Brasserie at hall
THE new brasserie at Greg Dyke's lavishly refurbished Mosborough Hall is due to open on May 10.
The opening of the bar and restaurant completes a £4 million restoration instigated by the former BBC chief, now chair of the British Film Industry. The work has transformed the 16th century manor house to its former grandeur, but with a contemporary twist.
Parts of the building can be traced back to Henry VIII - whose son was born there after he married off his pregnant mistress, Mary Boleyn, to then-owner Henry Carey.
The new brasserie, set within the Old Hall, features hand-finished wooden floors and contemporary artworks. Food will include locally-sourced produce.
Other new additions include a reception, conferencing rooms and a lounge bar extension with floor-to-ceiling windows.
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Last Updated:
24 April 2008 1:55 PM
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