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Clitheroe 2232U (Editorial), -22328JAdvertising)..Burnley422881 (Classified)-^ \ J j o y


^Clitheroe Advertiser&Tim£a^wember 2nd*1995p:\o


FOR. anyone partial to a drop of Jennings, the Edisford Bridge offers a welcome haven,


.in the licensed’ trade and is ably


v Good beer, fine wines and spirits and- an exceptionally good food menu mean that; the Ribble. Valley now has a superb new hostelry in its midst.- ■ - . w; The Dog and Otter in Great-Har- -,


with locals; hence the recent CAMRA: award. The .Edisford Bridge promises; to follow quickly along the same trail.


ood has already, become a favourite:/


. The proof of the pudding, : they say, is in-the eating. And to make abso- 1 lutely sure, I. called at the Great Har­ wood public-house to see just what Clitheroe had in store. Neither I, nor ’ ; my two colleagues,, were disappointed.


a large and beautifully cooked poached-' salmon fillet, with? a rich lobster and : prawn sauce accdriipanied by-carefully ' cooked. fresh vegetables; in our case,' carrots and broccoli.


Fillet of salmon jonville proved to be '


bly “yummy” arid came with generous- helpings of cream or ice Creami There was plenty of hot coffee, mints and the service was good — extremely impor­ tant at lunchtime. Mine host . Alberto Rodriguez is justifiably proud of the establishment and I have no doubt that Edisford Bridge manager Julie Man- love will quickly become a firm favourite with locals. Julie.has an impressive background


• The chocolate fudge cake: was super­ E


peeled prawns, scallops and baby squid - ■in a rich, sauce of tomatoes, onions, /


/ All priced under £3, the starters are: excellent value and. include lots to;. : tempt the i palate, from; fish pot —


b Roast - lamb Jennings promises to /


generous mini-roast weighing some one and three quarter-pounds uncooked,


ecome a firm favourite here, with a


dominating the plate. At £7.95p it will not break the budget either.


e With a chef called Pienno, you might : : - •. ;


be disappointed.. All the favourites are served, from lasagne vegetariani, to penne carbonara and. arrabbiata, spa- - ghetti bolognaise and napoli. : / With children’s specials, Sunday


xpect a few pasta dishes. You will not


justifiably proud of the brewery’s latest acquisition. A former licensee of the . Three Fishes at Mitton, he is the man ' responsible for the brewery’s expan­ sion into the county and, with a soft spot for the Ribble Valley, he will be keeping a close eye on Jennings'latest gem.


roasts, special set menus and a soon-to- be announced special for the senior citi- zens, the new-look Edisford Bridge is the place to be this winter. Tied Trade Director Robin Barton is


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assisted by Sharon -Walmsloy and - Christopher Gumm.


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