Americans Try Sunday Roast at Toby Carvery for the First Time
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2023
- Today we are trying Sunday roast at Toby Carvery for the first time. We weren't sure what to expect going to Toby Carvery, but overall we thought it was a pretty good meal for the price. For those of you who don't know much about it (like us before we went), Toby Carvery is a British chain of carvery-style restaurants, serving roast meats and traditional Sunday roast dinner accompaniments such as Yorkshire puddings, stuffing, gravy, and vegetables. At Toby Carvery, you can choose from four roasted meats and as many vegetables and accompaniments as you want from the buffet-style counters. Toby Carvery has built its brand around offering a "home of the roast" experience, aiming to serve traditional British roast dinners at affordable prices.
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What are your thoughts on Toby Carvery? Worth the price of better to have a traditional Sunday roast somewhere else?
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It's weird; I've never had a bad experience at a Toby's but they aren't the first, second, or way down the line of places I'd suggest. They're actually good value.
A lot of people have a Sunday roast every week including me I love Toby carvery but not that close to me and there is plenty of all you can eat style restaurants around the U.K. where you can help your self to Chinese food Indian food English foods also loads of different cakes
In the early 90s Toby took over an old pub in my town and opened a. Carvery. It was a revelation!! You still can't beat a good carvery. I have some great memories of big family Sunday lunches with family members who are no longer with us. Definitely comfort food
Did you go to broadstairs Toby carvery 😊😊 I only live 2 miles away 😊😊 I hope you enjoyed your roast dinner 😊😊
Toby is OK. Cheap and cheerful, but there is no way Macaroni cheese should be on a roast! :)
Cauliflower cheese is ok
It's there for fussy kids and other roast refuseniks
Macaroni Cheese on ROAST 😮 Sacrilege 😮 this reminds me of my brother asking for ketchup 😱for his roast spuds!
And Americans ‼️@@RollerbazAndCoasterDad
Macaroni cheese is there for vegetarians or kids and others who might not want the roast meats.
As a Brit, I wholeheartedly approve of how well you piled those plates up. Well done guys. It’s a skill and you guys have it. 🎉
When she said that l, I immediately thought “you’re getting the true experience already” 😅 there needs to be a support group for this.
You went to Liverpool! I’m a Brit and my first time in Liverpool needed the services of a translator!
@@paulsimmonds2030 I understand.
Those were small portions in the US
Use a yorkshire pudding as an edible gravy boat....
What a genuinely nice positive couple. You can tell they are good kind people.
Just as long as you can stand *before* then at an All You Can Eat Buffet 😋
@@robbiekop7 them*
I giggled when you said "not that you guys are having it every sunday" because most of us brits actually do have it every sunday 😂❤
My family have it like 3 times a week. Simple people I suppose? Only difference is that Sunday is special and that's when the Roly poly is made and/or jelly and ice cream. Maybe trifle
Sunday is also Shandy day :). I'll always remember and cherish that.
Roast dinner, yes, pretty much every week.
Toby Carvery, no, we're not going _out_ for a Sunday roast every week!
Preach!
You hit the nail on the head, Toby will never beat a home made roast or even a good pub roast, but when you take into account the price, the amount of food you can get, the fact there's almost every possible side for you to pick and choose and how much easier it is than making one yourself, that's when Toby really shines.
I feel like they could be a little more generous with the meat, and just make the veg not all you can eat (so you can still pile ur plate once, but only once). Would be much better if they did that.
@@AaronWOfficial as someone who isn't a huge fan of meat, I'm fine with how it is now. I absolutely love veg and gravy.
@@AaronWOfficialthey wouldn’t do that because the gov has an ‘eat healthier’ scheme so it helps encourage ‘healthier eating’
@@lisahenry20gravy is basically a meat milkshake
I don't mind the small meat portions I used to go there mostly for the potatoes, gravy, yorkshire pud, carrots, peas and parsnips on a discount day 1 day a week. Id pile it high and fill myself to exploding (I was dirt poor) for what was then £5. Haven't been to one in 15 years though, none local near me now.
Calling the decor of Toby “classy” is quite extraordinary 😂
I've never heard classy and Toby Carvery in the same sentence. 🤣
They need to try a Sunday lunch in a nice country pub. Always better. My nearest pub does a fabulous Sunday lunch.
