Amber’s restaurant in Harrogate has launched a new residents club, offering exclusive discounts and benefits for the first 1000 locals who join.
The newly launched restaurant, which is based at the Cedar Court Hotel, has introduced their resident’s community, ‘Friends of Amber’s.’
It aims to bring together the local community and reflects the independent hotel group’s commitment to the regional/local economy, encouraging HG1 and HG2 residents to dine in Harrogate.
Friends of Amber’s is designed to provide members with access to a host of perks, including exclusive dining discounts at Amber’s.
They will also receive priority event booking for events such as their Thursday Club - a weekly event where diners can enjoy entertainment, music and a specifically curated menu.

A further highlight in joining Friends of Amber’s is access to the private dining room, The Imaginarium. This exclusive space offers an intimate setting for gatherings and celebrations.
Oliver Stott, General Manager at Cedar Court Harrogate said:
“We are thrilled to introduce Friends of Amber’s as a way of celebrating our local community here in Harrogate.
“With this exclusive community, we aim to provide our members with unforgettable dining experiences that they want to keep returning to!
“We want to build connections and get to know our neighbours, offering them a place, they can rely on for great food and a warm welcome in the heart of Harrogate.”
Joining Friends of Amber’s community is simple and free. Residents can register online via the Amber’s website, and upon verification of their details, will receive a digital membership card within 48 hours.
However, membership is limited to 1000 members and is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
To register, visit: https://cedarcourthotels.activehosted.com/f/26

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