With garlic & lemon mayonnaise
Ham Hock Terrine £4.95 £9.95
With piccalilli and grilled oat bread
Warm Pork Pie, Scotch Egg, Honey Roast Ham, £5.50 £11.00
Yorkshire Tasty Cheese
With rocket salad and Branston pickle
Venison and Orange Sausages £12.95
With swede and carrot mash, red onion gravy
Pork medallions £13.95
With Dauphinoise potatoes & apple compote
Pan Fried Duck Breast £16.95
With sauté potatoes, Henderson’s relish sauce
Char Grilled Tuna Steak £15.95
With roast vine tomatoes, sweet chilli and yellow pepper risotto
Bavette of Beef £13.95
With crushed potatoes, cabbage, bacon, red wine & thyme reduction
Salmon wrapped in filo pastry £14.95
On a bed of Mediterranean cous-cous with chick peas and spicy
tomato sauce
Barnsley Chop £13.95
With bubble and squeak, redcurrant & mint jelly, pan gravy
Starter Main
Mini Yorkshire Pudding £3.95 £7.95
Caramelised red onion gravy
Crispy Duck Salad £5.25 £10.50
Spring onion, cucumber & toasted sesame seeds
Baked Goats Cheese £5.75 £11.50
Chilli & chive crust, raspberry balsamic dressing
Salmon, Prawn & Dill Fishcakes £4.95 £9.95
With garlic & lemon mayonnaise
Ham Hock Terrine £4.95 £9.95
With piccalilli and grilled oat bread
Warm Pork Pie, Scotch Egg, Honey Roast Ham, £5.50 £11.00
Yorkshire Tasty Cheese
With rocket salad and Branston pickle
Venison and Orange Sausages £12.95
With swede and carrot mash, red onion gravy
Pork medallions £13.95
With Dauphinoise potatoes & apple compote
Pan Fried Duck Breast £16.95
With sauté potatoes, Henderson’s relish sauce
Char Grilled Tuna Steak £15.95
With roast vine tomatoes, sweet chilli and yellow pepper risotto
Bavette of Beef £13.95
With crushed potatoes, cabbage, bacon, red wine & thyme reduction
Salmon wrapped in filo pastry £14.95
On a bed of Mediterranean cous-cous with chick peas and spicy
tomato sauce
Barnsley Chop £13.95
With bubble and squeak, redcurrant & mint jelly, pan gravy
Wednesday, 14 September 2011
Rutland Hotel Sheffield Wedding Open Day!
There’s only one choice...
The Rutland Hotel Sheffield!
Before you choose a wedding venue, come along and see how
a wedding should be at our Wedding Open Day
Sunday 25th September 11am to 4pm
We only do one wedding - yours.
Enjoy an arrival drink and canapés
Meet and discuss your big day with one of our dedicated wedding coordinators
View our Dovedale suite laid for a wedding breakfast with a Autumn rustic theme
View our wedding menus and chat with our head chef about your ideas
Have a look at our garden and also our Edale suite laid as a civil ceremony
Check out our fantastic bedrooms and executive rooms and also our our fantastic Hurlstone Bridal suite
Live music and food available
The Rutland Hotel Sheffield
Telephone: 0114 2664411
Web: www.rutlandhotel-sheffield.com
452 Glossop Road, Sheffield S11 9SU
Email: events@rutlandhotel-sheffield.com
The Rutland Hotel Sheffield!
Before you choose a wedding venue, come along and see how
a wedding should be at our Wedding Open Day
Sunday 25th September 11am to 4pm
We only do one wedding - yours.
