Angelique's at The White Horse, Ottringham By Martin

I recently had a meal at a new restaurant in Ottringham called at The White Horse. It seems everyone that has experienced the place have nothing but good reviews of it. It is, as the name would suggest the old White Horse pub that has been fully brought into this century. Excellent food and a warm friendly atmosphere in a comfy modern surround. It's easy to find; just follow the Withernsea road through Thorngumbald, Camerton, Keyingham and on to Ottringham. You can't miss it, it's on the left as you pass through.

Bon Appetit!

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