It's not like that place looked run down. It's looks fairly up market for a budget roast. As they showed the comparison to the US equivalent.
You haven’t been to American buffet restaurant. Tobey looks classy compared to them
YIKR they are often quite run down
I had to laugh when she said “I’m not saying you eat Sunday roast every week in the uk” errrrm yes we do 😂😂
If you have at least 4 people maybe. It's not economically sensible for single people, or even two people nowadays.
We have roasts quite frequently in America too, just not necessarily on Sunday. Especially easy to make is pot roast, which is a chuck roast.
I don't have a Sunday roast every week, my limit is 49/50 a year.
Erm no we don't. Every few months. I can't afford it.
Your average suburban family is absolutely eating a Sunday roast at least fortnightly 😂
Toby Carvery is 'classy'- a sentence I thought I'd never hear! Lol Awww, you two are so optimistic; I loved watching this!
It's wetherspoons equivalent carvery but I love it
"Not that you guys are eating it every Sunday" Yes, yes lots of us are having it weekly and not always on a Sunday.
Marmite on the spuds before roasting gives a lovely salty crunch.
Ooh !! Now there's an idea, I like the sound of that, Marmite on spuds before roasting, will have to try that on the next roast. Cheers for the tip , Daz, Leicester 👌👍
that sounds great, trying it too
Exactly.
I put marmite in my gravy and our lass loves it but hates marmite
I don't like marmite, but might try Bovril instead. Thanks for the idea.
Never before has a Toby Carvery been described as "fancy"
Hahahah yeah I was scratching my swede on that one
A lot of British families with the money and cooking skills for it do have a roast every Sunday. It's a lot more basic than a Christmas roast, normally just being chicken, potatoes, veggies and gravy, but it's still very tasty. Loved the video by the way!
I live in the uk and I do a Sunday roast quite often
Depends on whos making it, my sunday roast is not basic.
Yeah I'm always cooking a Sunday roast the only time I don't do one or I do roast sandwiches is summer time and it's too bloody hot 😂
Growing up the whole family went to our grandmas for her to make one every Sunday, everyone would chip in with the cooking and cleaning and it would be the whole family sat together.. was always the highlight of the week
“Just” you forgot yorkshires and stuffing with chicken. You can’t have a roast without these!
The English really do their roasts so good, the stuffing is breadcrumbs with onion and butter and usually it is cooked with the meat in a roast tray, I love a good turkey roast
Roast turkey is not common other then Christmas chicken is most common
There's tons of different variations of stuffing. Sage & onion probably the most common. The best flavours have apricots & cranberries in the mix in my opinion but everyone has there own preferences. Just don't judge one stuffing mix by another.
Put some sausage meat in your stuffing then it's perfect
I always use sausage meat in my stuffing 😊
And Sage and thyme
Sunday roast every week. Bubble and squeak with a slice of meat on monday. Left overs with mash Tuesday. Meat stewed up with veg Wednesday. Soup Thursday. Fish and chips Friday. Maybe sausage and mash Saturday.
Edit. This was the routine in the 1950's, not everyone could afford to waste food. My nan grew her own veg so the food budget was carefully managed. No freezer or refrigerator and tinned goods were a luxury.
The Sunday roast was the main meal of the week with a big piece of Yorkshire pudding so that you didn't eat too much meat. We would have the rest of the pudding the next day, cold with marmalade on.
@@Rhydubf Why are you sad?
I like a premium sausage with roast potatoes a Yorkshire pudding Broccoli or Cauliflower and Marrowfat peas
What you have on Mon then sod all I guess
That sounds like a pretty good plan, honestly.
Yes many British parent’s born in the thirties and forties did this sort of planning with occ variations :). We’d come back from church on a Sunday in the 1980’s to the smell of yummy Sunday meal cooking. And veg from the garden or the market garden man next door. It’s quite an economical way of doing food for the family - Enjoy your travels around 😀
Use the Yorkshire pudding as an extra dish. I put my mashed potato and peas inside it. Saves room on the plate for more roast potatoes 😂👍🏻
I always fill it with gravy too so I’ve extra gravy to tip over when I run out 😂
or at xmas for xtra parsnips
@@christinedugmore always gravy in the yorkshire pud!