Enjoy an arrival drink and canapés
Meet and discuss your big day with one of our dedicated wedding coordinators
View our Dovedale suite laid for a wedding breakfast with a Autumn rustic theme
View our wedding menus and chat with our head chef about your ideas
Have a look at our garden and also our Edale suite laid as a civil ceremony
Check out our fantastic bedrooms and executive rooms and also our our fantastic Hurlstone Bridal suite
Live music and food available
The Rutland Hotel Sheffield
Telephone: 0114 2664411
Web: www.rutlandhotel-sheffield.com
452 Glossop Road, Sheffield S11 9SU
Email: events@rutlandhotel-sheffield.com
Tuesday, 16 August 2011
Rutland Hotel and Art in the Gardens with Classic FM
Win a hotel break and tickets to Art in the Gardens
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Art in the GardensRutland HotelWin a hotel break and VIP tickets to Art in the Gardens in Sheffield
The 8th annual Art in the Gardens event, held in Sheffield Botanical Gardens, is arguably the largest outdoor art exhibition in the north of England.
Our lucky Classic FM winner plus a friend or partner will enjoy a short break to Art in the Gardens with 2 night stay at the 4 Star Rutland Hotel. Included is two nights B&B in an Executive Double room, champagne and chocolates on arrival, dinner for two on both nights, tickets to the VIP preview of the Art in the Gardens exhibition (2nd September) and admission tickets for both days to allow them time to stroll at their leisure.
The Rutland Hotel is only a short walk from Sheffield Botanical Gardens and offers you contemporary style with a touch of Victorian elegance thrown in.
The backdrop to the exhibition is provided by the fully renovated 19acre gardens complete with listed Grade II* curvilinear Glass Pavilions, a perfect setting for you to wander amongst the artists and browse more than 4,000 pieces of work. Amongst them, you may just find an irresistible piece for your home or decide to commission something unique.
Located just west of the city centre, Art in the Gardens is a great reason to visit Sheffield, but you’ll find lots to do in the city. Simply soak up the atmosphere of the bars and restaurants around the Botanical Gardens or drop in to Museums Sheffield: Millennium Gallery to see the John Martin Painting the Apocalypse exhibition. Take time to look at the Metalwork Gallery to enjoy craftsmanship the different medium of metal and silverware or head to Kelham Island to get a feel for Sheffield as the powerhouse of the metalwork industry.
For your chance to win just complete the following form. The competition opens on 15 August and closes at 23:59 on 28 August
Related links
Art in the GardensRutland HotelWin a hotel break and VIP tickets to Art in the Gardens in Sheffield
The 8th annual Art in the Gardens event, held in Sheffield Botanical Gardens, is arguably the largest outdoor art exhibition in the north of England.
Our lucky Classic FM winner plus a friend or partner will enjoy a short break to Art in the Gardens with 2 night stay at the 4 Star Rutland Hotel. Included is two nights B&B in an Executive Double room, champagne and chocolates on arrival, dinner for two on both nights, tickets to the VIP preview of the Art in the Gardens exhibition (2nd September) and admission tickets for both days to allow them time to stroll at their leisure.
The Rutland Hotel is only a short walk from Sheffield Botanical Gardens and offers you contemporary style with a touch of Victorian elegance thrown in.
The backdrop to the exhibition is provided by the fully renovated 19acre gardens complete with listed Grade II* curvilinear Glass Pavilions, a perfect setting for you to wander amongst the artists and browse more than 4,000 pieces of work. Amongst them, you may just find an irresistible piece for your home or decide to commission something unique.
Located just west of the city centre, Art in the Gardens is a great reason to visit Sheffield, but you’ll find lots to do in the city. Simply soak up the atmosphere of the bars and restaurants around the Botanical Gardens or drop in to Museums Sheffield: Millennium Gallery to see the John Martin Painting the Apocalypse exhibition. Take time to look at the Metalwork Gallery to enjoy craftsmanship the different medium of metal and silverware or head to Kelham Island to get a feel for Sheffield as the powerhouse of the metalwork industry.
For your chance to win just complete the following form. The competition opens on 15 August and closes at 23:59 on 28 August
Tuesday, 28 June 2011
Customer feedback!
My Daughter Ellie Steele had her 21st birthday celebration on the
> night of Saturday 4th June 2011 in The Rutland Hotel Many of us
> stayed overnight as well as attending the meal.
