Six sittings every Sunday
Sunday carvery
Roast beef, pork with crackling and turkey, Yorkshires, roast potatoes, mashed swede and cauliflower cheese, every Sunday from noon, £13.95.
The Sunday carvery is the busiest four hours of the week: six sittings, three meats, and a queue that Rhys carves through without hurrying anyone.
Topside of beef cooked pink, pork shoulder with crackling, and turkey crown, with Yorkshire puddings, roast and boiled potatoes, mashed swede and carrot, red cabbage, cauliflower cheese, greens and a gravy made from the roasting tins. There is a nut roast for vegetarians, made that morning.
Sittings are at 12, 12:45, 1:30, 2:15, 3 and 3:45, forty seats each. The carvery page shows how many seats are left at each sitting for any Sunday in the next eight weeks; book from there.
Puddings are £4.95: apple crumble, sticky toffee or a Welsh cake and ice cream sundae.
What you get
- Three meats and a nut roast
- All the trimmings, help yourself to veg
- Six sittings from noon
- Seats left shown online for eight Sundays
- Children’s plates at £7.50
What it costs
Adults £13.95, small plate £10.50, children £7.50. Every price is on the pub page; tonight’s event is on what’s on.
Allergies: please tell us about any allergy or intolerance before you order. Our kitchen handles all 14 major allergens, so we cannot promise any dish is free of traces. Ask for the allergen sheet; it lists every dish.
Questions about sunday carvery
Do I need to book?
For 1pm to 2:30 almost always. The carvery page shows seats left per sitting; the 12 and 3:45 sittings usually have room.
Is there a vegetarian option?
A nut roast made that morning, with the vegetarian gravy. Please tell us about allergies; our kitchen handles all 14 major allergens.
Can I have seconds?
Of the vegetables and potatoes, yes. Meat is one generous plate.
The fire is lit, the kettle’s on behind the bar, and there is a seat at the end.
Real ale from £4.20, a Sunday carvery at £13.95, the quiz on Tuesdays and a band on Saturdays, at the bottom of the High Street in Treharris since 1893.