The Swan in Tarporley launches Christmas menu to warm reviews
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 15 Nov, 08:01 · Archive
The Swan in Tarporley has launched its Christmas menu, with reviewers praising dishes including pigs in blankets and slow roasted lamb shank.
The Swan in Tarporley, a hotel and restaurant on High Street, has unveiled its Christmas menu ahead of the winter dining season. Reviewers given early access to the menu completed a four-course tasting as temperatures dropped in the autumn.
The menu features dishes ranging in price from £7 to £24. Starters include pigs in blankets with cranberry sauce, baked camembert with rosemary, garlic, honey and Bradwall croutes, king prawn cocktail, crab and salmon tian, and oxtail croquette. Main courses include slow roasted lamb shank served with dauphinoise potatoes, honey roast carrots, roast parsnip, tender stem broccoli and minted gravy.
Reviewers praised the quality of the dishes, describing the pigs in blankets as having crispy bacon and the baked camembert as perfectly balanced. The lamb shank was noted for being tender and piping hot. Staff service also drew commendation, with reviewers noting that team members introduced themselves and attended to customers attentively.
How it is being reported
- I tasted the Christmas menu at The Swan in Tarporley and it was incredible...REVIEW – The Swan in Tarporley's winter/Christmas menu has enough for everyone and is the epitome of warmth.Northwich Guardian · 15 Nov, 07:00
- I tasted the Christmas menu at The Swan in Tarporley and it was incredible...REVIEW – The Swan in Tarporley's winter/Christmas menu has enough for everyone and is the epitome of warmth.Chester Standard · 15 Nov, 07:00
- I tasted the Christmas menu at The Swan in Tarporley and it was incredible...REVIEW – The Swan in Tarporley's winter/Christmas menu has enough for everyone and is the epitome of warmth.Warrington Guardian · 15 Nov, 07:00
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