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Hubby & I have visited Beverley near Hull in the East Riding of Yorkshire, so very often these last couple of weeks….. probably more often than we have in our whole lives put together!
So if you are looking for new places to eat in Beverley, you MUST check out these two all you can each buffet style Brazilian restaurants.
Where to eat in Beverley
We LOVE all you can each buffets; aside from the fact we are greedy sods we love the value for money you get at these style restaurants and always leave happy and very very full!
Chamas restaurant located on Wednesday Market is the smaller of the two Brazilian restaurants in Beverley. They offers it’s lunch menu between 12-5pm and is priced at £15.95.
Estabulo, located in Flemingate, also offer a lunch menu only their timings are between 12-4pm however it is priced slightly cheaper than Chamas at £14.95.
Dinner at Chamas, between 5-10pm, is priced at £27.95. A
Estabulo’s evening dining is between 4 & 10pm. If is also a lot cheaper than Chamas at £24.95 with their vegan menu priced even cheaper still at just £12.95.
Child friendly restaurants near Hull
Kids eat free at Chamas if they are under 5 whereas they eat free at Estabulo under 4. Children aged 5-8 at Chamas are priced at £7, with 9-12 being charged £12.
Estabulo is slightly cheaper for children at just £5.50 between the age of 5 & 8 and £10.50 for those children between 9-13 however these prices are lunch only.
Both restaurants children’s prices are whether you eat from the lunch menu and between lunch times or the dinner menu.
Vegan restaurant in Beverley
As I’ve already touched on briefly both restaurants offer a vegan menu at both dinner and lunch time too which is £15.95 and £9.95 respectively… again quite a big difference!
Gluten free restaurant near Hull
Both restaurants cater for those gluten intolerant too just ask your server.
How long do we have to eat?
Chamas allows each table a sitting time of 1 hour 45 minutes. Estabulo’s sitting is 2 hours and 15 minutes making it, for me, a little bit more relaxing I feel.
The salad bar is a lot bigger at Estabulo than it is at Chamas. There are a lot more variety as far as the sides are concerned.
At Estabulo you also get the choice of 8 meats at lunch and 15 at dinner whereas Chamas offer more at lunch with 10 meats and 15 at dinner.
Which did we prefer….?
Honestly…. both Beverley restaurants were very similar as far as food is concerned.
We can’t say we preferred one to the other as far as the grub is concerned. Both are really really good. Really tasty, really nice atmospheres and make a really lovely date night or evening with friends.
That being said we did seem to get more from Estabulo. Chamas was just a slither of meat but were quite busy when we arrived; Estabulo visit was at the opposite time to be fair… mid week and quite late which is probably why we ended up with big chunks of meat as they were coming to the end of the night. Estabulo also asked if we wanted anything specific and cooked us some more fillet steak specifically. I have absolutely no doubt if you want more meat (or less even!) you can ask for it … I did exactly that on when the sausage came out at Chamas! HOWEVER that was just our experience on those two days…. I have no doubt that whichever one you go to, both will not hesitate in catering for your specific needs.
Overall
Pricewise Estabulo comes out top by a mile particularly with regards to the vegan options.
Chamas’ limited sitting times and the environment I feel doesn’t necessarily make you as relaxed as it should when dining out but I can see why they have limited dining times because it is a small restaurant. Something that others might like… it doesn’t get too busy and it’s nice and intimate instead of a big restaurant.
Estabulo offer the military and public service workers 10% off from Sunday to Thursday which is a nice touch. They also offer 2 for 1 on cocktails for everyone from Sunday to Thursday which is nice too AND at the time of writing this post had a discounted midweek lunch menu at just £9.95.
Estabulo also offer a fish option too; lunch and dinner is priced the same at £15.95 and you get a fish dish freshly prepared and brought to your table AND the all you can eat meat option too.
Estabulo did come out cheaper as far as drinks are concerned too but they are a chain with multiple restaurants around the country so that would help with being competitive as far as prices are concerned. Chamas is a small independent restaurant which in my opinion makes me feel that although I am paying more I am supporting a small local business which I do like to do.
Estabulo have a bar in close proximity to the dining area meaning you grab yourself a drink and then go to your table. They allow you to drink draft beer/lager at your table too whereas Chamas don’t. Chamas do also have a bar but it’s not the biggest restaurant meaning it’s not the easiest place to walk around. Again at the time of our visit they only allowed bottled beer downstairs in the seating area and the bar is located upstairs.
I’d love to hear what you thought of either restaurant if you’ve been… drop me a comment down below!
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Thanks so much for reading!
Kirsty
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If you too are on the hunt for something new to do locally then why not check out some of my previous Yorkshire related blog posts below:
Chamas vs Estabulo | comparing Rodizio Bar & Grill’s in Beverley
A-Z of free or cheap things to do in Yorkshire
Caio Chicchetti Italian Restaurant review
Wingfield Farm Hessle – a British family pub
Rock Up Hull adventure & review
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Love estabulo