SundayLunch
“Everything we serve is made and prepared in house,
our chef takes great pride in his Sunday lunches”
The RoyalAlbert The White Hart The Star Inn
Albert Avenue, Newport Llangybi Caerleon Road, Ponthir,Newport, NP19 1GZ
Tel: 01633 215616 Tel: 01633 450258 Tel: 01633 420582
Fancy awonderful Sunday lunch with all the Why not book in for aSunday lunch at one There’snot afriendlier welcome to be had this
trimmings? Then why not call up the Royal of the area’smost acclaimed country pubs? Sunday than at The Star Inn’sSeren Restaurant.
Albert in Maindee and book atable? Every Although having been open for just over a Situated in Ponthir,this family run pub
Sunday,from noon until 4pm, the RoyalAlbert year,The White Hart Village Inn, situated in welcomes everyone warmly,with owners Jane
serves up afreshly prepared home-made lunch the beautiful village of Llangybi, has won and Mike treating customers both regular,and
that is simply out of this world. Each week you many awards, both locally and nationally for new like old friends.
can choose from aselection of three meats (or its excellent service and food. The Sunday
have amixture) which can be enjoyed with lunch menu is superb, and changes on a Every week the Seren Restaurant cooks up an
freshly prepared vegetables, homemade gravy regular basis. It offers aselection of dishes, outstanding Sunday lunch. Served from noon
and fresh Yorkshire pudds.Aside from the usual including atraditional roast beef lunch with until 2.30pm, everything is freshly prepared -
veg, each week you can also sample agourmet all of the trimmings. Other choices include even the enormous Yorkshire pudds and the rich
veg, which changes every week. Often you’ll pork and leek sausages with creamy mash flavoursome gravy! Booking is highly
find battered cauliflower on the menu and the and aweekly vegetarian offering, such as recommended, as at £6.95 for asingle course
chef’s own ratatouille. creamy mushroomrice with asparagus and and £8.95 and £10.95 for the two and three
parmesan crisp. Starters come from a course options, respectively,the tables fill up
“Everything we serve is made and prepared in selection, such as chef’s soup of the day or pretty quickly.Each week there are achoice of
house,” landlady Nicola told us. “Our chef takes chicken liver parfaitwith red onion meats which come served with aselection of
great pride in his Sunday lunches!” marmalade, served on warm toast. The freshly prepared vegetables and the whole
dessertsare equally as tempting, and come family are welcome!
The one-course Sunday lunch costs just £6.50 from aselection which includes hot
for adults and £4.50 for children under twelve – chocolate fondant with ice-cream and sticky So, this weekend, why not enjoy Sunday lunch
atasty bargain! toffee pudding with toffee sauce. in the company of some “new old friends” and
book in with Mike and Jane at The Star Inn,
Of course, Sunday lunch would not be Sunday The menu varieseach week, and it can be Ponthir? If you miss lunch, then why not join
lunch without alovely pudding, would it? Each downloaded from The White Hart’sweb-site them for their Sunday night quiz which starts
week, the RoyalAlbert’sexpert chef creates at
www.whitehartvillageinn.com each week at 8pm, or pop in and enjoy their
some wonderful puddings, such as homemade excellent alacarte menu which runs right
apple pie and the staple chocolate fudge cake. The three-course menu is £15.95, whilst two throughoutthe week.All meals on the alacarte
courses cost just £12.95. Children’sportions menu are buy one get one free.
Sound tempting? Why not call and book today are also available at £4.95 and £6.95 for a
or pop in this Sunday? Make sure you’re early! single and two-course meals, respectively.
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