Crusader
18-09-2006, 07:25 PM
Some ideas of where to go for a good quality, good value Sunday lunch please! :)
but not Weatherspoons... :P
but not Weatherspoons... :P
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View Full Version : Best place for Sunday lunch? Crusader 18-09-2006, 07:25 PM Some ideas of where to go for a good quality, good value Sunday lunch please! :) but not Weatherspoons... :P boosh 19-09-2006, 01:08 PM long way out but the millstone at hathersage......located just on the right as you go down the hill from sheff neeeeeeeeeek 19-09-2006, 01:32 PM New Barrack Ttavern Inn on the left on the way to Hillsborough. Gayle 19-09-2006, 10:47 PM as per boosh, a bit of a way out, but the Scotsmans Pack in Hathersage is lovely. it's a bit further down the hill from the millstone, near the church Crusader 19-09-2006, 11:02 PM Thanks but really looking for somewhere in the city centre! sophiec1979 19-09-2006, 11:02 PM we had a sunday lunch meet at the rutland arms last month, definately good quality and great value. enjoy, wherever you go. sophie x tas1 20-09-2006, 11:47 AM Devonshire Cat maybe? Although i guess it might get busy with students - looks like they're back. Crusader 21-09-2006, 08:15 PM we had a sunday lunch meet at the rutland arms last month, definately good quality and great value. enjoy, wherever you go. sophie x Cheers, looks like I'll be going here :) E-Man Groovin 22-09-2006, 08:01 PM May I venture The Forum cafe bar on Devonshire Street? Especially from about 1pm to about 6pm on a Sunday because they have a nice vibe with nice DJs spinning lovely downtempo choons, along with deep sofas, Sunday papers and everything you've wanted from a Sunday afternoon. Oh and the foods nice as well. (Does this sound a little less than impartial?) See sig below ;-) Crusader 22-09-2006, 09:13 PM May I venture The Forum cafe bar on Devonshire Street? Especially from about 1pm to about 6pm on a Sunday because they have a nice vibe with nice DJs spinning lovely downtempo choons, along with deep sofas, Sunday papers and everything you've wanted from a Sunday afternoon. Oh and the foods nice as well. (Does this sound a little less than impartial?) See sig below ;-) Hey! Thanks for that info :) May well try there, Devonshire St after all is one of the best streets in Sheffield! distjames 22-09-2006, 11:13 PM The miner's arms is really good on warren lane, chapletown, its under new management and, i thought the atmosphere was great and the fish is excellent, not many pubs have fresh fish daily Rich 22-09-2006, 11:17 PM If you like Carveries, the Fairway at Birley's OK (I just don't like carveries so it's not good for me) and not too expensive. vinceallen 22-09-2006, 11:27 PM May be a way out but I can highly recommend the Black Lion at Firbeck (near Dinnington). Nice pub in a nice little village viking 23-09-2006, 08:36 AM The miner's arms is really good on warren lane, chapletown, its under new management and, i thought the atmosphere was great and the fish is excellent, not many pubs have fresh fish daily Fish On a Sunday? :gag: Where has Roger (landlord) gone to? Howie 23-09-2006, 09:36 AM The miner's arms is really good on warren lane, chapletown, its under new management and, i thought the atmosphere was great and the fish is excellent, not many pubs have fresh fish daily Also The Norfolk Arms on the corner of Warren Lane and White Lane. hm6056 23-09-2006, 11:31 AM The Peacock is fab - just keep going down Abbeydale Road until you get there. Really nice food and very cosy on a winter day! Meaks 23-09-2006, 04:00 PM The Roebuck (http://www.roebucktavern.co.uk/) in town aint bad! :) You can have a proper Sunday lunch, pizza or huge great fry up! :love: pippadoll 24-09-2006, 10:05 PM Went to the Peacock today; hadn't been for a couple of years. Still as popular. Had a great main course, there was a really good choice and the roast for the meat eaters looked good. My starter was the worst thing I have ever experienced. A mushroom basket...filo (meaning fine/thin) burnt on the outside, raw in the middle! How? The plate decorated with a whole bad of dodgy leaves. Not good. But it was all forgiven for the great main course. A 22 minute drive from Hunters Bar, so not too much of a trek. Keep the town centre recommendations coming as I could do with somewhere closer to home. Any news on the Fulwood Inn. Has it got its act together. Great venue but the food is rarely good; in my fussy opinion. Sugar_Kiss 24-09-2006, 10:06 PM crosspool tavern do a mean carvery Meaks 24-09-2006, 10:09 PM Ended up having a few cocktails in the Lion's Lair (for the last time by the sounds of things :( ), a pint or two in Wetherspoons and then an excellent tea in Ask. Superb service. :) looking 25-09-2006, 07:42 PM Try Cafe Rouge....there's one in City Centre (by the fountain) and one on Eccy Rd. I had the Croque Monsieur there.....SO GOOD! OwlsChick 26-09-2006, 01:30 PM Ridgeway Arms Do A Corker Of a Sunday Lunch (seating can be difficult though as it tends to get pretty busy) Gypsy Queens Nice But Expensive In My Opinion Dont go to sherwood though. its horrible :gag: AndyFx 26-09-2006, 04:50 PM Toby Carvery at Parkhead is always a safe bet!! thierry 28-09-2006, 01:02 AM A bit far out but the Black-a-Moor at Troway do the best carvery you have ever tasted in your life!!! No exaggeration!! |