can anyone recommend a good sunday lunch on the wirral
not cardboard meat and school dinners a real nice one went to penmaenpool wales last week £10.00 carvery spot on but bit far to go ha ha

Sheldrakes, Lower Heswall, meal, chill out, view, walk etc. Make an afternoon out of it!
We used to always go, very popular place, we need to go again, just reminded me. Thanks. LOL

sounds good really good

The Old Quay in Parkgate - super Carvery menu on all day.
Prices very reasonable - esp weekdays

http://www.crowncarveries.co.uk/find-us/theoldquay.html

Very informal atmosphere - THAT means you can expect a few kids running around. However, I have never found it to be a problem.

Snod

Cheap, awful food IMO.

But to be expected for the price.

have heard good and bad things about the old quay
not bad for price but we taking someone out so would like a little better than than the old quay(bit of posh nosh)

the nelly in wallasey on grove road do 2 for a tenner very good food hot tasty and not kept waitin good beer as well have a great out door area as well

The Toby carvery J12 of the M53 1st exit on roundabout and its on the RH side. Very good.

Only had the Sunday lunch there once and it was awful, Sheridans was not bad for the price but they've started serving frozen roasties now, not good.

Tried the Seven Stars in Thorton Hough the other week, plenty of meat but the rest is a bit mediocre.

If you want a bit of class then the Clipper and the Queens in Oxton isn't your bag but found the food good and plentiful in both. It's difficult finding a good place but great if anyone on here comes up with one or two suggestions as need a good restaurant for special occasions myself.

have been to the clipper but not the queens
anyone been to the italian job in moreton

Queens Royal in New brighton is good also try the Bassett Hound

The hooton arms does a carvery and there is a voucher in the globe to make it a fiver per person, well worth every penny, I can tell you never to go the chimneys in hooton, we went last sunday and the roast ws very prettily arranged on a plate but i am not exagerating when i say it could have fitted on a butty, and it was a tenner, never again,

Was there the other day, better than normal selection of meats (Turkey, ham, beef, pork and crackling iirc), usual yorkshire pud, stuffing balls, boiled leeks, mashed carrots, cabbage, roast and boiled tatties and more.

As I love pork and few restaurants do it theses days, it made my day. Chef and other staff were nice but one of the waitresses was a bit sharp, not that it matters much with a carvery.

Guinness was spot on

Normal price is around £10 so grab the £5 deal while you can.

i thought the carvery was £7.95, but its still worth the full price,

Possibly higher price on a Sunday - we had the Sunday menu on the table.

yip very nice place to eat this and if you want a tea a diffrent day of the week very cheep to still cheep on sundy to tho

The best Sunday Roast i've had for price and 'homecooked quality' was in the Victoria Lodge pub in Tranmere.
This was 6-8 years ago, though (maybe new owners)?

hahah ya thats a long time ago rudebox 7-8 years who knows tho may still be nice