The Best Sunday Roast In London | Best Of The Best
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- INSIDER went to the highest-rated and talked about restaurants in London that serve up a Sunday roast, but which one is truly the best of the best.
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The Best Sunday Roast In London | Best Of The Best
Bold of you to assume the best Sunday roast in London isn't my mum's.
Lol
@@pushpasingh5877 Lol
Sarah Lise Kristensen lol
@@ptkiller26 lol
Tell her ill be round Sunday instead of Saturday
Steak should be disqualified. Sunday roast needs a roast beef
brozors
It was a massive hunk of beef, a whole rib. It’s basically a small roasting joint, which they probably started in a pan, but finish by roasting anyway.
So it’s back in the running.
Caught this Americans eye!
Or roast chicken, steak and gravy doesn’t sound right at all.
I'd agree with that, also I don't think it's fair they get points for location when it's supposed to be "London best roast".
Precisely!
Its like they are ex partners who have been forced to isolate together.
ya no chemistry or entertainment/personality at all
@@msmysticstorytime I love Harry. Especially on food wars!
@@msmysticstorytime Actually I liked them. I'm tired of this Insider videos where there are two girls hating each other for 15 minutes and faking how much they liked the food. Or saying everything in a State Fair is delicious while making a cringe face.
Just as someone said in other coment "Bland hosts are what I need after watching a bunch of funny, sometimes uberly perky, mostly corny hosts from other shows."
I like her. Lovely voice and definitely cute.
They’re normal people. The amount of hateful comments on this video is insane. Not everyone needs to dance around for your pleasure like some circus monkey.
We tend to make larger Yorkshire puddings than usual
*pulls out a risen pancake
I watched this video last night, I booked Blacklock Shoreditch at 6am this morning on OpenTable and ate there at 5.15pm.....this place is simply fantastic! We had the All-in as you did. This was a perfect example of how great British food can be. The whole meal was simply divine, but that gravy deserves its own European Protected Food Status! It shouldn't be possible that a Sunday roast (and gravy) that good can be enjoyed so much for so little
I've lived in London my entire life and think I have only had one roast that I could say was better than my Mums (although I will never tell her that). I almost never order them because they are always disappointing but The Lighterman in King's Cross had a really good roast chicken.
i always associated a Sunday Roast with red meat, it can be poultry as well?
Agreed. Most South London pubs charge around £17 for a very mediocre roast. The spuds always seem like you're eating cardboard, veg is usually over done and the meat can be very hit or miss.
www.thelaziebug.in/2019/08/cheap-eats-london.html?m=1
49th what are you the shef drumming up a bit of work
@@AL__EX yeah chicken, lamb, gammon, beef it's not a strict rule because it was just what you had at the time and everyone has the ingredients to make yorkshire puddings and mash or roast potatoes and some veg.
Interesting how these two presenters can be so sophisticated and so down to earth at the same time. Really excellent video. Thanks.
I live in the US but my family is all from the UK so when I go to the UK I always have a roast dinner at some point. I haven’t been to the UK in over a year, and this video made my smile.
this NEEDS to get more popular in the US!!!! SO GOOD.
The general principal of a roast is not a million miles from your thanksgiving Turkeys etc. You should start the tradition in your house. But just rotate different meats around each Sunday - Pork, beef, Lamb, chicken tends to be the ones we have in my household. (Turkey is probably a bit big every week, unless you have like 8 children!)
My family has a roast every thanksgiving, it isn’t often we all get together and we all just love it, it’s been a tradition longer than I’ve been around. So obviously I don’t get to have a nice roast often but when I do, ohhohoh trust me the yorkshire puds will not survive (nor will anything else though)
I can appreciate London’s love for gravy.
British Sunday Roast is much better than a thanksgiving meal. I was quite disappointed when I finally got a chance to have a thanksgiving meal. Basically every dish was sweet apart from the turkey!
You all got BBQ culture tho..
I think that pretty much better if not at least equal with British Roast culture
"The size of this roast is enormous"
Laughs in American
Like comparing a super model and a sumo wrestler.
Americans eat the whole animal
That’s So Fetch! #FACTS lol
Laugh as Henry VIII
Stops laughing when diagnosed with diabetes, high blood pressure and heart disease.
