ROCKLIFFE Hall has revealed its brand new restaurant set to open in August.
‘Nu Sana’, which means 'Nourish the Soul', is described as a casual eatery situated above the hotel’s award-winning spa.
The new restaurant will offer a dining menu consisting of both healthy, nutrition-led menu items such as superfood salads, smoothies, fresh juices alongside nourishing dishes and buddha bowls.
With a strong emphasis on garden-to-plate, many of the dishes use ingredients from the estate or are grown within the kitchen garden.
Inside, the restaurant includes precise attention on materials such as marble, timber and botanical essences.
And in a first for the hotel, guests and spa day visitors will be welcome to dine ‘in robes’ to allow for ultimate comfort and relaxation.
Nu Sana will be accompanied by the launch of new Spa Day experiences, which will also be available from 2nd August.
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Speaking ahead of the opening, Jason Adams, managing director of Rockliffe Hall, said: “We are delighted to share the news of our latest culinary outlet with our guests, Nu Sana will be a most welcome addition to our much-loved spa and an important part of the wellness journey we offer at the hotel.
"The menus will showcase something for everyone, there will be an emphasis both on healthy, nourishing dishes in addition to appealing to those after something different to our already established restaurant options.
What's on the menu?
Breakfast and brunch highlights include Sautéed Wild Mushroom on Bruschetta with Sultanas, Seeds, Onion Purée and Nut-Free Pesto; Seven & Wye Smoked Salmon with Soft Poached Hen’s Eggs, Hollandaise & Brioche; and Buttermilk Pancakes with Summer Berry Compote, Greek Yoghurt and Manuka Honey.
Sample dishes on the all-day-dining menu include a selection of small plates such as Asparagus, Romanesco Sauce, Egg Yolk Dressing & Sorrel; and Laverstoke Park Buffalo Mozzarella, Plum Vine Tomatoes and Basil dressed in Extra Virgin Olive Oil.
The signature Buddha Bowls provide an excellent option for vegans and vegetarians, meanwhile some large plates include Grilled Sea Bream, Shiitake Mushroom, Beansprout and Mange tout; Flat Iron Steak with Confit Tomato and Chimichurri; and Poached Salmon Salad Niçoise.
Nu Sana will be open for members, hotel guests and locals with reservations systems opening at the end of June.
Food will be served all day from 8am until 5.30pm, plus 7pm - 9.30pm on Friday and Saturday evenings.
Take a look at how the restaurant could look below
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