You have to construct it really well 😄
Mash and peas in the Yorkshire pud and then the gravy as said before it makes room for more food lol
It's traditional to have a Sunday roast every Sunday here in the uk but you cannot beat grandmas Sunday roast they're always the best especially when they make their gravy out of all the meat juices 😍
Never gonna forget my Nan's roasties, she cooked them in a mix of goose fat and the juices from all the other stuff she cooked, they were delicious 😊
You guys seem like the nicest people. I love your content. I hope we Brits are treating you well xx
I do a roast every Sunday. It's a bit old school to do it every Sunday but most people still have them at least once a week
i do a roast at least twice a week
Every Sunday. It’s a Sunday roast. Even if I’m working on a Sunday, I still do one x
I still have one every Sunday with family, still love them
I live on my own......and must have Roast Beef/Chicken Sunday Roasts! without fail. Yorkshires, Carrot n Swede, Cauliflower & Brocolli Cheese, and of course Roast Potatoes (With Thick Gravy). Food made in heaven!
Height of summer? No. But every Sunday when it's not stupidly hot (when we have no appetite anyway), yeah. Sometimes a midweek one as well, because why not? But always homemade, TC is king awful.
I haven't had a Toby Carvery for years - and I have one locally. After watching this, we as a family need to visit again soon.
Don't bother they are rubbish
Go they are value for money, don't read the negative comment they are probably a veggie or vegan.
as a native English guy, Toby is pretty decent for the price that you pay, it's not the best we have to offer but it's definitely good enough. But all i could think towards the start of your video was how quiet it was! You obviously went during a very off-peak time, during the weekends it's usually packed, with a huge line to get your plate! Glad you both enjoyed though, and have a great time in our green and pleasant land!
use a glass out the cupboard and fill it once with plain flour, once with eggs, and once with milk. whisk it all into a smooth batter with a pinch of salt. leave it to rest on the side for min.30 minutes, up to 2 hours until it's a bit aerated. preheat your deep muffin tray at 220C with a splash of oil in each well until it's really hot. whisk the batter again just before use and pour it into the hot oil and straight back into the oven, bake it for 12-15 minutes or until golden brown. do NOT open the oven until they're ready! this method gets perfect monster yorkshire puddings every time!
The Toby Carvery is the kind of place you take the whole family to for a treat including the mother in law even when it's not mother's day 😂
Toby are to the roast dinner what McDonalds are to burgers, not the best but a consistent quality at a decent price. The only real variations can be down to the leanness of the individual joints and how long all the items have been on the counter, nothing gets chance to dry out when its busy.
Yes consistent quality of crap
@@stuartpace6111 Agreed however some people have a low expectation of quality ~ lol
@@TheVaughan5 And some people are just fussy fuckers who complain for complaining`s sake. For the price you pay, you are not going to get Savoy Grill quality.
@@stuartpace6111 Toby Carvery do an eat as much as you want breakfast for £5.99 and the quality of the food is better than most English breakfasts served in cafes and pubs.
By consistent quality you mean crap yeah?
This video is like a burst of sunshine on a cloudy day!
I'm American, but I lived in the UK for two years and I still visit regularly. I've driven past Toby Carveries many times but have never gone in. I'm going back to Manchester in December, and I'm going to go in and try it. I've heard mixed reviews, so I'll see for myself.
It’s a fun place to go. I like that you can choose your meats and veg instead of just getting what a restaurant decides you should have. It’s got a cheap reputation but it’s all good.
The Harvester is also a great place to eat.
I think it's better than the reputation that we heard before we went.
@@TheMagicGeekdom me too! It’s very cool you guys went and think so too. Its a LOT of food too right. I always need a lay down after. Food baby!! 🤣🤭
May just be where I live but Harvester has gone way downhill in the last few years.
No restaurant decides what you have You Order what You want .
@@williamdoyle1108 Yeah, Harvester was WAY better back on the day. I used to go nuts for the Rocky Horror Sundae when I was a kid!
I found myself thinking: Don't let it get cold! It's always a pleasure to join you in your culinary experiences.
You are entertaining and informative company - so continue to enjoy yourselves - and invite us along!!
