We were warned that an early booking would be required, but everything with me has all been so last-minute of late, we thought we'd take our chances and turn up at midday on a Monday and hope for the best.
Luck was on our side and we managed to grab a table for 7. It was the most gorgeous pub I've been in in a long time, and fabulously child-friendly...which was a real bonus as there were 4 children in our group!
The menus were deliberated over for a good long while...aided by a chilled glass of South African rose wine...which always helps... The children's menu was particularly impressive. No2 chose tomato soup with cheese on toast.
I had the most delicious roast chicken on a Caesar slaw, beautifully presented. As a true blogger, out came the camera, with much eyebrow-raising from No2...
The perfect end to a busy summer...
that's certainly an impressive looking lunch - my two little ones have now got used to mummy photographing their dinner.......
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely looking place. It reminds me of one round here (sort of) called The Crooked Billet. Must visit again soon! x
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty pub! Good to know about pubs which really welcome children, rather than just paying lipservice.
ReplyDeleteGood luck for your new endeavours, by the way!
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Yuuuuuum. I haven't yet quite been able to bring myself to photograph lunch when we're out - does that mean I'm not a real blogger?
ReplyDeleteit looks like a lovely plave to eat.
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