If you’re a foodie and music lover, the Crazy Bear in Stadhampton, have just the Sunday set up for you.
The iconic hotel and restaurant is now launching Sunday Jazz in the Glasshouse – allowing customers to experience a truly decadent three-course roast while enjoying a live jazz band.
The event will be held every second Sunday of the month – starting on November 9th – and bookings can are now available through to May 10th.
The band Sepha, fronted by London-based vocalist Rosie – who has performed alongside stars like Camilla Cabello, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, and Jess Glynne – will provide the smooth soundtrack of jazz tunes, while guests enjoy their hearty roasts.
Event Sales Coordinator at Crazy Bear, Florentina Ionita, said: “Sundays are for slowing down and taking things easy, which makes our Sunday Jazz in the Glasshouse the perfect opportunity to indulge the senses.
“With locally sourced meats from trusted farms, perfectly roasted vegetables from local growers, and homemade Yorkshire puddings with all the traditional trimmings on your plate, relax and savour the smooth and soulful sounds of Sepha.
“All of this takes place in our relaxed and welcoming Glasshouse setting, ensuring Crazy Bear is the place to unwind and enjoy a Sunday with family and friends.”
The menu showcases a mix of delicious, classic options – with starters including ham hock terrine, Armagnac home cured salmon, wild mushroom arancini, and fire roasted courgette, and roasts mains being roasted dry-aged striploin of beef, slow-roast pork belly, and slow-cooked half chicken. All Sunday roasts come with roast potatoes, carrots, seasonal vegetables, a Yorkshire pudding, and a rich gravy sauce.
Other main options are also available – such as the Jerusalem artichoke gnocchi and the pan seared seabass fillet.
And if those incredible options weren’t enough… there is also a dessert selection which sounds mouth-watery. With Earl Grey and chestnut burnt cheesecake, vanilla crème brullée, sticky toffee pudding, and a selection of sorbets on offer – can you resist?
To round off the whole experience, there is also a selection of teas and freshly ground coffee available.
Adults dine for £39.95 and children under the age of 12, eat for £34.95. Live jazz band, Sepha, will play from midday to 5pm only for Sunday lunch, so make sure to book in now.
Crazy Bear also launched its new restaurant Oak earlier this year, serving quality family favourite dishes.
For more information, and to book your tickets for Sunday Jazz in the Glasshouse, click here.