>
> Firstly, the staff were flexible, knowledgeable and friendly in
> helping us plan the event. Their readiness to adjust the "package" to
> meet our specific requirements was especially welcome.
> So we turned up, expecting to enjoy a well presented, value for money
> event in suitable surroundings.
>
> I have to say it exceeded all expectations. The staff were without
> exception, helpful, friendly and went out of their way to accommodate
> our every need. From serving us a sandwich lunch and then drinks in
> the reception area due to another event underway, though to the room
> preparation and then to the meal itself, it all went swimmingly well.
>
> The meal service was very good, and not too rushed, but the meal
> itself was simply outstanding. My relatives are still talking about
> the exceptional quality, presentation and even the quantity of the
> food prepared by your chef. It was hot, tasty and exquisitely presented.
>
> So thank you and well done for making our family get together a
> special occasion.
>
> Well done!
>
> Yours aye,
>
> Don Steele
> don.steele@talk21.com
>
>
>
Don Steele
> night of Saturday 4th June 2011 in The Rutland Hotel Many of us
> stayed overnight as well as attending the meal.
>
> Firstly, the staff were flexible, knowledgeable and friendly in
> helping us plan the event. Their readiness to adjust the "package" to
> meet our specific requirements was especially welcome.
> So we turned up, expecting to enjoy a well presented, value for money
> event in suitable surroundings.
>
> I have to say it exceeded all expectations. The staff were without
> exception, helpful, friendly and went out of their way to accommodate
> our every need. From serving us a sandwich lunch and then drinks in
> the reception area due to another event underway, though to the room
> preparation and then to the meal itself, it all went swimmingly well.
>
> The meal service was very good, and not too rushed, but the meal
> itself was simply outstanding. My relatives are still talking about
> the exceptional quality, presentation and even the quantity of the
> food prepared by your chef. It was hot, tasty and exquisitely presented.
>
> So thank you and well done for making our family get together a
> special occasion.
>
> Well done!
>
> Yours aye,
>
> Don Steele
> don.steele@talk21.com
>
>
>
Don Steele
Monday, 16 May 2011
Rutland hotel Sheffield team sign up to run the Bupa Yorkshire Run!!
Team Rutland have just signed up to run the Bupa Yorkshire run on Sunday 9th October 2011 in Sheffield City Centre!!
The team will be rasining money for thier new Charity the South Yorkshire Heart Appeal!
Katey Dent Sales Manager commented "As a well established team we couldn't think of a better way to raside money for the charity! Its also a good excuse for us all to get fit!"
Watch this space to see how you can sponsor team Rutland for the run!
http://www.sth.nhs.uk/cardiac/south-yorkshire-heart-appeal
The team will be rasining money for thier new Charity the South Yorkshire Heart Appeal!
Katey Dent Sales Manager commented "As a well established team we couldn't think of a better way to raside money for the charity! Its also a good excuse for us all to get fit!"
Watch this space to see how you can sponsor team Rutland for the run!
http://www.sth.nhs.uk/cardiac/south-yorkshire-heart-appeal
Tuesday, 26 April 2011
Couple tie the knot for second time @ Rutland Hotel Sheffield!
A COUPLE who were reunited by a picture from their original wedding - after not seeing each other for 26 years - have tied the knot a second time.
Ann and Chris Jackson divorced over a quarter of a century ago but were brought back together when a picture of the happy couple at their first wedding was featured in a book.
Now the lovebirds have enjoyed their second wedding together, attended by family and friends, to make the fairytale reunion complete.
The rekindled romantics were joined by 140 guests for a service at The Rutland Hotel in Broomhill, Sheffield, and they are now looking forward to a short honeymoon break in Whitby, North Yorkshire.
A delighted Ann said: “It was lovely. Everybody had got a bit older but it was fantastic to see them all there! There were more people at our second wedding than we had at our original service. They were all excited for us and crying, it was wonderful.”
Ann, who remarried in 1990 to become Ann McCreesh, said: “I was really happy when the vicar said I was called Mrs Jackson again. It just felt right.”
