pub names - Food

[Dave M]

I haven't got such a big appetite, so I'll just have the one...

Yes ok, so I'm just greedy!

Pilchard Inn, Burgh Island

Why settle for the one when you can have three or five, both of which I remember from holidays as a kid. Not sure I was ever taken in either of them - but that would be another thread!

[trainman]

Artichokes just ain't worth the trouble, as I would imagine a stuffed Nightingale would'nt either.

I like artichokes pre-prepped from the deli (if I can ever afford em), but have to agree about nightingales - they only snuck in for emergencies.

Plenty of Shoulders of Mutton about, but can't recall ever having been in one.

[Maldenman]

I've just trawled through my list of contributions, all in the name of work avoidance, and my more unusual examples include

The Bread and Roses, Clapham; Haunch of Venison, salisbury; Red Lion & Pineapple, Acton; The Cock, Headley; The Eel Pie, Twickenham; The Bloated Mallard, Teddington; The Blackbird...4 and 20 etc...Earl's Ct, and The Cocoanut, Kingston.

[Evil Gazebo]

If only this pub could be in this town, then it would surely have the best postal address in the world.

[arwkrite]

I see that there is a "Shoulder of Mutton and Cauliflower" in Ashtead. Add some potatoes and a few greens you have got yourself a Sunday lunch .

[Maldenman]

I see that there is a "Shoulder of Mutton and Cauliflower" in Ashtead. Add some potatoes and a few greens you have got yourself a Sunday lunch .

You might need to add a bit of this though arwkrite.

http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/66346/

[Soup Dragon]

Does this count for a cheap BBQ?


http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/16727/

Laughing Gravy - see post above, was the name of Laurel & Hardy's dog in one of their short films - if anyone is interested, cares, or didn't know

[Conrad]

I didn't know, but was enthralled by the review, presumably attempted before we removed the word limit. And sadly now I will never know its conclusion.

[Dave M]

If only this pub could be in this town, then it would surely have the best postal address in the world.

Yes, that would've been perfect!

http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/16727/

Interesting to see that The Blazing Donkey does promote itself as being in Ham, Sandwich. I remember seeing that review and considered creating a village of Ham, but as the Royal Mail has it as being Eastly I just stuck with that. Not sure I like the idea of The Blazing Donkey Ham Sandwich anyway.

[General Staal]

How about the Sacks of Potatoes in Birmingham and the Fleur-de-Lys in Lowsonford?

http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/37842/
http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/57266/

Fleur-de-Lys is the name of a brand of pie originating in this pub.