With another visit to Whitstable, we booked The Oxford. I reserved a table for 3 the following Sunday and we were all set. The food was a mixed bag – my beef was delicious with a lot of seasoning but unfortunately the fat on the pork belly wasn’t melted. The sticky toffee pudding was nice, and JW enjoyed (his rather expensive) child’s roast. Overall, worth visiting if you are in the area although as no changing area it isn’t really suitable for toddlers or babies.
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The White Hart, Hythe
We were visiting Hythe in Kent, so obviously I searched for a venue to review for Sunday lunch. An old pub situated on the High Street, The White Hart was a bit too dark for a bright Sunny day. The service was poor initially, but did improve through the meal. The Sunday roast was quite good, with a nice selection of vegetables (including cauliflower cheese!). Overall, Sunday lunch at The White Hart in Hythe scores 3/5.
Read More...Sophie’s Steakhouse, Covent Garden
We haven’t had a Sunday lunc in Central London for a while, so decided to book somewhere close to Charing Cross station, Sophie’s Steakhouse. We arrived at midday as we were unable to book a table. Roast beef was ordered by 3 of us, and we were all very happy with our choice. The food quality was excellent here, as was the service. The pricing was high for drinks, but the kids eat free proved that Sophies Steakhouse in Covent Garden is family friendly and highly recommended.
Read More...The Bel & Dragon, Kingsclere
Sunday lunch at The Bel & Dragon in Kingsclere, Newbury was probably one of our best ones yet. The food was delicious, the service excellent, and so good with children – a unique venue, with chalk for the children to draw on the tables! A perfect Sunday lunch for family celebrations or anyone with a very large appetite!
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