The sweet potato/squash type thing was probably swede, quite often included with roasts, usually in smash with carrot. Goes great with pork. Also worth checking out the Toby breakfast for a Yorkshire pudding baked bean float, which is probably the silliest most British food you can make.
I think Americans call swede, rutabaga
Carrot swede is the bomb
Toby is not the high end food some might like, but when you consider some families are on a budget and they can feed their family well for the price then Toby delivers well. If you are somewhere you don't know well and need food, well you know what to expect and that can also be helpful sometimes. Good to see our friends from the USA doing Sunday roasts and learning that goose fat is the better option to roast potatoes. Safe travels and enjoy the wider UK
Yes, Mustard is an ingredient in Cauliflower Cheese. Lea and Perrins (Worcestershire) sauce is another common addition.
Also go for goose fat and rosemary on your roast potatoes and onions in the gravy, each adds a bit more depth to our weekly roast.
I can't believe you went to my local Toby! Can't beat it, we do love our roasts!!
Those 'gravy' potatoes may be the beef dripping roasties.
It this thanet
@@andrewd511I’m pretty sure it is! I live a few miles away from it :)
@@janenicks1165 me too!.. its at westwood
Yeah it's that.
Definitely not a mile from the bus though 😂
The thing that Americans get wrong with our Sunday roast is that they assume we have a roast with all the trimmings. In our house we have one type of meat with potatoes and two veg. My mum has her Yorkshire puddings as well, plus she has the cold ones with jam! 😉💖
'I've never had a Yorkshire pudding I didn't like' correct answer sir 😁
I'm ~50 now and a Sunday roast was always a weekly thing when I was a child in the north east...my old mother still does them. We were pretty poor, so it wasn't an affluence thing...the left-overs would be used for a few days after (curry, bubble&squeek). The roast looked great for the price - here on the south coast you pay ~£20 for a take-away roast.
Yes, people talk about smelly bins but ours was never smelly because it didn't contain food. Veg scraps went on the compost heap and only the amount we would eat was cooked for meals. Leftover roast was made into chicken pie or Cornish pasties.
I'm only 20 but I have very fond memories of bubble and squeak, easily one of my favourite dishes from my childhood.
If you are hungry and feel like a decent roast meal and can’t be bothered to get ten pans out at home and cook for about 2 hours non stop,these carveries are excellent,turn up eat until you are full,then leave with no washing up to do.excellent 😀🍺🇬🇧
I love your upbeat and friendly vibe ,your videos are very watchable!
Great to see some positive reviews of our country in all its guises. Love the way you both seem so nice and kind. I hope we treat you well.
The squash was probably a parsnip! Love to see you trying to cut up food with your fork, that’s what your knife is for…. Makes it so much easier!
Everything you said is true! It was a parsnip. And, yes, use a knife!
Thanks!
I was suspecting swede but if it was it should've been mashed, I'm probably generalising but a lot of Americans cut up their food first and then eat it, I've also seen some American kids eat meat slices whole!!
If it's orange, it's probably swede.
No, with mash potatoes it would be swede
Toby breakfast is legendary. all you can eat buffet style with their "piece de resistance" a Yorkshire pudding with bacon pieces in the mix!
Yes, the best thing at Toby is the breakfast.
Came across this by chance! Absolutely love you two. Could watch you all day. Thanks for coming to Britain! Much love❤
Oooo love a Toby carvery, also I love how positive and glass half full you guys are , always find positives and not just moaning about stuff it’s really great
It’s so good you enjoying our roast dinner!!! A lot of retired people go there in the week for their lunch as it works out cheaper than doing it at home. Turkey is what we eat at Xmas dinner 25th December, there usually are sprouts also which are yummy with gravy! Enjoy!!!
Sunday roast is a very old traditional dinner, every Sunday it was served with either Beef, chicken, lamb or pork. It has filtered out throughout the years but some families still get together and have this weekly, I did when living back there. As for Toby carvery, I absolutely love it 😍.
Every week is so good
I don't know anybody who doesn't have a Sunday roast every Sunday. I guess there must be some incredibly lazy people out there who can't be bothered to make one. But I don't know anyone like that. All my friends and family members have a Sunday roast every Sunday. It's not an old tradition. It's a CURRENT tradition. Because it's the most delicious meal on the planet.
