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Just had a carvery and very disappointed. Had lamb but not all was fully cooked. Parsnip had to be filled to get the soft bit off, could not get the knife through it. Cabbage hard. The rest I did enjoy until the Yorkshire pudding, looked great but bit into the base and it was full of grease it was horrible. That was all the tast I had left in my mouth after the meal. Very disappointed from last time I was there.
Just had Sunday lunch here and it was stunning plus very cheap which are words that don’t normally go together but the food was delicious and very generous portions, it’s set in a holiday park and the area is quite large and impersonal but it’s all worth it for the price £8.99 you would be pushed to cook that at home. Give it a try
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