good places for sunday lunch
- Thread starter kea
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Anyway.. the Lamb & Flag good trad Sunday Roast available upstairs, well priced, and with a nice 'country pub' feel to the place.. And real ales.. yum, yum.
nogoodboyo
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Peckham experiment?
Palmerston, Lordship Lane?
Palmerston, Lordship Lane?
Andy the Don
Wise men say only fools..
Try the Kings Arms in Roupell Street, SE1 just over the road & past the Union Jack Club from Waterloo tube..
nogoodboyo
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kea said:
I have not, I was asking... and I've got my answer by the sound of it!
My sis has been to Palmerston and said was genuinely nice food.
nogoodboyo said:
my parents had a dreadful experience there while they were cat-sitting for us (when we were in paris) - they got their starters ok but the main course order just seemed to disappear into a black hole in the kitchen; they waited over an hour and ended up throwing in the towel, paid for what they'd had and went and got fish and chips instead. i wouldn't have bothered paying for the starters, if it had been me, but my parents are crap at complaining!
anyway, the P-E are clearly a bunch of incompetent rip-off fuckwits and i certainly won't be bothering to darken their doors.
Mr Retro
Beware hedgehogs
kea said:i don't think Photo would like the Ivy
"they're looking at me funny ... "
Fuck 'em, your money is as good as anybody elses
It was suprisingly lacking in bullshit when I was there.
My mum was over on a visit and I took her there. I was dreading it but it was so good, I booked it for my wifes birthday.
i've only drunk in Baltic, not eaten there, but the backroom is lovely
nogoodboyo
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kea said:
I had heard talk of poor service there. Hmm.
People do rave about Baltic, must try it one day.
oryx
Sitting on the bok of the day
cal said:
I've been to both recently & they are indeed very good - but I got the impression that the Bermondsey Kitchen wasn't a particularly good option for vegetarians. I went with omnivorous friends (I'm very omnivorous myself, would probably eat the table given half a chance
) but quickly bagged the idea of a return visit with my veggie partner......jodal said:
120 RMB sounds a price worth paying for a proper roast right now! I'd pay 9 quid and I'm on a chinese salary!
jodal said:Incidently, the worst sunday roast I have ever had was at Man in the Moon pub in Chalk Farm, stale pees, small portions, sick fatty tasteless meat
Anyways, hope that helps, sorry bout the rambling.
What do you expect at wetherspoons?
kea said:i don't think Photo would like the Ivy
"they're looking at me funny ... "
My experience of places like this is they don't look at anyone funny. They might be thinking all thoughts of nasty things about you, but you'd never know through the well-trained charming and efficient veneer
pianistenvy
Cycling for Sanity
kea said:ok, looking for somewhere that does food all afternoon on sundays, somewhere nice and central as it has to be accessible from both north and south london, probably somewhere informal and pub-ish and not too pricey, rather than a restaurant-y place, and preferably somewhere we can stay and chat over a couple of pints after eating.
oh and the food has to be good
anyone got any recommendations?
Lennie's just off Shoreditch high street is great for sunday lunch, only serves till about 3pm though. Lennie's 6 Calvert Avenue, E2 7JP
suzee blue cheese
Well-Known Member
You took the suggestion right out of my mouth
It's a well cosy pub with an open fire in the winter. I've never been in there on a Sunday though - what's the food like?Something different try the Czech Club in West Hampstead. Be warned its not veggie friendly last time I was there (along time ago) the sandwich board outside a few weeks ago had roast goose and roast boar on it. If they still have it used to have great imported Gambrinus.
http://www.czechandslovakclub.co.uk/
http://www.czechandslovakclub.co.uk/
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