YPRES New Years Eve meal ?

[keithchesterfield2]

Does any one know of a Restaurant in Ypres that serves meals on New Years Eve ?

The Tourist Office couldn't help and most Hotels don't serve that evening

Any help appreciated

 

[Riverbankannie]

This is a link to trip advisor with the search terms Ypres restaurants and “New Years eve”. So there are quite a few reviews from people mentioning New Year’s Eve meal
I’ve only started at the Hotel Regina where someone has left a good review for a meal there last NYE.
https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Searc...05DDC59ADAC34E9587991546086463986&ssrc=e&rf=1

 

[Hotelman]

Ypres is in Belgium not France , just looking at the waving flags

 

[138go]

Perhaps thats why the tourist office were reluctant to help a traveler who hasn't a clue what country he is in ..

 

[keithchesterfield2]

Thanks for that link - the Regina might be worth asking and trying - will let you know.

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[rosalan]

.....AND?

 

[Riverbankannie]

Thanks for that link - the Regina might be worth asking and trying - will let you know.

.....AND?

Oh give him a chance, 3 minutes isn’t long

 

[rosalan]

I was holding my breath!

 

[keithchesterfield2]

So, let's add that up.
One useful informative reply and some others that aren't worth commenting on.
About par for the course in recent times,
I asked the same question on another forum and had 7 useful responses - hmmmmm !

 

[rosalan]

Dear Keith.
You had a reply, constructive, to which you have yet to give feedback. I am therefore. having read your many useful reports over the years on all sorts of Forums, a little saddened that in a time of relaxation you cannot enjoy a little light hearted banter. Happy New Year anyway.

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[pelican]

Ypres is in Belgium not France , just looking at the waving flags

Best stay City Europe or go to Brugger

 

[Wildbill]

So, let's add that up.
One useful informative reply and some others that aren't worth commenting on.
About par for the course in recent times,
I asked the same question on another forum and had 7 useful responses - hmmmmm !

The Chinese is always very good and the returant next to the cloth Hall right next door
Bill

 

[keithchesterfield2]

Thanks for the helpful replies.
We've had a walk round the town and called at all the recommended eateries but not one of them are open on New Years Eve.
So we've decided to attend the Menin Gate ceremony that night, have a good weep, and get some pastries and cake and wash them down with wine and brandy.
Not quite how we'd envisaged NYE but could still be an enjoyable evening.

 

[Wildbill]

Next best thing find another motorhomer and have a drink with them
Bill