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Yellow Broom Restaurant

British, French • Holmes Chapel
(01477) 534048 Twemlow Green, Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, CW4 8BL (01477)5…Show
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Bev
Perfection is possible! Visited last Saturday evening and it was just lovely. The food was delicious, the ambience fantastic and the decor - I want to copy for home! The food melts in your mouth, the waitresses were there when you needed them and not when you didn't! We went on a Saturday , £29.95 for three courses - worth the money. They have a special on Sunday lunch as well which looks extremely good value. I imagine you would have to book well in advance for that though. Well worth a trip - you won't be disappointed.
Birthday Girl
I would love to recommend the Yellow Broom. I was looking forward to enjoying their culinary delights. Having booked in advance for a special birthday dinner imagine my suprise to find the restaurant closed. What a pity that even though they requested our phone number they did not have the courtesy to advise us. Obviously they don't bother opening their restaurant if there aren't sufficient bookings to make it profitable. So be warned
Jay
Superb meal at the Yellow Broom on Saturday night. The steak (and my partners lamb) was cooked to perfection! Staff were very attentive, extremely polite and professional. Have never had a bad meal here. It will always be my favourite. Would recommend it to anyone.
Linda
Sunday Lunch at the Yellow Broom is a luxurious foodie way to spend a Sunday afternoon. You need to book but timing is very flexible starting at noon and bookings up to 3 p.m. are accepted! The 3 course menu is £15.95 plus extra for coffee and petit fours. An excellent wine list which can be pricey but easy to find a good wine at around £20 a bottle. Menu is predominately modern english. There is always fish on the menu and a vegetarian choice. There is a charming bar area where you sit and make your menu choice before moving into the dining room which has been recently extended by a lovely conservatory. You can return to the bar area for coffee after your meal. Well behaved children with good table manners are welcomed but it is predominately an adult environment. This is a place we never tire of and are never disappointed on regular visits.