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Sunday lunch at The Fox Inn in Hanwell was ok. It was a nice enough pub and very popular with local families and walkers (dogs were allowed). A good selection of roasts were available, priced slightly higher than their website. It was pleasing to have cauliflower cheese served too. I didn’t really like the gravy served with my lamb but the rest of the meal was alright.
This is a community pub, so would have been great if we lived round the corner and were able to pop in for drinks.
Read More...The Grove in Ealing has been refurbished, with lots of different areas. Families seem to be encouraged, and it is also popular with students.
The staff were extremely helpful, providing wine recommendations when needed. The roast turkey was nice and moist, the roast beef flavoursome. The vegetables and yorkshire pudding weren’t great, but the gravy was good. For the price, this offered a very good value Sunday lunch in Ealing.
Read More...The Drayton Court Hotel in West Ealing, London is a fantastic place to have a drink or two as well as a Sunday lunch. The venue is huge with a very large garden as well as hotel rooms. It’s also a great place to watch sport with many screens dotted around one of the bar areas.
The Sunday Roast here was excellent, the meat quality was high and they served cauliflower cheese too!
A great place to come for a Sunday lunch in West Ealing with the family.
Read More...We had eaten at The Swan at Iver on a Saturday night so we were looking forward to a Sunday lunch in Buckinghamshire.
Unfortunately, when we got there, it was almost empty and the music choice was strange for Sunday lunch (Latin to 7 years old Robbie Williams anyone?).
The meat was ok, but it was nice that the vegetables were brought out in a dish to serve ourselves. The service was quite good, being attentive when needed. Overall, the Sunday lunch was nice and we would like to go back there.
Read More...I was looking for a Sunday lunch in Chiswick and found The Hole In The Wall. We didn’t book, so when we turned up and they only had a small table in the corner, we couldn’t be too disappointed.
It did get very busy too. The Sunday lunch wasn’t great to be honest, and the service was quite poor.
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