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
Thursday, 15 September 2011
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.
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