The couple who had submitted the picture which got them back together - Jacqueline and Orrett Hanson - attended the service too and Ann’s nephew Gary, who was just three years old at the first wedding, was Chris’ best man. Ann’s son Josh, 21, gave her away.
Ann, now 54, originally met Chris, 60, at her brother’s wedding in 1973, when she was just 17. They quickly began dating and married in 1977 before moving closer to Chris’ family in Wrexham, North Wales - a move which was to put a strain on the relationship.
Ann felt isolated because Chris was working long hours as a trucker for his family’s haulage business, meaning the couple slowly drifted apart and eventually divorced in 1985.
After returning to Sheffield where she became landlady of The South Sea pub in Broomhill, Ann met Shaun McCreesh. The couple married and had two children - Josh, and Ellie, now 14 - before divorcing in 2009.
Ann swore off men forever... until, a year later, she was told about a book in which her first wedding photograph was featured - The Dirty Stop Out’s Guide to 1970s Sheffield.
Inside the book was a snap of newlywed Chris and Ann sitting on the stage at their reception venue, the Hofbrauhaus, in an image which tugged at Ann’s heartstrings.
She phoned Chris to invite him to the book’s reunion launch night and, four days later, the former lovers met up.
Chris popped the question for the second time just three weeks later.
Ann, from Wadsley, said: “I was a nervous wreck before I rang Chris for the first time after all those years. It was amazing when we spoke though, it felt right again.
“He told me he’d only ever had one love and had sworn never to marry again. He kept that promise until he asked me to marry him – again.
“I can’t believe I am so lucky as to have another shot at happiness, and with a man I was already married to.”
Chris, who has sold the family business in Wales and moved to Sheffield to be with Ann, said: “I never stopped loving her, and I never remarried.
“You only get one love in your life, and she was mine.”
Ann and Chris Jackson divorced over a quarter of a century ago but were brought back together when a picture of the happy couple at their first wedding was featured in a book.
Now the lovebirds have enjoyed their second wedding together, attended by family and friends, to make the fairytale reunion complete.
The rekindled romantics were joined by 140 guests for a service at The Rutland Hotel in Broomhill, Sheffield, and they are now looking forward to a short honeymoon break in Whitby, North Yorkshire.
A delighted Ann said: “It was lovely. Everybody had got a bit older but it was fantastic to see them all there! There were more people at our second wedding than we had at our original service. They were all excited for us and crying, it was wonderful.”
Ann, who remarried in 1990 to become Ann McCreesh, said: “I was really happy when the vicar said I was called Mrs Jackson again. It just felt right.”
The couple who had submitted the picture which got them back together - Jacqueline and Orrett Hanson - attended the service too and Ann’s nephew Gary, who was just three years old at the first wedding, was Chris’ best man. Ann’s son Josh, 21, gave her away.
Ann, now 54, originally met Chris, 60, at her brother’s wedding in 1973, when she was just 17. They quickly began dating and married in 1977 before moving closer to Chris’ family in Wrexham, North Wales - a move which was to put a strain on the relationship.
Ann felt isolated because Chris was working long hours as a trucker for his family’s haulage business, meaning the couple slowly drifted apart and eventually divorced in 1985.
After returning to Sheffield where she became landlady of The South Sea pub in Broomhill, Ann met Shaun McCreesh. The couple married and had two children - Josh, and Ellie, now 14 - before divorcing in 2009.
Ann swore off men forever... until, a year later, she was told about a book in which her first wedding photograph was featured - The Dirty Stop Out’s Guide to 1970s Sheffield.
Inside the book was a snap of newlywed Chris and Ann sitting on the stage at their reception venue, the Hofbrauhaus, in an image which tugged at Ann’s heartstrings.
She phoned Chris to invite him to the book’s reunion launch night and, four days later, the former lovers met up.
Chris popped the question for the second time just three weeks later.
Ann, from Wadsley, said: “I was a nervous wreck before I rang Chris for the first time after all those years. It was amazing when we spoke though, it felt right again.
