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This place is a diamond in the rough. Its tucked away essentially in a haulage industrial estate which is just bizarre however the carvery in there is famous amongst Cas folk.
For about 14 quid you get a choice of starter (garlic mushrooms are legit). Then carvery for main and finally theres so man
Awesome carvery, hot & tasty with lots of meats, veg & veggie options to choose from, got a lovely big plate full that sorted me right out!
Lovely pint of theakstons ipa too.
Friendly helpful staff & lots of seating areas to choose from.
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Always lovely food here, the home made pie and cauliflower cheese is second to none!
It's the first time we've been for a few years and I don't know why. I'm not usually a fan of a carvery but this was gorgeous. There was a good selection of meat and veg and all cooked perfectly. To finish it off there's a great selection of puddings and ice creams. All of the staff were friendly an
Fantastic, good, wholesome Sunday lunch food. Well cooked (not overcooked) with lots of variety. If you want a table, advise you to book. Should have taken photos of all the cakes on offer too! Looked delicious!
Had the most beautiful chicken carbonara. So mouth watering. My husband had the 3 course meal, old aged pensioners special & our daughter is gluten free, which they cater for, even down to gravy. It wasn't our first nor will it be our last. Thank you all the staff & the waitresses & the chef. As
Really good food really nice people
First time i had visited in a few years and it hasn't been updated in any way. The food is extremely large portions so make sure you're starving. Staff are brilliant and dealt with over 30 of us quite efficiently. All the food was cooked fresh which is a bonus these days so be aware there will be a
A long established pub in a quite spot of Whitewood, that cater for all ages, bookings taken or just drop in. Clean and well decorated and good light, food available including carvery at reasonable prices. Good selection of drinks at the bar which is well run, self service food area's well kept and
As carveries go this is the best. The food is proper home cooked fayre like Grandma used to make. Quality ingredients and huge choice, including a big array of hot and cold desserts . The steak pie is TDF. Personally I am not a fan of the chips but that's not a problem as there are at least thr
Varied menu, lot's of choice. They also have a specials board and a value for money carvery at £8.50 with it's choice of meats and all the trimmings there's certainly no need to go hungry. Pleasant staff, good service and a nice place to go for lunch or dinner Thoroughly enjoyed
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