Does anyone know of any restaurants still having the old fashioned sweet trolley ?? And with proper single cream to pour over & not that squirty crap!!
All the sweets nowadays seem to be all factory produced .

The Dore Grill. www.doregrill.co.uk

Ahhhh i used to love going to the Regency in Ecclesfield and browsing the sweet trolley. Whitley Hall at Ecclesfield used to do it too.

Yes, Dore Grille one of my favourite lunchtime venues :)

I think Dore Grill have had to stop using the sweet trolley as it wasn't refridgerated. It wasn't in evidence last time I went a couple of years ago now.

Try Hassop Hall, cheap it certainly is not. Fabulous quality in a picturesque setting.

http://www.doregrill.co.uk/Mon%20to%20fri%20lunch%20r.t.p.pdf

sweets are a selection from the trolley apparently

Try Burton's Restaurant at the Burton Street Foundation, Hillsborough. Unusual venue (old School) and only once a month but spectacular dessert trolley, all homemade by a pastry chef, nothing artificial at all! The chefs are Mathew Rodgers and Scott Drury, also of Wortley Hall. Next one is this Friday 4 December. http://www.burtonstreet.co.uk/Pages/whatson.htm

Unless you are bezzie mates with Dr who not sure your going to find one. Sweets sat warming up in a cosy little restaurant are a food poisoning time bomb.

Is it on the trolleh? Can ya point ter it?

Does anyone know of any restaurants still having the old fashioned sweet trolley ?? And with proper single cream to pour over & not that squirty crap!!
All the sweets nowadays seem to be all factory produced .

I used to love the sweet trolley coming round in posh restaurants.:)

I used to love the sweet trolley coming round in posh restaurants.:)

Me, too. But I used to disconcert the waiters by asking to see the sweet trolley before I ordered my meal!!! Pudding is my favourite course and I needed to know what was available so I could order an appropriate main course! :hihi:

Is it on the trolleh? Can ya point ter it?
:D Is it a sorbet?


Not quite a restaurant but they do come round with the trolley at Bettys in York, don't recall the Harrogate one doing that though.