Ideas for Mothers Day

mel_fly · 27-02-2007, 11:15

Hi
Thinking of taking my mom out for mothers day anyone know of anywhere decent to take her?
Thanks

Saffy · 27-02-2007, 12:07

Why not cook for her yourself .. I can't think of anything nicer.

Ruff · 27-02-2007, 12:17

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Originally Posted by KSFF

Why not cook for her yourself .. I can't think of anything nicer.

Exactly what I was gonna say. And do the washing up too!

Saffy · 27-02-2007, 13:25

Seriously .. it doesnt have to be anything fancy .. but a nice meal and chat over a bottle or two, with your Mum .. lovely !

whisper · 27-02-2007, 13:29

We just drove past the yew tree at malin bridge.they had a notice up saying 5 course mothers day meal for £12.50.
Altho,I agree with the above post,most mums dont expect too much,just a little tlc

LJB23 · 27-02-2007, 13:39

I have heard that there is an offer on on the canal, you go on a barge and have meal?

mel_fly · 27-02-2007, 15:47

Thanks guys. I'm not a great cook! I may give it a go tho! anyone got any further info on the barge thing? Ta

LJB23 · 27-02-2007, 15:50

The Barge thing - my sis told me about it, I'll ask her.

mcgarry · 14-03-2007, 21:45

The Ivory is doing a nice set menu ,it's posted on here and if you bring a party of 4 then mum eats for free

You don't get any better than that

she_Ra · 14-03-2007, 23:22

personally, if it was me, i would cook for my mum, and u lot have given me the idea, i didnt think id be seeing her, as she lives in wales but shes coming down on sunday, so thanks for that guys

Saffy · 15-03-2007, 06:21

I hope I'm getting my car washed on Sunday as it's filthy .. and a good hour of feet tickling would be fantastic !! (Must get hubby to suggest it)

Don_Kiddick · 15-03-2007, 06:28

I don't understand why mums & wives have to wait till Mothering Sunday to get any kind of treat.

I treat R-lass all the time, and, if my owd Mam was still alive I'd be treating her too.

Come on folks, don't let Clinton Cards dictate your obligations

owdlad · 15-03-2007, 06:54

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Originally Posted by Don_Kiddick

I don't understand why mums & wives have to wait till Mothering Sunday to get any kind of treat.

I treat R-lass all the time, and, if my owd Mam was still alive I'd be treating her too.

Come on folks, don't let Clinton Cards dictate your obligations

I completely agree DK Mother's Day is a money driven stunt.

My Mother always said that if you need the newspapers to tell you when to buy me some flowers or get me a treat, don't bother.

Incidentally I think the same of Father's Day

Shoot2Kill · 15-03-2007, 09:36

Ok...

i am wanting to take my mom out for sunday lunch for mothers day on sunday...

i was wondering if anyone had any ideas, for traditional sunday lunch, in a nice restaurant

i have left it a bit late, i know, but i could really do with somewhere..

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EDIT - we can only make sunday evening, about 7, so sunday lunch will be off the menu, but any good restaurants in sheffield..

NOT chinese, Indian etc...

KJ_VENOM · 15-03-2007, 10:16

My OH is taking her mum to see one of her favourite singers (the mum's favourite i add) Micheal Bolton at the arena

ginga_clarky · 15-03-2007, 18:06

you should try sanctuary as mothers get free meals for tables booked of 3 or more!!!

call 01142767711 for details/bookings

Glass Artist · 16-03-2007, 03:45

A couple years ago, I took my mother to see Fleetwood Mac (she loves them). Shelled out the big bucks to sit right near the stage. Ever since...it's been difficult to top that.

Perhaps this year the Lindsey Buckingham show will do nicely as I think he's her fav. anyway.

simone1975 · 16-03-2007, 15:49

It's also my daughters birthday on Mothers Day and we are going to Cafe Uno, but I booked ages ago. What area do you want? Try going on yell.com and typing in restaurants and the area you want and then ring around.