How tight was the dude with the beef in the last one, might as well of not bothered? 😂
Rule of thumb: if a yorkshire pudding isn't large enough to gently cradle a football, it needs to be bigger.
I'm going with the burrito - it looks like something Luther would be eating for Sunday dinner.
Wow £48 for a Sunday dinner 😂, come up north and get a top of the range one for £16 , day light robbery
And £16 high end price
My local in Newcastle charges £4.95 for a full Sunday dinner, I'd never pay £48
www.thelaziebug.in/2019/08/cheap-eats-london.html?m=1
Moooooooooo
£16 is also daylight robbery.
First, I must say I was salivating throughout the entire video. The final review had me divided as well, I loved the caramelization on the beef at Oblix but for me, the lack of carrots tipped the scale.
Carrots, roasted with thyme and honey, are *essential*.
Being from the north east im thinking WTF at the prices 😂 my local does a carvery on a sunday with choice of 3 meats and the rest ie veg and yorkshire puds etc is unlimited for £8.95 👌
What place are you speaking about? Please share the name and rate the meal for us.
All frozen crap and terrible quality meat..
@@topopops that’s bullshit. Pub near me is a tenner all local produce and freshly cooked
These are top end places. Could find a decent roast in london for £12-15
@@kirksta123 some pubs depending on which part of the country you're in. Where I am locals are dogrough, we've got one like yours centrally at great prices though, lunch beats out maccies.
Thanks for posting. I checked the prices online and they have gone up quite a bit since this video was posted.
“I was a bit worried about them” lmao
Simply amazing! Great video, pleasant background music, nice and professional hosts and a newly discovered British meal for me, unfortunately not cheap.
You can make it yourself at home, works a lot cheaper than in top restaurants. 😉
00:57 for those of you who don't know, a Sunday roast is a roast dinner English people traditionally eat on Sunday"🤔🤔🤔
Thank you Steven Hawkings
*Stephen Hawking
Also, food names kinda have a track record for being contradictory, e.g. french fries were invented in belgium, california roll was invented in canada
Lunch
This place giving me so much memory thank you guys love you all
4:30 you had me at unlimited gravy
It is quite refreshing to see the democratization and renaissance of food in the UK over the past couple of decades. 👍👏🥂! 🇺🇸
Great vid, surely there are more than 4x great Sunday roast spots in London? We need a second vid! :D
British but young as Indian heritage great curries... later a Roast was like exotic and learned to cook it..Yummy indeed.
We like to put the left overs into a curry the next day too
Curry in a giant batter pudding is the best!
The first place, the Jugged Hare, seemed to have the best quality roast meet and it was traditional. The look on the faces of our two hosts really said it all.
The Jugged Hare looked like the best one to me too.
I would say the second one looks best although looks nothing like how a roast dinner should be , then again they are southerners.
What cut of beef is that?
I wish I had an English friend to make this for me! I'd love to try it!
Restaurants are never the same as having a true English cook!
That's not true, not all the English people can cook. I've witnessed a beautiful, big piece if beef turned into rectangular rubbery grey pieces...they came with mushy frozen boiled veggies and boiled cabbage, yuk! Get yourself a GOOD recipe and follow it by letter and you'll make it 👍
This is fantastic thank you for doing this I love roast dinner
MY MOUTH HAS NEVER WATERED SO HARD FOR THIS PROPER ENGLISH FARE!
Haven’t been to London in years and for me it was never a food destination, but three meals that were truly outstanding were the traditional English breakfast, fish and chips and the Sunday Roast. This video makes me want to go back.
seriously? Fish and chips is the most bland thing to have here. Its unseasoned and a waste. There are somany flavorful cultural eats in London and I couldnt imagine skipping over the chicken shawarma, jamaican food and asian cuisine.
@@lacheinc Well, if I want Jamaican food I go to Jamaica same thing with the others. I was commenting on British food of British origin.
@@DWilliam1 Understood. The fish n chips here are still bland and unseasoned in the UK though. lol American fish and chips are more flavorful. I just think most of the good food in London isnt traditional British food.
@@lacheinc I’m in NYC and our fish and chips aren’t that great IMO, but you’re probably right about the food in London. It seems like the curry spots and the other ethnic food is better. It was actually tough picking out good traditional British food, no offense. Have a great day.
