As The George in Egerton was close by to my father’s house, it made sense to pop along for a Sunday lunch with the family. A local pub with a good Sunday lunch including a mixed platter – they even offered a vegetarian roast! A great place to go for a hungry family.
Read More...Dunes Bar and Restaurant, Camber
As we were holidaying in Camber Sands, I just had to find somewhere to visit for Sunday lunch. After a bit of research, I decided on The Dunes Bar & Restaurant, which is situated just off the main beach. Nicely decorated inside, with a beach theme (including photo place mats). The staff were friendly enough, showing us to our table and also being helpful through the meal. Ours starters were a bit of a disappointment, but the Sunday lunch was actually quite nice – a huge serving and definitely great value for money. So, worth visiting if you are in the Camber Sands area.
Read More...The Queen’s Head, Chislehurst
With events conspiring against us, we had to change our plans of visiting Greenwich and went to The Queens Head in Bromley instead for Sunday lunch. A pub in the centre of Chislehurst, it was very busy with weekend drinkers and diners. The food was a bit below par unfortunately, but the service and venue brought this Sunday lunch up to a 2.5 star. One to go with friends and family for a bit of a Sunday afternoon session… and having a burger.
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.
Read More...The Atrium, Rochester
We were looking for a Sunday lunch in Rochester, Kent and decided on The Atrium, situated on the quaint high street. We were met as soon as we entered and shown to our table immediately. The starters were ok, I enjoyed the pate but the mushroom spring roll was odd. The Sunday lunch was enjoyable, especially the gravy. The roast lamb and beef was cooked through which meant it wasn’t very tender. The desserts were nice, I liked the chocolate truffle torte.
Overall, The Atrium scored a respectable 3.5 out of 5 – one worth visiting if you are in the area.
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