Britannia Pub - Page 5

Mancie · 05-02-2009, 07:56

Oh how times change.. when I lived in Accy only posh people had cars so any pub you visited was on foot.. I remember walking up t'Shoulder n Mutton.. took me and my mate 4 hours through fields n snow....got there and it was full of bikers.... I'll never forgive my mate cos the first song he put on the jukebox was "Ben" by Micheal Jackson..talk about strange looks.

jaysay · 05-02-2009, 10:49

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Originally Posted by Mancie

Oh how times change.. when I lived in Accy only posh people had cars so any pub you visited was on foot.. I remember walking up t'Shoulder n Mutton.. took me and my mate 4 hours through fields n snow....got there and it was full of bikers.... I'll never forgive my mate cos the first song he put on the jukebox was "Ben" by Micheal Jackson..talk about strange looks.

4 hours Mancie to get to the shoulder, was that back in 1947 went the snow was up to the roof tops

spignific · 21-02-2009, 03:05

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Originally Posted by pipinfort

Sycamore Farm in Lowerhouse(near Rosegrove) does a cracking carvery...according to the missus who lunches out there on regular ocassions. not as cheap as some but never the less great. It is a really popular place with an excellent childrens area, we went the day after Boxing Day and the wait for a table was nearly 2hrs ( we did`nt bother) and they were lining up on the car park as we left........maybe the credit crunch hadn`t hit Burnley then........

and i`m sure if you ask them nicely they will carve the meat to match the size of your gob!!!!

went last week to sycamore farm
yea it 2 pound more than them 3.50 carveries but its worth it,great beef.excellent