“He told me he’d only ever had one love and had sworn never to marry again. He kept that promise until he asked me to marry him – again.
“I can’t believe I am so lucky as to have another shot at happiness, and with a man I was already married to.”
Chris, who has sold the family business in Wales and moved to Sheffield to be with Ann, said: “I never stopped loving her, and I never remarried.
“You only get one love in your life, and she was mine.”
Wednesday, 20 April 2011
Joe Elliotts and crew check into Rutland Hotel Sheffield
Picture: Joe Elliott with Rutland Hotel Sales Manager Katey Dent
Rockers Joe Elliott and his band the Down ‘n’ Outz checked back into the Rutland Hotel on Glossop road for a second time in 12 months over the weekend.
Joe and the guys, backed by The Quireboys made a special appearance at The Sheffield City Hall with grammy nominated Paul Rodgers – which was a sell out gig.
Katey Dent commented “Joe and the guys just love the Rutland. They enjoyed their stay so much last time that re-booked in for the weekend while back in the city. They like the independent nature of the hotel, and that we have a relaxed and friendly environment for them to be based – just out of the City yet close enough to get to the centre”.
Katey added “On their last stay the group even took promotional photographs at the hotel which looked great. We look forward to welcoming them back again soon as they are all really nice guys. They even visited family and friends while back in the city”.
Visit www.rutlandhotel-sheffield for further details or contact below.
Monday, 7 March 2011
Win a £25,000 wedding at The Crown Hotel Bawtry and Rutland Hotel Sheffield with Hallam FM!!
The Royal wedding may be coming....but yours could be first!!
Hallam FM and The Crown Hotel in Bawtry and The Rutland Hotel in Sheffield have teamed up to give away a wedding worth £25,000!!
The winning couple will win a choice of wedding reception at the four star sister hotels, the honeymoon, the dress, the cake, photographer, grooming, the cars, bridesmaids etc!!!!
You can find out now how to register by going to hallamfm.co.uk/5brides1wedding.
Why not come along to the wedding open open days at the hotels on 20th March to see the hotel laid for a spring wedding! Come and view our menus, talk to chef, have arrival drinks and canapes and talk through your special day with our wedding co-ordinators! 11am to 4pm at The Crown Hotel Bawtry and The Rutland Hotel Sheffield.
Hallam FM and The Crown Hotel in Bawtry and The Rutland Hotel in Sheffield have teamed up to give away a wedding worth £25,000!!
The winning couple will win a choice of wedding reception at the four star sister hotels, the honeymoon, the dress, the cake, photographer, grooming, the cars, bridesmaids etc!!!!
You can find out now how to register by going to hallamfm.co.uk/5brides1wedding.
Why not come along to the wedding open open days at the hotels on 20th March to see the hotel laid for a spring wedding! Come and view our menus, talk to chef, have arrival drinks and canapes and talk through your special day with our wedding co-ordinators! 11am to 4pm at The Crown Hotel Bawtry and The Rutland Hotel Sheffield.
Tuesday, 8 February 2011
Book for Mothers Day at The Rutland Hotel Sheffield!
Mothers Day at the Rutland Hotel Sheffield - Sunday April 3rd
The Rutland Hotel – Mothers Day Menu @£19.95
SERVED - 12.00noon – 3.00pm
Pan Fried Wild Mushrooms, on toasted Ciabatta with garlic & white wine sauce
Duck & Orange Pate, with salad leaves, crusty bread and Cumberland sauce
Mini Yorkshire pudding, with a caramelised red onion & Henderson’s relish gravy
Smoked Salmon & Prawn Mousse Roulade, with salad leaves, crusty bread and lemon & chive crème fraîche
Fan of Melon, with mixed berry compote and fresh mint & orange sorbet
***
Leek and Potato Soup
***
Roast Sirloin of Beef, with Yorkshire pudding and red wine & thyme gravy
Roast Pork, with crackling, stuffing, apple sauce, Yorkshire pudding and pan gravy
Herb Crusted Salmon, with a white wine, cream & dill sauce
Roast Turkey, with chipolatas, stuffing, Yorkshire pudding and cranberry sauce
Roast Leg of lamb, Yorkshire pudding and redcurrant & rosemary gravy
Brie and Beetroot Tart
***
Chocolate Fudge Cake, with chocolate sauce and white chocolate ice cream
Fresh Fruit Pavlova, with fruit coulis
Strawberry & Vanilla Cheesecake, with minted cream
Blackberry & Pear Crumble, with custard
Lemon & Lime Bavarois, with berry compote
***
Tea & Coffee
***
Box of Chocolates for Mums!!