The fact that you pronounced Yorkshire Pudding. PERFECTLY. Is fantastic. +1 Sub!
that’s easy
Just found you're channel, appreciate the videos , so many to watch, thank you. Richard from Shropshire uk.
The breakfast is probably the best value for money. They do coffee and soft drink refills which are not all that common in the uk
All you can eat breakfast, we got asked to leave after 2 1/2 hrs so the could set the tables for lunch . The only bad thing I've had at toby is the beef tough dry and grisly that's happened a few times at different places
Did you think you could sit there all day eating breakfast? @@geoffpriestley7310
That's nice. We didn't end up have soft drinks.
Only for those who eat a lot of breakfast, I think most people don't
@@geoffpriestley7310 2 1/2 is a really good amount of time to sit at an all you can eat though. They have a set time for their carvery daily that you can check ahead of time.
I made the mistake of watching this when peckish! My soul sister best friend can make cauliflower cheese to die for, if I get an invite for a Sunday roast to hers, it's a no brainer! The cauliflower cheese is just off the charts! She takes great pleasure in our thanks when we just empty our plate of food made with love. I try and show gratitude by rolling up my sleeves and doing the washing up - not everyone has a dishwasher, and to me it's an honour to let her take the weight off her feet whilst the kitchen gets cleared. It's such a pleasure!
We love our weekly sunday dinners!!
Highlight of the week!
I'm sure this is the Toby Carvery in Westwood Cross, Broadstairs
This was my local for a lot of years. Amazing staff, really good food and a very good eat out option.
On occasion they do serv lamb as one of the meat options as well.
I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
Regards
Mark
I was thinking the same thing...wwx
It is, I was there the other day
As soon as I saw the roundabout at the beginning I thought "That's in Westwood Cross".
Toby Carvery roast dinners are great. Better than a lot of pub lunches I've had. I would recommend them to anyone. Loved the beef, it just melts in your mouth and the portion is very generous. The Yorkshire puddings there are great too. Would definitely like to pay 'Toby' more visits in the future. The staff were very nice. A great British lunch.
Toby roasts are the worst example there is.
@@Chris66able To be fair depends on the location, used to have one near me at Uni that was great and would often grab a roast dinner with a bunch of us, their Gammon was especially good. The one that is closest to where I live now though always has pretty dry overcooked meat and stodgy potatoes, which is quite a let down.
@@merlt8238 i had that when i visited leeds cause my local toby is amazing, went there expecting the same. left half in tears
Depends on the chefs, and how busy they are! Coming from a professional chef :) @@merlt8238
Lol if you think Toby do good roasts then your mum can't cook and you must of grew up on microwave meals🤣🤣
Wow, I'm an American living in England for 5 years now and I haven't been to Toby's yet. I've been wondering what goes on in there! Thanks for sharing 😊
Lovely wholesome content ☺️
A good old English roast hard to beat ❤
Now I'm starving
It was pretty good.
@@TheMagicGeekdom yeah, that's about as much as anyone can say.
Tbf, the full experience is when it's busy and full of families with kids.
Do a Sunday evening, you cowards!
😜
Tony is great when you can’t be bothered cooking a big roast 😂mum gets a rest/ or nan!!
We only do Toby Carvery when we’ve just landed back in the UK after a 2 week foreign holiday and we are craving English food - or if we are hungover! 😂 otherwise I always cook a Sunday roast every week.
I used to work at Toby carvery years ago the “ gravy” roast potato’s have glaze on them, that I have stained my fair share of chef whites with 😅
That makes sense. Thank you!
Is it a Marmite glaze?
"It's classy, it's even got a claw machine."
Yep, total class.
😂😂😂
lol they are americans, but they are trying
Haha, I thought the same, but I wasn't mean enough to say it.
😂
@@TheMagicGeekdom it does look ok, inside and out because it's trying to appear like a traditional, old pub or tavern.
Still that bit was funny.
I load half my plate up with just cauliflower cheese and go from there, it is a gift passed down from the heavens
I don’t know why but I love this video more than I should!
The potato bake is with squash made with a garlic and cream base. The roast potatoes have beef dripping on them. everything is fresh only thing that is frozen is the peas and cauliflower. everything prepped fresh every day and also Yorkshire puddings are fresh not frozen. i work for the company xx
From the UK 🇬🇧 & Toby’s is the only time I’ll have Yorkshire pudding for breakfast 😂 yum yum
My mum would make hers in a large roasting tin, we would eat any yorkshire pud left over from dinner spread with strawberry jam as an afters....it was lovely 😋
We'll have to go back and try it at some point.
