Even better if they are dog friendly
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Even better if they are dog friendly
Gwaelod y Garth Inn, very good food in a relaxed pub atmosphere, it’s a bit posher upstairs in the main dining room but you can’t take your dog in there. Best to book if there are enough of you to need tables being moved together.
Depends where you live/want to go. The Railway Inn in Llanfabon (Nelson) is as good a place as any.
CCoach and horses LlangynidrQuote:
Originally Posted by WJ99mobile
Best sunday lunches I ever had were at home!!!
Which area?
Pedigree Chum and Yorkshire pud.Quote:
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Any but Ponty/Cardiff/Vale preferableQuote:
Originally Posted by Robin Friday's Ghost
The Ship, near Llantwit Fardre.Quote:
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The ty nant in radyr is nice
It's a bog standard Brains pub doing bog standard Brains beer and food. There's no reason to travel there if you have a Brains pub nearer.Quote:
Originally Posted by jamieccfc
The Plymouth in St Fagans is good and the Maenllwyd in Rudry is good
Try the Wenvoe arms, had a cracking Sunday lunch there very recently.Quote:
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Sounds like an invite to me :sherlock:Quote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggle
Bush Inn at St Hilary does a great Sunday lunch.Quote:
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Agreed. Except for my Nans when I was a kid. Revolting.Quote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggle
Try the Wynford.
you want to try my mothers dinner it’s like eating saltQuote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
Thackeray in Rumney Hill , customers of mine , they are sold out every week , not been there but heard they are busy because they are good .
Roast beef.
The Sportmans Rest in Peterston-Super-Ely does a lovely Sunday lunch. Also lovely place to go for a little drink in the summer when the missus is driving. Not sure about the dog friendly part.
Black Cock Inn up on Caerphilly mountain. Tidy food and very dog friendly.
Poor thing.Quote:
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I can only speak as I find!!:jamsarnie: