We were looking for a Sunday lunch near the beach and Whitstable came to mind. After a bit of a search, I found The Pearson Arms by Richard Phillips. The food here was excellent, we thoroughly enjoyed all courses (including the free bread). My roast beef was really good, as were the roast potatoes. Claire enjoyed the lemon posset dessert, it was very sharp and sweet at the same time. A top rated Sunday lunch!
Read More...Kits Coty, Aylesford
On a whim, I booked Sunday lunch at Kits Coty on Bluebell Hill, near Aylesford. And what a choice it was! The view from the restaurant was excellent. The food safety equally superb, with excellent roast potatoes and Yorkshire pudding (best I have ever had). It’s family friendly too, with very clean high chairs and a children’s menu.
If you are looking for a great Sunday roast, definitely check out Kits Coty
Read More...Bistro at Hotel Du Vin, Brighton
Having visited a sister venue in Tunbridge Wells, we were looking forward to a relaxing Sunday lunch at Hotel du Vin in Brighton, East Sussex. It didn’t quite turn out that way due to the very wet weather, but we really enjoyed the lunch – completely stuffed after the great value 4 courses. Roast potatoes could have been nicer, but a well deserved 4.5/5… Have a read to find out more.
Read More...Hixter, Bankside
We originally booked elsewhere for a lunch in London, but when this was cancelled, we were able to get a reservation at Hixter, Bankside, and I was so glad we did! The venue itself was smart but fun – the staff were professional whilst at the same time being very welcoming. Our toddler, JW, was well looked after – and I appreciated the his free lunch! The roast beef was superb, one of the best I have had. They also served cauliflower cheese so, all in all, a definite winner! Top Rated Sunday lunch at Hixter, Bankside.
Read More...Malmaison, Charterhouse Square in Farringdon
When looking for a venue in London to take 10 people, I found the Malmaison on Charterhouse Square near Farringdon. Booking was easy, as was the parking. The restaurant was very stylish, with black glass tables, bare brick walls and booths. The chef’s table as an appetizer meant we could get stuck into food immediately. The Sunday lunch was excellent, especially the roast potatoes! The dessert was equally as good. At £19.95 for 4 courses, a great value Sunday lunch at the Malmaison in London.
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