I really like the way you reviewed your meal. It's not always going to be to your taste.
Glad you've enjoyed your time in the UK 😊
The Toby breakfast ‘all you can eat’ and the unlimited coffee/soft drink option is one of the best vfm around imo.
I just went on Thursday for the first time in decades. It was really busy and the food was surprisingly good. Who knew macaroni cheese would work on a roast dinner, it kind of did and I’m not angry about it 😂
We should resist this Americanisation!!
(Ok not this one, good idea lads, but let's all it macaroni cheese)
Macaroni with cheese is my favourite thing, but our British name for it is confusing. (Sounds like there is a specific cheese for having with macaroni!)@@kildogery
Macaroni cheese should never be with a roast.
@@phoenix-xu9xj Agree. Cauliflower cheese can be used as a side dish though
Macaroni and cheese is a new one on me for the Toby menu. I don't think I'll be adding it to my plate just yet. 😂. You definitely need to try the breakfast at the Toby. Go there when they first open and try and sit as near to the hot plates as possible so you see when the chef brings out all the fresh stuff.
You guys have very great perspective.
The sauce on the roast potatoes is beef dripping. Absolutely amazing
Toby Carvery is my definite favourite place. I order the children’s veg dinner . Love the stuffing. Carrots are usually soily and I have sometimes had sliced potatoes with what might’ve been in garlic butter
That's smart.
What's a "soily" carrort? #Yank Cheers.
Well done for trying something different guys and take no notice of the haters, eat it with your fingers if you prefer, just enjoy!
Great Video! I hope your having a good time in the UK :)
When making mac n cheese, add a little teaspoon of english mustard to the cheese sauce to give it a slight kick, totally elevates the dish.
Another great video! Interesting that you picked up on the mustard in the cheese sauce. When I make it, I always add in a good teaspoon of Dijon mustard (French, but all good haha), I think it adds a lot to the sauce. And many Brits would now call it mac'n'cheese. I am also a sucker for the condiments too, cranberry with the turkey, apple sauce with the pork and gammon, horseradish with the beef, and you can take as much as you like! Keep up the excellent work! 😊
My favourite is Roast lamb with loads of mint sauce. ❤
@@jacqueline8559 yep mint sauce is easily the most delicious sauce in the world, by a long long way. I always have loads of mint sauce with my roasts, regardless of what meat I've got, because it goes just as well with chicken, turkey, pork, beef, duck etc as it does with lamb. I often mix mint sauce into the gravy too, just to make it be able to cover everything on the plate more easily, cos I pour gravy on everything and not just onto the meat.
I do love cranberry sauce too, and that's always lovely with any kind of meat too, not just turkey. But yeah if I have to choose one sauce over all others, I'm choosing mint sauce every single time. It's just absolutely gorgeous. And goes well with everything.
Whenever I make mushy peas I always stir in a big dollop of mint sauce too, can't have mushy peas without mint.
I've even used mint sauce on fish and chips (or battered sausage and chips) from a chip shop. It goes very well with that, because chip shop chips are basically like roast potatoes anyway (or close enough to them, anyway) and mint sauce goes well with any kind of meat, or even fish, but yeah especially if you get something from there like a battered sausage, or a saveloy, then the mint sauce is absolutely gorgeous with those.
Sunday roast used to be done every week.
It still is .
I still have one every week
I still cook one every week, my children are all grown and have children of there own most turn up for dinner and take dinners home for those that could not, its a time we all chat about our week
My kids would have a meltdown if they didn’t get a roast on a Sunday.
That's lovely that so many people do it weekly.
I have so much love for our family (which you are) across the pond. They embrace us as family, and we do the same. Sending love from Warwickshire (pronounced Wo-rick-sheer for our American brothers and sisters).
They are good value and clean as you said.well done
Nice that you went all the way to Broadstairs to try the Toby Carvery. I presume you explored the town after - it's a wonderful place, steeped in history and you can even stay in the same room as Charles Dickens, in Bleak House!
