The Modfather
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The Gladstone along Lewes Road always did a decent, reasonably priced roast when I lived around that manor
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Sunday roast
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pishhead
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The Cow | Caf Bar, Seven Dials Brighton
I'd say calling some of them beers "Craft" is certainly creative marketing!
Barry Izbak
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It is. Although I agree with pishead, it is a bit of a marketing term. A bit like when they call a pub restaurant a "kitchen". Well worth a look though IMO.
P.s. still in here as a matter of fact
Pevenseagull
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Coopers Cask
so good that I can't get a job in the kitchen
so good that I can't get a job in the kitchen
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Any places still doing a decent Sunday roast for under a tenner? Prices have got noticeably much steeper recently.
BensGrandad
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I can never understand that because roast is one of the cheapest dinners to produce and serve in as much as it doesnt cost a lot more to serve 100 than it does to serve 80 in relation to the extra income generated. Or in the case of a small pub 20 than 15.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Suspect it's more to do with rising costs of rent, energy etc. than it has to do with the cost of the food itself. Might be wrong.
Coopers Cask as mentioned above is excellent which I believe is £9.75 per roast.
The Royal Oak in St James Street is fabulous and I think that is just under a tenner.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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For a more fancy affair Hotel Du Vin are doing a great offer at present.
£20 per person four course meal.
Course one - Seasonal Soup of the day
Course two - French Market Buffet - This is the highlight for me - help yourself to artisan bread, pate's, salad and a great selection of seafood, including:- Mussels, Crab, Salmon, Prawns & Oysters.
Course three - Roast Dinner
Course Four - Dessert or Cheese and biscuits.
This is one of the best restaurant deals I've ever experienced the only downside is we ended up spending £90 on three bottles of wine between four of us.
£20 per person four course meal.
Course one - Seasonal Soup of the day
Course two - French Market Buffet - This is the highlight for me - help yourself to artisan bread, pate's, salad and a great selection of seafood, including:- Mussels, Crab, Salmon, Prawns & Oysters.
Course three - Roast Dinner
Course Four - Dessert or Cheese and biscuits.
This is one of the best restaurant deals I've ever experienced the only downside is we ended up spending £90 on three bottles of wine between four of us.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Cliftonville
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Earth and Stars does a BOSS roast
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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Don't really like roast dinners.
Wife does sometimes so put in a bit of effort today but kept it simple.
Roast rib of beef rested for half an hour. Not cheap and very very tender.
Made my own gravy from the juices with a little bit of wine.
Even made some very impressive Yorkshire puddings, resting the batter for a couple of hours as suggested.
Still didn't enjoy it. God knows how I'd react to something from a cheap cavery.
Wife does sometimes so put in a bit of effort today but kept it simple.
Roast rib of beef rested for half an hour. Not cheap and very very tender.
Made my own gravy from the juices with a little bit of wine.
Even made some very impressive Yorkshire puddings, resting the batter for a couple of hours as suggested.
Still didn't enjoy it. God knows how I'd react to something from a cheap cavery.
BensGrandad
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exact opposite to me as I love a roast dinner being on the pro points diet I can have as many vegetables as I want so today we had roast duck, 185 gms with skin is 12 points of my allocated 49 daily and 4 roast potatoes is 6 points therefore for 18 points I had a roast with carrots, broccoli, swede,sprouts, cauliflower, frozen broad beans and peas(1pt extra) and I was well full, hardly seems like a diet.
terryberry1
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Anymore suggestions on where to get a decent roast in b&h area?
The best is always from your own oven........
although just had a very acceptable offering from The Cricketers in Hove (but have the chicken n beef mix as only pennies more than beef only, and you get HALF a chicken).
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