Email events@rutlandhotel-sheffield.com or call 0114 2664411
The Rutland Hotel – Mothers Day Menu @£19.95
SERVED - 12.00noon – 3.00pm
Pan Fried Wild Mushrooms, on toasted Ciabatta with garlic & white wine sauce
Duck & Orange Pate, with salad leaves, crusty bread and Cumberland sauce
Mini Yorkshire pudding, with a caramelised red onion & Henderson’s relish gravy
Smoked Salmon & Prawn Mousse Roulade, with salad leaves, crusty bread and lemon & chive crème fraîche
Fan of Melon, with mixed berry compote and fresh mint & orange sorbet
***
Leek and Potato Soup
***
Roast Sirloin of Beef, with Yorkshire pudding and red wine & thyme gravy
Roast Pork, with crackling, stuffing, apple sauce, Yorkshire pudding and pan gravy
Herb Crusted Salmon, with a white wine, cream & dill sauce
Roast Turkey, with chipolatas, stuffing, Yorkshire pudding and cranberry sauce
Roast Leg of lamb, Yorkshire pudding and redcurrant & rosemary gravy
Brie and Beetroot Tart
***
Chocolate Fudge Cake, with chocolate sauce and white chocolate ice cream
Fresh Fruit Pavlova, with fruit coulis
Strawberry & Vanilla Cheesecake, with minted cream
Blackberry & Pear Crumble, with custard
Lemon & Lime Bavarois, with berry compote
***
Tea & Coffee
***
Box of Chocolates for Mums!!
Email events@rutlandhotel-sheffield.com or call 0114 2664411
Calling all Valentines Day Romantics!!
"Valentines Events" Sunday 13th/Monday 14th February 2011
£90 per couple including 4 course meal and bottle of Champagne
£160 per couple including 4 course meal, bottle of Champagne, bed and full English breakfast in a standard double room
£195 per couple including 4 course meal, bottle of Champagne, bed and full English breakfast in an Executive room
Menu
“First Date”
Crown of Melon Pearls
With fresh strawberries topped with Champagne Sorbet
Pan Seared Scallops
Crispy Pancetta, Rocket, Lemon Oil
Wild Boar Terrine
With Port & Redcurrants
~~~~~
“Intimate Course”
Tomato and Basil Soup
~~~~
“Main Attraction”
Grilled Seabass
Mediterranean Vegetables, Hollandaise
Cannon of Lamb
Minted Mash, redcurrant Sauce
Medallions of Beef
Served with Dauphinoise Potatoes, Wild Mushrooms, Madeira Sauce
Broccoli, Leek and Yorkshire Blue Cheese Parcel
With a Creamy Herb Sauce
~~~~~
“Sweet Temptation”
Chocolate Torte
A combination of White and Dark Chocolate Truffle
Individual Pavlova
Topped with fresh berries and strawberry sauce
Strawberry Cheesecake
On a shortbread biscuit base with vanilla cream
~~~~
“Cupids Cup”
Coffee and Chocolates
For Bookings and enquiries please email events@rutlandhotel-sheffield.com or call 0114 2664411
£90 per couple including 4 course meal and bottle of Champagne
£160 per couple including 4 course meal, bottle of Champagne, bed and full English breakfast in a standard double room
£195 per couple including 4 course meal, bottle of Champagne, bed and full English breakfast in an Executive room
Menu
“First Date”
Crown of Melon Pearls
With fresh strawberries topped with Champagne Sorbet
Pan Seared Scallops
Crispy Pancetta, Rocket, Lemon Oil
Wild Boar Terrine
With Port & Redcurrants
~~~~~
“Intimate Course”
Tomato and Basil Soup
~~~~
“Main Attraction”
Grilled Seabass
Mediterranean Vegetables, Hollandaise
Cannon of Lamb
Minted Mash, redcurrant Sauce
Medallions of Beef
Served with Dauphinoise Potatoes, Wild Mushrooms, Madeira Sauce
Broccoli, Leek and Yorkshire Blue Cheese Parcel
With a Creamy Herb Sauce
~~~~~
“Sweet Temptation”
Chocolate Torte
A combination of White and Dark Chocolate Truffle
Individual Pavlova
Topped with fresh berries and strawberry sauce
Strawberry Cheesecake
On a shortbread biscuit base with vanilla cream
~~~~
“Cupids Cup”
Coffee and Chocolates
For Bookings and enquiries please email events@rutlandhotel-sheffield.com or call 0114 2664411
Tuesday, 1 February 2011
SHEFFIELD’S NEWEST FOUR STAR HOTEL IS SHINING!
