Best Sunday Roast in Bristol

**PokerWoody** · 26th April 2009, 12:51 PM

Quite a few here are from Bristol, so I ask: Where is the best place to go out for a Sunday Lunch in Brizzle?

**PokerWoody** · 26th April 2009, 08:12 PM

Originally Posted by Gus Mango Fish

I dunno, but I'm going to Pie Minister pies on Stokes Croft @ 2pm, then to see a Kid Carpet gig @ 3pm at The Croft if ye fancy joining us?

Fuck. Gutted I only heard about this now!!

**Raiser** · 26th April 2009, 10:48 PM

Originally Posted by Gus Mango Fish

A grand total of between 8 and 11 turned up to watch the gig. It was very intimate.

Thats embarrasing! Poor KC.

As for the original Q about roast...

The best roast i have had was at the SevernShed on the harbour (near thekla). Food was awesome, service was great and on a sunny day the you cant beat a better location. It is a tad on the expensive side and cost me £50 for roast, dessert and a couple of drinks but well worth it.

Also, a very good place is Hotel Du Vin - the food and serive is top class although i dont think their bisto opens for sunday lunch anymore.

And if you want complete value for money, over cooked veg, shoddy service but a MASSIVE plateful of food then Toby Carvery is the place to go as i gurantee you wont go away still feeling peckish!

**Raiser** · 26th April 2009, 11:12 PM

Sorry, £50 for both of us... £50pp would be a little ott! lol.

**Dice Man** · 26th April 2009, 11:16 PM

Nowhere in Bristol can beat this place for Quality + Value + Opening times.

**Top Pair Ace Kicker** · 26th April 2009, 11:34 PM

£50 for two people to eat a sunday roast!?! Fucks sake, I would expect a waitress to blow me under the table for that much.

And swallow.

**jingjangjong** · 27th April 2009, 01:11 AM

£50 Mofo u ARE a retard

**PokerWoody** · 27th April 2009, 09:30 AM

I went to waitrose and made my own in the end. gert lush mind.

I've never been to the Seven Shed for Sunday Lunch, but I do agree it's generally pretty nice although a tad expensive. I reckon i'll give it a try next time. Thanks for the suggestion.

**Wakou** · 27th April 2009, 04:30 PM

Blimey, you Swedemunching types don't know you're born innit? About 5 years ago I invited my new landlady for Sunday breakfast at a local bistro type place, to discuss the flat and rules and regs etc. 2 x English Breakfast, good enough, but not big, 2 pots tea, 2 pints afterwards.
£48.00.
Bastards. Would have been better just paying the rent on time to get round the landlady.

**Raiser** · 28th April 2009, 08:35 PM

Originally Posted by jingjangjong

£50 Mofo u ARE a retard

Hey it was bloody nice! lol...

It was a few years ago and the roast was something like £15 a pop at the time. Desserts were about £5-6 each! lol.... and as for the drinks.... OMFG!!!!!!!!!!

However, this is rossette standard restaurant and £50 is about the going rate.

I have been to Michael Caines restaurant (not the actor the chef!) and a sample menu which is 7 courses with a bottle of wine, glass of champers, canapes and coffee was about £120 for two of us.... again this is actually a very reasonable price giving that he has two michelin stars. As for the food... it was fuckin amazing!!!