Candlesticks is situated in a quite lane in the oldest part of the market town of Stamford. The building itself dates back to around 1730. Originally five empty derelict cottages, they were sympathetically converted and restored in 1974, and Candlesticks opened as a retaurant in 1975 and has been under the same ownership since then.
There is a private off road car park for residents as well as a large public car park around the corner.
Many attractions are close by, such as Burghley House which is a ten minute walk. Rockingham Racetrack and Rutland Water are a few minutes by car.
Stamford Train Station is around the corner and has excellent connections to most parts of the country. The bus station is a short walk across the town meadows. The A1 is two minutes drive from here.
Our Christmas and New Year Menus are now available for you to read [Menus]
|