@@DWilliam1 yeah idk about fish and chips in NY. I ate pizza in ny but im from oregon and along the coast their halibut fish and chips are really good. much better than the ones Ive had in the uk.
Sunday roast is also traditional in New Zealand.
Love a good roast!
All the restaurants shown seemed wonderful to me, especially for their Sunday roasts--YUM!
Sunday roast is SUCH an Anglo tradition. Still very popular in Australia and New Zealand too, which is why there was an Aussie diner at the first place and a South African chef (another place a lot of Anglos moved to). Sunday roast is the best - nothing beats it. I've never heard of Canadians doing it - maybe they do. I hope they haven't forgotten their Anglo traditions and taken up American ones.
Sunday toast isnt as popular here in Canada. Some places do it but probably much less than Australia
Is it possible that we are creating Canadian traditions??
How's the gene pool doing after 2 world wars?
I’ve seen roast beef and Yorkshire pudding at the Mandarin
From canada and my Grandma use to make Sunday Roast for us a few times a year. Really do miss it😢 She came over from England after WWII so brought that tradition over
No Lamb? No Chicken?, No Apple Sause. NO Mint Sauce? No English Mustard? They all bring out the major flavours of the Sunday Roast.
Agree with everything except apple sauce cuz that shits grim mate
@@lukeevans1945 i bet i can make an apple sauce that you will eat and start believing in god. im not a brith nor have i ever tasted roast beef english style, but i know what a well made apple cider sauce can do to beef or lamb. its brilliant, to the point of wanting to slowly gurgle with the sauce.
Apple sauce and crackling ❤️
@@ullo-ragnartelliskivi4639 Traditionally in Britain we have Apple sauce with Pork, Horseradish goes with Beef or English mustard, Lamb always mint sauce and Chicken you have Sage and Onion stuffing, or my choice cranberry sauce....... and gravy lots of gravy.
Interesting music: You opened with one of Bach's Brandenburgs, then switched to Archie Bell and the Drells.
This looks absolutely amazing. It must be a lot easier finding Sunday roast dinners in England as oppose to other places. I'm currently travelling myself at the moment but haven't really indulged in much restaurant food.
Thank you for video
In the politest way possible, Ju is bangin
The Yorkshire burrito really catches my eyes!
Of course, as a US West Coast foodie, I initially assumed the white blob was a nice chunk of Burrata cheese. C'est la vie - this meal looks amazing. Great video.
Both of them are my favorite reviewer. Thank you
0:00 Intro 1:13 The Jugged Hare 4:08 Blacklock 7:16 Oblix 10:31 Yorkshire Burrito 13:23 The Best Of The Best
Just tried the Yorkshire Burrito, it's unbelievably delicious. I will say that it still doesn't compare with a good homemade or good pub Sunday roast.
That first one is the biggest serving of beef I've ever seen on a roast dinner but needs more veggies
Oh cmon why did I have to watch this at 1am,now I’m salivating.
Very nice. Keep up the good work ! Regards, from Michigan, USA.
It's like these two met on Tinder for an awkward kinda boring non-sexy date 😐 Also, I can't believe no one used mint sauce. Whaa?
RATHER mint jelly, & does anybody else have English mustard on roast chicken?
Who uses mint sauce on beef?!
Slap some mustard on my beef, sausage 😬
The food in this series is great, but there should definitely be a change of hosts
At least they don’t dislike each other like the 2 LA hosts.
Yeeeeeeeessssssssss..... get out the screen
Agreed. Zero personality
Sucka back e em BULLROOT
Harry is so gorgeous but I hate that girl
The second one looked amazing. Love the duck fat idea!
That looks bloody phenomenal
I love British kitchen especially British breakfast and British street food and this looks amazing 😝😝
I 've had my Weetabix !
Have never quite understood the whole Sunday roast thing (as Sundays in my life are typically spent scrambling and prepping for the week), but oh my goodness do I wish it WERE part of my Sundays! What a lovely dinner, everything looks absolutely scrumptious!!!
