Pictured above: Restaurant 1877
Nottingham's Traditional English Restaurant, Restaurant 1877, is
set to hold a St Georges Day Gourmet evening to raise money for the
Royal British Legion.
Located in the familiar and striking listed building at Canning
Circus, formerly Ben Bowers, the family-run Restaurant is holding
the special event on 23rd April to showcase its delectable range of
traditional signature dishes. Diners will have the opportunity to
donate a discretionary service charge of 10% to the Royal British
Legion, a charity that helps ex-Service personnel and their
families through welfare initiatives, including the annual Poppy
Appeal.
Owner and Chef, Anthony Baxter, proudly commented: "Our menu
combines everything to be loved about traditional English cuisine.
The evening will furnish diners with a diverse and satisfying array
of customary dishes made from top quality ingredients, locally
sourced wherever possible. To build on this truly English theme, we
hope that diners will agree that the Royal British Legion is a very
worthy and relevant cause to give to".
The restaurant has also donated a three course meal for four
people as first prize to a recent charity quiz in aid of the
children of Chernobyl, held by The University of Nottingham's
Slavonic Society. The cause is close to the heart of 1877's staff
members, including head waitress Anja Waszczyszyn, herself studying
Russian at the University.
With an impressive three course pre-theatre menu, a weekly and
often themed student night with a dedicated loyalty card scheme,
and with traditional English breakfasts served at weekends, Mr
Baxter is confident that there is a fine dining experience
available for all to enjoy. In addition, the nearby Park Residency
Committee is also issuing dedicated Restaurant 1877 discount
loyalty cards to its members.
For more information on Restaurant 1877 please visit their
website here: www.restaurant1877.com