The New Year has really started on a celestial high for one Sheffield Hotel which has been awarded four star accreditation by ‘Quality in Tourism’ and ‘Visit Britain’.
The Rutland Hotel, located on Glossop Road on the outskirts of the city, has been under its current ownership for just over eight years and has undergone a radical transformation during that time. The result is a contemporary and stylish hotel, perfect for the twenty first century, whilst still embracing its Victorian heritage returning a Sheffield landmark to its rightful position as a leading hotel.
“We were absolutely thrilled to be awarded four stars and feel proud that all our hard work and determination to make The Rutland a superb and stylish hotel once again has been recognised,” commented Katey Dent sales manager The Rutland Hotel. “The feedback that we received was extremely pleasing and the whole team are praised for playing their part in this fantastic achievement. The hotel has been completely re-modeled since current owners - director Craig Dowie and his business partners The Ludlam family trading as Claypenny Hotels - bought the ungraded hotel in 2002 and it has been transformed from a dilapidated and run down business to a stunning and successful one with four stars shining brightly above the door!”
The hotel, which is located in the leafy district of Broomhill - just one mile from the vibrant and cosmopolitan centre of Sheffield – provides the perfect forum for business or social visitors to enjoy all that the area has to offer. Business users particularly enjoy its peaceful location and its proximity to the city Universities and teaching hospitals which has resulted in excellent partnerships with both and with other city initiatives such as Sheffield International Venues (SIV).
“A clear strategy of steady and sensible investment was agreed by Craig and his business partners when the hotel was purchased to make our customer experience a different and enjoyable one,” commented Katey. “The entire management team has been together since 2002, quite unusual in our industry, and it is this clear and common vision that has ensured our goals and dreams have been systematically achieved with such success. The Rutland is popular and well loved again, and we are very proud of our stylish hotel, exemplary service and good old fashioned Yorkshire hospitality.”
Already, all of the 63 bedrooms have been completely refurbished in the hotel’s signature style. A former car park is now an oasis in the heart of the city offering guests the opportunity to relax in beautifully landscaped surroundings. Three conference and banqueting rooms have been created, along with a remodeled bar and restaurant, to allow groups of any size to enjoy the hotel and the reception is, quite simply, unrecognisable. Further investment is planned during 2011, ensuring the hotel stays at the very pinnacle of hospitality in the region.
The hotel team celebrated receiving four stars with a staff party and Oscar style awards ceremony awarding the star team members who were highlighted by the inspector with Oscars! Craig Dowie was proud to present the awards to Adam Knowles (restaurant and bar) Kara McLean (restaurant), Marie Panks (restaurant) and Joelle Sellars (reception), and commented “These team members showed to the inspector not only excellent customer service but a smiling friendly face which we are proud to associated with at the hotel”.
