Carvery

[fred binneys head]

But there are times when quantity beats quality, it's just a fact.

 

[Antony Moxey]

No it isn't. Only the poor would subscribe to such a view, which given your location kind of proves my point.

 

[fred binneys head]

What about when scoring goals in a game of football?

 

[Antony Moxey]

This is a food thread, stop trying to be a clever c***.

 

[fred binneys head]

Not difficult when conversing with the rain man, unless you want to play blackjack.

 

[Antony Moxey]

Like I said, stop trying to be a clever c***.

 

[fred binneys head]

Nice retort. Done with your classless class comments?

 

[RaeUK]

So, what's happened to carveries in recent times? They used to be an excellent combination of good value and good food. Granted, it's been (quite) a wee while since I've been in the munching out fraternity, but I get the impression here that they've sunk towards the level of canteen fare.

 

[elginCity]

But there are times when quantity beats quality, it's just a fact.

Funny you should mention that, was thinking back to a visit to a Carvery in the Chaddesden area of Derby. An 'eat as much as you like' affair where the locals were returning to tables with overloaded plates dripping gravy on the carpet.

If you manage to find a good carvery, thinking The Star Inn (before it was revamped, sadly) in East Sussex, it really was a treat.

 

[fred binneys head]

Chaddesden isn't top of Derby's places to visit - there are much nicer areas.

Best carveries in Derbyshire are in the village pubs.