Off Topic The Good food / eating out thread

We all like a nosh, and @Beware of the Virus has been DM’ing me today extolling the virtues of the Toby Carvery last night

I am in the fortunate position in life of being able to eat out 7 nights a week The last time I used the oven at home Tony Blair was Prime Minister.

All culinary treats & recommendations for meals to go on this thread

 

This is a civilised way to spend a Thursday evening.

For a mere £9 you get a pleasant meal, a pint, and a guaranteed trip to the bog after.

 

Ye Olde George Inne Shoreham is excellent, but unfortunately my local the Five Bells not so much. Seldom eat out though as we both enjoy cooking.

 

That looks like my poo from this morning.

 

Sheffield do not have Tobys.

@Miketyson2007Junior will be able to tell you what I ate last night.

 

After a bad defeat you need a hearty breakfast.

 

The "Good" food thread and we're posting pictures of food from spoons?

Best places I've been to of recent-ish times was Tom Kerridge Bar & Grill, Restaurant Ramsay and Hixter. Locally to where I live I went to Oak on the Green in Bearstead. Only had a burger but was tasty. Fancied the Thai Green Curry but at 1:30pm thought that was a bit much.

At the moment, I can swallow without pain, I can devour just about anything that is not soup or liquid format. My advice people, never get quinsy. One of my most painful experiences.

 

Have you tried the Hook and Hatchet in Hucking? That’s worth a visit and not to far from Bearstead

 

The Salisbury on Bromley Common is very decent.

 

Hope you are ok @Holden Chinaski

 

It’s a chippy for f ucks sake.

 

The pies are very filling

 

Size of you a chicken nugget would be filling

 

I don’t think Elf’s has given anything a good filling lately.

 

The Chelsfield used to be excellent until Andy the chef left to work somewhere in Petts Wood. Wish I knew where.

 

Or ever come to think of it !

 

Respect the thread.

 

My post was relevant

 

What Elf meant to post was … Respect the Elf