Montpellier Quarter

Montpellier Quarter Harrogate North Yorkshire, it was quite a surprised to find a bar restaurant called the "Slug & Lettuce" on the right.

[Dianne]

Such a lovely scene. A cool name for a restaurant!

[Caterina]

Very nice street picture

[Denise Wood]

Divine old setting :) Pity about the new building peeking over from the back!! And Slug & Lettuce - I'd be wary of ordering a salad :)

[Diana]

Such a wonderful setting and fabulous scene. We have a Slug and Lettuce here too ;-)

[Peter]

@dide Thank you for your comment Dianne its appreciated:)

[Peter]

@caterina Thank you so much for finding the time to comment Caterine,
The development of the Montpellier Quarter began in the 1860’s when George Dawson acquired Ashfield House, the home of the owner of the Crown Hotel, and incorporated the building into his construction of Montpellier Parade, so-called in deference to the fashion for French Spa names.

[Peter]

@gilbertwood Thank yo for your interesting comment Denise, the Slug & Lettuce is very popular with the locals but we didn't fancy eating there either, lol:)

[Peter]

@ludwigsdiana well well would you believe that Diana, we found out later its actually part of a chain of 22 in the UK :)

[bkb in the city]

Great street shot

[Peter]

@bkbinthecity Many thank for your comment Brian, as Denise said it was a pity the modern building was in the background:)