Visit www.rutlandhotel-sheffield for further details or call 0114 266 4411 where a member of the team will be happy to help.
The Rutland Hotel, located on Glossop Road on the outskirts of the city, has been under its current ownership for just over eight years and has undergone a radical transformation during that time. The result is a contemporary and stylish hotel, perfect for the twenty first century, whilst still embracing its Victorian heritage returning a Sheffield landmark to its rightful position as a leading hotel.
“We were absolutely thrilled to be awarded four stars and feel proud that all our hard work and determination to make The Rutland a superb and stylish hotel once again has been recognised,” commented Katey Dent sales manager The Rutland Hotel. “The feedback that we received was extremely pleasing and the whole team are praised for playing their part in this fantastic achievement. The hotel has been completely re-modeled since current owners - director Craig Dowie and his business partners The Ludlam family trading as Claypenny Hotels - bought the ungraded hotel in 2002 and it has been transformed from a dilapidated and run down business to a stunning and successful one with four stars shining brightly above the door!”
The hotel, which is located in the leafy district of Broomhill - just one mile from the vibrant and cosmopolitan centre of Sheffield – provides the perfect forum for business or social visitors to enjoy all that the area has to offer. Business users particularly enjoy its peaceful location and its proximity to the city Universities and teaching hospitals which has resulted in excellent partnerships with both and with other city initiatives such as Sheffield International Venues (SIV).
“A clear strategy of steady and sensible investment was agreed by Craig and his business partners when the hotel was purchased to make our customer experience a different and enjoyable one,” commented Katey. “The entire management team has been together since 2002, quite unusual in our industry, and it is this clear and common vision that has ensured our goals and dreams have been systematically achieved with such success. The Rutland is popular and well loved again, and we are very proud of our stylish hotel, exemplary service and good old fashioned Yorkshire hospitality.”
Already, all of the 63 bedrooms have been completely refurbished in the hotel’s signature style. A former car park is now an oasis in the heart of the city offering guests the opportunity to relax in beautifully landscaped surroundings. Three conference and banqueting rooms have been created, along with a remodeled bar and restaurant, to allow groups of any size to enjoy the hotel and the reception is, quite simply, unrecognisable. Further investment is planned during 2011, ensuring the hotel stays at the very pinnacle of hospitality in the region.
The hotel team celebrated receiving four stars with a staff party and Oscar style awards ceremony awarding the star team members who were highlighted by the inspector with Oscars! Craig Dowie was proud to present the awards to Adam Knowles (restaurant and bar) Kara McLean (restaurant), Marie Panks (restaurant) and Joelle Sellars (reception), and commented “These team members showed to the inspector not only excellent customer service but a smiling friendly face which we are proud to associated with at the hotel”.
Visit www.rutlandhotel-sheffield for further details or call 0114 266 4411 where a member of the team will be happy to help.
Thursday, 20 January 2011
Valentines Packages @ The Rutland Hotel Sheffield!
Wine and dine your special loved one at the Rutland hotel!
Why not book our fabulous package:
- Check in to one of our reburbished rooms, with rustic features, mood lighting and photographic wallpaper!
- Crack open a bottle of Champagne! How romantic!
- Sample our delights of a four course dinner, with a locally sourced themed menu
- Overnight stay
- Full Yorkshire breakfast the following day!
Please visit the following link to our website for details and menus www.rutlandhotel-sheffield.com/packages/valentines-day-rutland-hotel.php.
Wednesday, 19 January 2011
Rutland General Manager Jason Horton was pleased to meet up with celebrity chef Matt Tebbutt from Sky's Market Kitchen recently during a visit to the Sheffield Hendersons relish factory.
Matt and the Sky crew were filming for the new series at the famous Sheffield sauce's factory, and in order to try the sauce, Rutland hotel chef prepared a tasty meat and potato pie to sample the goods!
Hendersons relish and the Rutland hotel have been working together for a few years now - both are independant businesses in Sheffield and support each other.
Jason was filmed and talked about his best recipies to use with Hendersons! Watch this space to view the programme!
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