A word from... The Old Storehouse
Well hello, I hope everyone is in the holiday mood now that summer is here, and hope that I will be seeing plenty of you at The Old Storehouse this summer! As you can see from the picture below, I received a hugely sought after accolade at Park Leisure’s annual conference this year, as ‘The UK’s Retail Manager of the Year’ with Park Leisure. I’m delighted to say that this was the proudest moment of my life! Everyone works very hard at The Old Storehouse and on behalf of the team I was pleased to receive the award. It was really is a team effort here and was pleased to be described as a passionate leader. I would just like to say a big thank you to everyone who enjoys coming to The Old Storehouse for helping us to constantly improve. Over the next few months we have some
more exciting events at The Old Storehouse and at The Links Bar so please keep a look out in your ‘what’s on guide’ for more information. We have found this has been the best way to keep you up to date with what’s happening three months in advance. We have even introduced a number of adult-only classes painting classes, wine tasting, pottery, flower arranging and writing classes as requested by you. If you haven’t got your guide yet, please come and see us in the Information Suite to collect one. Finally I would like to say thank you to
everyone who has attended our events and parties so far, they have been mind-blowing! I’m delighted to announce that we have some great surprises planned towards the end of the year, pushing the “secret” anticipation of what’s coming to the boundaries! Please feel free to pop down at any time
to see me or give me a ring about anything, your ideas, not sure what’s on, want to surprise someone with a party? Whatever it is I want to hear from you. It’s about working together to ensure that everyone gets a great experience whilst visiting their holiday home. I’m only too happy to listen.
Here’s to a great summer in sunny Amble!
Scott Hughes The Old Storehouse General Manager
NEWS IN BRIEF:
Food, food, food… we just love cooking!
We have invested in The Pantry with a trendy crepe machine, giving you another great reason to come down and taste what’s on offer. With an 11-item menu to complement your taste we can be sure there is something on there you’ll enjoy. Made from scratch, right in front of you, you can pick from a number of toppings; take a look at the menu here, we can be sure it’ll get your mouth watering!
Handmade Crêpe Menu All crêpes are £3
Mozzarella Melt
Roasted Mediterranean vegetables, tangy tomato sauce and melted mozzarella cheese Canadian Club
Bacon, maple syrup and scrambled egg with slices of tomato Chocolate Fudge Cream
Chocolate brownie pieces, chocolate sauce and whipped cream Peach Melba
Warm peach slices and toffee fudge sauce Strawberries and Cream
Fresh strawberries, strawberry sauce and clotted cream Blueberry Burst
Fresh blueberries, maple syrup and whipped cream Raspberry Royale
Kirsch soaked raspberries, red berry coulis and whipped cream Toffee Banana Bonanza
Caramelised bananas, fudge pieces and warm toffee sauce Summer Berry Blitz
Fresh strawberries, raspberries and blueberries, summer fruit coulis and whipped cream
Team Suggestion
Nutella, banana and coconut Anything Goes
Choose your own filling from the ingredients above (up to 3 ingredients) and add your own sauce
ThePantry @thepantry Park Leisure
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