carvery

I was always heading for the carvery and eating too much.

Carvery started his protest on the site in 1970.

The new Captain's Carvery room is proving popular and very good value.

There is a carvery called the King's Arms, which used to be the village's main pub.

They were once seen in a Carvery outside Manchester.

The Carvery has lavish themed buffets several nights a week.

She'd reserved me Hanover Room off the back of the carvery downstairs.

On a recent morning, she brought her grandson, Dwayne Carvery, 8, to look at the exhibits.

The carvery, by the way, is a bargain for three courses, but you do get what you pay for.

The carvery is open each lunchtime and evenings 5pm-9.30pm.

The Carvery every lunch time serves prime roast sirloin.

Set lunches and dinners always include a roast from the Carvery Trolley.

It has a carvery and Italian restaurant.

Occasional couples pull up to the Carvery at one end of the counter for thick roast beef sandwiches.

Includes a full fry-up, five pints, and carvery dinner in a windowless bar.

The Carvery and Wine Bar is a popular lunch time rendezvous.

Next time, get Vic to take you to the King's Head Carvery.

Breakfast is being served in the Carvery Restaurant.

Run by Marstons, it has a popular carvery and selection of real ales.

The Carvery Bar presents turkey, port, beef and delicious local lamb.

The hotel has 20 en-suite rooms, restaurant, carvery and bar, and is famous for its food.

The decor is attractive, the service good, and the menu has something to suit all tastes, with the Carvery deservedly popular.

Good carvery (£8.25) fell short on lukewarm hot dishes.

A quartet means the first refusal of all carvery scraps and use of a dog-sitting service.

Detached fully licensed eating house with carvery.