The Londsborough in Stoke Newington was recommended to Claire’s sister, Rona. She agreed to write a review on her findings… Have a look at the delicious roast beef as well as the mouth-watering desserts (especially the sticky toffee pudding!). Interested in guest reviewing or asking us to come along and review? Then please .
Read More...The Phoenix, Denmark Hill
I have visited a number of times for beers over the years, so I was looking forward to reviewing the Sunday lunch at The Phoenix in Denmark Hill, London. The venue is part of Denmark Hill rail station, and they carry a train theme through the pub (with a large clock hanging from the ceiling). They have a great selection of craft beers available, as well as decent priced wine. The Sunday lunch was reasonably priced between £11.75 for Roast Chicken to £13.00 for Roast Beef. The roast was ok, I wasn’t keen on the vegetables, but the desserts were superb. they scored a respectable 3.5 out of 5.
Read More...The Crown and Anchor, Bromley North
I booked The Crown and Anchor in Bromley
Read More...The Bricklayers Arms, Bromley
We were looking for somewhere we hadn’t reviewed before in Bromley (we’re running out of places) – I had been suggested The Bricklayers Arms previously so booked for one Sunday for lunch with friends. The staff were friendly and welcoming, but this is first and foremost a pub. Great selection of beers, I thoroughly recommend visiting if you are local and after a quiet drink rather than the Sunday lunch.
Read More...The Windmill, Sevenoaks Weald
We were looking for a traditional pub Sunday lunch so I booked The Windmill in Sevenoaks Weald. Lots of ales on offer, this would certainly be a good place for beer drinkers. The food was good, as were the portions. Overall, we felt it was great for a small family Sunday lunch and worth visiting if you are in the area.
Read More...