Top Restaurants in Stamford
Top 3 European food in Stamford, England, United Kingdom
Find out what European restaurants to try in Stamford including Cloisters, The George Hotel Restaurant, Candlesticks Hotel & Restaurant
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1. Cloisters
Overall Ratings
4 based on 594 reviews
We are an independent, family run Italian Bistro located on St Marys Street Stamford. Our menu is based around great Antipasti, had stretched pizzas, tasty pastas and also grill dishes and salads. Our ingredients are sourced from local suppliers as much a
Reviewed By SimesHK
Food pretty good, esp the starters. Enjoyed the crab and the arancini. Mains were OK, nice gnocchi, pizza very oily though. Service was fine. Atmosphere is nothing special.Thanks very much for leaving us a review. Atmosphere is not really something we can control, if we are busy (which we usually are as you know) and people are engaging in conversation, the atmosphere will be naturally lifted. If you enjoyed our food and service, what more could we have done to make your experience a 5 star experience? Hopefully you will try us again,Jen
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2. The George Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1036 reviews
A magnificent oak-panelled space is the fine dining setting at The George Hotel of Stamford, one of England's greatest coaching inns. A mix of regular locals and hotel guests can always be found relaxing at bare oak tables beneath an eye-catching hand-pai
Reviewed By LoopyHope
Amazing food best Dover sole Iâve ever had. My husband had grouse which he loved very hard to find in restaurants and superbly cooked, the desert trolley is wonderful takes me back how super to be able to look at such wonderful deserts and say Iâll have a bit of that and that! Wonderful comments, thank you, We hope you see you again soon.
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3. Candlesticks Hotel & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 187 reviews
Reviewed By CarolineH840
Visited on a Saturday evening. Six adults & two young teens. Didnât know it was a fixed price menu beforehand, but not a problem. You know where you stand with the bill, except for adding drinks. The service was friendly and the menu appealing, with something for everyone. There was no White Zinfandel or White Grenache rosé on the wine list, which was a personal disappointment, but not a mega issue. The after dinner coffee was not nearly hot enough for my liking, but again, not the end of the world. I started with lobster bisque, followed by king prawns (I know, two fish dishes!) and had a fruit topped meringue for dessert. All three were delicious, with the soup piping hot. My other half opted for paté, steak in a cream and pepper sauce and chocolate gateau. The accompanying potatoes and vegetables were all tasty and well cooked. I think all eight of us cleared our plates, including the children, so the Candlesticks chef must be doing something right. I checked out the vegetarian options for friends and was impressed with the choice of six or seven dishes. Yes, we intend to eat at Candlesticks again in the not too distant future.