There's nothing to stop you making one any other day 🙂
Even better when shared with family and friends, I think that's what it's all about
Excellent ,thanks...👍😂
I didn’t know Harry Kanes brother owned a Sunday Roast restaurant 🤣
01:35 I dint know Harry Kane has a side job
These two are the most uninteresting straight laced food presenters I’ve ever witnessed
Watch Harry’s food war series with joe
Sucka back e em BULLROOT
Ha ha
Lmao absolute drips aren’t they
Englands top ever goal scorer being the assistant general manager of the first spot is a huge plus
Last one is a great, convenient idea if you've been working a late shift or going into a night shift 😀 you could buy & eat a roast dinner on your way to or from work 😀
I admit the Brits really understand how to do a good roast.
ROAST does not mean raw pink bloody meat...bloody foreign chefs.
@@redwingrob1036 But it taste better than an overcooked shoes soul.
@@Salpeteroxid NO. Sun roasts @ home: never pink, well cooked but not overdone. Undercooked bloody meat that's more popular on the continent...even with burgers.
HOW could I forget? Even calves liver! Squidgy, almost raw...ugh. NO thanks Gunpowder Man!
@@redwingrob1036 Well, you guys aren't exactly known for your cuisine ;)
@@SalpeteroxidREAD 'In Defense of English Cooking' by George Orwell.
Come down south, you will get a huge roast with all the trimmings for £12.95 in the new forest
Hannah X
You can get that in London too, but they’re at the top end places. Get what you pay for.
Sunday Roast is the best meal on Sunday it makes the weekend really special 😋 🙌 👌
Cripes that first roast beef looks raw!!!!
Why does time appear to slow down as they put the fork to their mouths?
@@sabd9694 I wish
maureen hallissey enemy stand
maureen hallissey the power of a good roast for ya
S abd ~ *YOU’RE
Editing
12:07 he looks so awkward lmaoo 😂😂😅😅
I’ve been in Australia for 12 years now and I’ve lost my accent. I’m so happy to hear her accent after all this time. I salute you fellow carrot cruncher
That is interesting, I am Scottish, I have been living in Australia for 19 years, was previously in England for 2.5 years. Moved to Australia at 13 years old, I still have a Scottish accent, I don't sound Australian or English one single bit.
Excellent.
Really intetesting, i was hoping to see a traditional sunday roast. It looked like a " who can make London's biggest yorkshire pudding?
WASN'T IT WONDERFUL WHEN WE WERE ABLE TO ACTUALLY GO OUT AND GET A GOOD MEAL?
THOSE WERE THE DAYS
🎼"THOSE were the days my friend. I'd thought they'd never end...🎶
Wasn't it good when everyone had enough money to buy great ingredients. Oh wait that's never happened throughout history. Damn capitalism ruined it again.
Please it's been one year. Not like a 5-10 year war.
Imagine being in Lockdown
@@johnpijano4786 ^
Going purely by looks I would say Blacklocks, but each had their advantages. I really loved the look of the burrito and the steak.
the shot of the gravy being poured over the salad triggered my fight response.
It had to be No 2
Loads of different meats
At £20 best value
Nah, mixed meat roasts miss the point of a roast. A truly good roast should be based around one meat - the fat is used for roast potatoes and Yorkshire puddings, the meat juice for the gravy. With mixed meats you’re kinda not getting the essence of the meat flavouring the rest of the dish. It’s a bit muddled.
What did £20/person mean?? If 2 people order a single plate of that roast do they pay 20 or 40?? Sorry if it seems a dumb question...but m not from england or europe to know about the pricing system!
@@rivumondal2248 it’s £20 per person so if 2 people that = £40
Ideas:
Best Beignets in New Orleans
Best Poutine in Montreal
Best Ribs in Houston
Best Curry in London
Best Sushi in NYC
Any other suggestions?
Best poutine in Montreal is at Chez Claudette! FTFY
Best curry in Manchester instead of london
@@CORFrags RUSHOLME maybe, but after watching the Food ranger channel on YT, & seeing Indian & Pakistani Street food; the average curry in Blighty seems mediocre & boring.
Curry is not ENGLISH! Curries are Asian, you can get Thai, Indian, Sri Lankan, Chinese etc curries. I think the best if each would be found in the respective countries...