Haha this is at Westwood Cross! My American buddy came over last month and on his first day I took him to the exact same place - it got an 8/10 so clearly it’s not as bad as some people in our country think sometimes lol!
Toby is very reliable. I have never been disappointed.
Great video guys I glad you liked the toby xx
Roast Parsnips are traditional in a traditional British Sunday Roast Dinner.
We do indeed eat this every Sunday 😂 its a british institution ❤ most familys cook some form of a roast on sundays, even a basic one...or go to a carvery on a Sunday 🫶
I don't know anyone that does that anymore
@@eloise-rw3sj rich white pillocks are the main carriers of the tradition.
Great video so genuine
In my family we had roasts every Sunday. The reason is it takes a while to cook, the meat left over would be used for Monday and sometimes Tuesday dinner. My family from Yorkshire would traditionally eat the Yorkshire pudding 1st, like Scots have soup this would fill the stomach as meat was expensive. On a Sunday, you can sometimes get lamb at a Toby's, and at my local one, there are dog bowls and water, and their allowed in the pub part.
The trick with Yorkshire puddings is to get one with a big centre and put your food inside of it and fill it with gravy
Peas & carrots in the yorkie and a ladle of gravy - bottom of the yorkie should be soggy & the top crispy
Great reaction. We have done a couple of road trips covering the American East, West, and deep South. One of our favorite eating places we kept an eye out for were 'Cracker Barrel' restaurants, for great breakfasts. The menu had a good selection, then there was the gift shop on the way out. 👍
I recommend IHOP or perhaps Waffle House.
Oh my word, Cracker Barrel is just amazing, I am seriously addicted to the chicken fried chicken, sawmill gravy and sweet potato casserole, we visit Florida every year and I will have this at least 3 times per trip. Roll on 23 days until I can have it again.
Just glad you are enjoying the UK
We have rost every Sunday and always will keep up the great content
We went to a Green King Carvery,the other day….i was absolutely stuffed on the medium plate..
But they were offering doggy meat off of the roast for £1…..for your dog friend..
That's so cool that they offered meat for your dog.
@@TheMagicGeekdom it was really woof….there was a placard in the carvery servery encouraging you to buy your canine chum a slap up steak..i think its only fair…him smelling a juicy joint and not getting any…its cruelty not to treat them up too.
If you think this is on par with your Christmas and thanksgiving then imagine what our Christmas dinners are like
You too are getting close to being offered the keys to the kingdom, as you are so positive about the UK!
OMG I am SO hungry now. All of that looks amazing!
I've never been keen on carveries because you may not know how long the food's been out (a bit like your buffet chains like Golden Corral in the US) but when you've got one that you know you can trust it's great! EDIT: Ha, posted this before you made the same comparison in your opening!
N me and my fiends go to Toby, we go at 12 when everything is fresh.
Roast dinners are definitely a once a week dish in our household! Not necessarily a Sunday, and sometimes I will cheat and use chicken parcels from the local butchers (faster to cook) but we do love a good roast!
Ohhh. Whats a chicken parcel?
Really love your video's, not overly stereotyping the food and easy to watch, hope one day you get to try different things across the UK, from kippers to Northumberland to Wiltshire ham. 🥰
It's interesting watching people try roast dinner for the first time.
Where you said 'it's not like they have it every week'. Well that's true for most people now but when I was a kid in the 80s it was fairly common for families to have a roast dinner every Sunday. Some of the components were different, like we didn't usually have the mac and cheese or the cauliflower cheese and there would only be one kind of potato (either boiled or roast) and one kind of meat (usually beef, lamb or chicken), but it was definitely the highlight of the week as far as family dinners went.
Smelling a roast dinner cooking still always takes me back to coming home from church and watching 'big daddy' on the wrestling, and smurfs, on TV while dinner cooked
I’ve never heard Toby carvery called “classy” lol but I love that you liked it! It’s just a cheap easy place for mum to get a break from cooking and not feel bad about it 😂 like at a McDonalds lol.
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Carvery places like this come to mind when people go on about portion sizes in America!
That's fair. We probably have more places like that in US than in the UK.
Americans are so positive, its so funny watching them be so enthusiastic about a Toby's
The sauce on the roast potato’s you had is beef dripping. Takes it up a level 🤩