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
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Leek and Potato Soup
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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
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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
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Tea & Coffee
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Box of Chocolates for Mums!!
Email events@rutlandhotel-sheffield.com or call 0114 2664411
Tuesday, 8 February 2011
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
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“Intimate Course”
Tomato and Basil Soup
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“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
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“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
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“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!
Thursday, 4 November 2010
The foxy Saturday's hang out at The Rutland Hotel Sheffield!
Chart topping girl band the Saturdays recently stayed at the Rutland Hotel Sheffield while on route to another of their gigs!!
The hotel was shown on their tv series on BBC3, with the girls having fun practising thier dance routines in the corridoors and relaxing in the hotel bedrooms.
Hotel Manager Jason Horton commented "The girls were really lovely! I am a huge fan, and it was great to meet them all, especially Frankie!"
The Saturdays are just one of many groups who hang out at the city hotel. Being just on the outskirts of Sheffield, its easier for famous guests to hang out out without being bothered for autographs and photos.
Its a hidden gem!
Friday, 20 August 2010
90th birthday friends reunite
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Kate Manterfield and Marjorie Jones were born on the same Sheffield street and have been pals for 85 years, with their friendship lasting through World War Two and outlasting both their marriages.Marjorie, aged 89, emigrated to Canada in 1952, but the pair kept in touch, phoning and writing regularly and taking turns to visit each other every year. They reunited at Kate's 90th birthday party at the Rutland Hotel in Broomhill.Kate and Marjorie were both born on Nottingham Street, Pitsmoor, and attended the same Sunday School. They both married in 1942, Marjorie to husband Elwyn at Crookes Baptist Church, and Kate to entertainer Leslie Manterfield at All Saints Church, Brightside.Leslie performed as a magician, appearing on cruise liners such as the QE2, and also took his act to The Moor in Sheffield as part of an event called The Moor The Merrier.Kate later joined him, making up the duo The Manterfields."I used to sing, and also I did a memory act on my own," she said. "He was very well-liked."Majorie was a bridesmaid at her friend's wedding day - but Kate was unable to return the gesture as she was fulfilling bridesmaid duties at her brother Ralph's wedding.After working for Sheffield accountants Poppleton and Appleby for 40 years, Kate set up her own hairdressing business at home, which she ran until the age of 82.Marjorie was a comptometer operator at Peech and Tozers steelworks before setting off for Hamilton, Ontario in Canada. She has two children, Glenys, 60 and Trevor, 52."She's lived in Canada for over 50 years, but she's as English as I am," Kate said. Kate has a son, Ralph, 65, who lives in Heeley, Sheffield."It doesn't feel like my 90th birthday," she added. "We've been in touch for a long time. I've never heard of a friendship that's lasted as long. Some people don't even live that long, but we've managed to keep going. Marjorie celebrates her 90th in October, and is planning to take a ride in a Lancaster bomber.
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