@@CORFrags best curries are in ASIA where they were invented
Try Clapton Country Club in the east end of London, live jazz , great relaxed ambience and a beautiful Victorian Tram Depot building in a part of London few know about. The roasts get great reviews with 6 choices including 3 vegan roasts.... it gets busy
In The States Yorkshire Pudding immigrated as Pop Overs..... but names are counterintuitive.... still easy to make & great with Beef
You had me at unlimited gravy!
We’ve been to Blacklock’s and their roast is fantastic! Also had their pie and mash, again fantastic! Being from Canada we wanted to have an authentic London Sunday roast experience. They didn’t disappoint. Do your yourselves a favour and have their table side cheesecake dessert. It’s awesome.
We highly recommend them.
Lies again? Sunday Bell
If you want an authentic roast go to the North.
Really nobody cares or asked for your opinion
@@lmc3307 well they did say authentic LONDON sunday roast experience lol
Loved this, but it’s 11:35 pm now and my mouth is watering.......they all look goo
nr, 2 presentation is so smart. I was thinking that they would be surprised and feel like theres ALOT of food on that plate before it was presented, and they did. Eyes can be decieving.
I'd actually like to try that yorkshire burrito it looks really interesting
that first guy, Rob Els, looks like harry kane if he hadnt become a footballer
1)Colton Arms W14.2)Roast Borough Market.3)Jugged Hare Barbican.4) Home
That roast looks amazing.
“It’s a £20 per head food but you got so much food...”
Yeah for 20 quid per head I don’t want crumbs
And no mash!
I honestly don't get why so many people complain about the hosts? I think they do a fairly decent job. As an European, I rather prefer their hosting style to those over-the-top Americans who often overreact and so often can come across as over pretentious that it seems inauthentic. Frankly it also takes away focus from the food that they try, and then a lot of the point is gone. Sure, these two may not be the most enthusiastic people I've seen, but they give a thorough explanation of the food and I'd take their mellow approach to hosting any day over someone giving me a headache with their loud reactions and cringeworthy facial expressions.
Hi thank you so much for this video!! where is the location of Blacklock?i see one in Soho, Covent Garden and another Blacklock city..
Salivating
The bland hosts they're what i need after watching a bunch of funny, sometimes uberly perky, mostly corny hosts from other shows.
I'd prefer "grounded" than "bland", but yeah.
@@JagerLange fair point my friend
It beats over enthusiastic Americans
It’s not bland it’s British
I saw a video of an American attempting to make a Toad in the Hole. 6 dessertspoon of sugar!?
That wrap for me !!!
Now THIS makes me HUNGRY !! oh my LANTA !! these look amazing !
Blacklock is soo good I have been a few times, so much for your £ and the food quality is high. Best part is that roast also comes with sides and they let u take what u cant finish home so no food waste
Is Harry allergic to smiling?
I really like the hosts! :D
That beef Yorkshire burrito is genius. I want it.
Great, watching this video makes me not only hungry but also to miss UK. 😂
My father made the best Sunday roast dinner potatoes, beef, gravy and carrots. I have never tried Yorkshire pudding I have set out to try it but the restaurant I went to sold out long before I got there. I live on the west coast of the USA. English Sunday roast is my idea of homestyle comfort food.
You are very beautiful woman with a beautiful smile, I wish you all the best this year, how is the weather over there now
@@user-gh7wd5ko2i The weather is getting warmer, Spring and Fall are my favorite seasons. Happy Easter
My mother is from China and my father is from Fort Bragg, North Carolina. I really admire your beautiful appearance and I hope you can be good friends
nice to meet you what country are you from
@@user-gh7wd5ko2i The you United States
Wowwww . will gonna fly to UK just for this!!! 😍😍😍😍
for what? You can make this yourself just say you want a nice vacation lmao
Bacot
Damn, that second restaurants cooking method of the meat looked on point and those potatoes incredible. Oh man!! I wanna goooo!!!! Oh!! And the third place, ugh, omg, that meat!!! Oh lordt...
It all looks delicious.
We desperately need the Yorkshire Burrito here in America! I think it would sell very well, actually.
It would kick ass in Los Angeles!!!
Dang I always heard of English ppl talk bad about their food but that looks really goood I want to visit and try! Wait for me London
RAW/rare beef is definitely NOT a traditional English Sunday dinner.
Blacklock is my favorite place in London. Awesome food and affordable by American standards for a top steakhouse
8:55 That steak is still breathing my boy 😂