The pub/restaurant’s name is, of course, derived from our king’s connection with the building. He was there in 1484. Ricardians are certainly familiar with the building. Of course, we haven’t all been able to visit it in person, so I’m sure that those of us who haven’t will be very interested in reading the article to be found here.
The author, Samantha Teasdale, most certainly enjoyed the feast set before her, and is most lavish with her praise of the building, the staff, the menu, the wonders produced by the kitchens and so on. So I think the KRIII in Scarborough can pat itself on the back, so to speak.
Murrey and Blue has published other posts about Scarborough, here (Richard’s visits in 1484), here (more about the house) and here (ghosts and urban legends of Scarborough)_.
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