T e Christmas Day menu is £98 per adult and £50 per child and


there will be two sittings, at midday and at 2.30pm. A £20 per person deposit required by T ursday, December 11. On Boxing Day, for £48 per adult or £25 per child, guests can enjoy


starters that include celeriac and apple soup and rillette of salmon and crispy panko prawns. Mains include roast Gressingham turkey with all the trimmings and roast belly pork, while the dessert menu features white chocolate, passion fruit and pineapple cheesecake and Christmas spice sticky toff ee pudding.


For Boxing Day, a £10 non-refundable deposit per person, along


with food choices, is required by Friday, December 12. The excellent quality food and ambience, as well as the


comfortable bedrooms, provide an excellent base for those visiting the area to enjoy attractions such as T e Royal and Derngate, Northampton Saints matches, Althorp and Silverstone. as well as an option for local visitors or their guests who want to enjoy an overnight stay, lead to a constant fl ow of reviews on TripAdvisor. Among the most recent were: Wonderful Birthday Lunch... My partner and I had a most


amazing lunch at the Hopping Hare yesterday to celebrate my birthday. I had the pork loin, and he had the chicken. We also had desserts. Everything was perfect. From the service, lovely table and the crowning glory the food. Perfect Deserves Six Stars … when we got to the room it was an extremely


pleasant surprise. It was spotless, modern and had all amenities. We made it back to the bar for a drink and were delighted to fi nd that the ale was well looked after (unusual these days) and the staff were very, very friendly and attentive. T e meal in the evening was superb and that and the service just couldn’t be faulted. I noted from previous review that this place was described as a gem and I do think that is a perfect description.


For more information, call 01604 580090, email info@hoppinghare.com or visit www.hoppinghare.com


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