11 Ultimate Sunday Feasts You Have to Try
It’s Sunday and you’re feeling blue, why yes, you’ve got a case of the Sunday Blues. Well, we’ve got a remedy for that, in the form of food of course. Be it a classic roast or a spread of kebabs, Sunday is all about feasting, banishing those blues and prepping you for the week ahead. Below: some of our favourite feasts London has to offer. Knives and forks at the ready.
The Orange
Roasts for 4-5 to Share
There’s no feast quite like a sharing feast. With the option of near limitless portions (choose your friends wisely), visit The Orange on Sundays and choose between Cardington grass-fed beef rib eye; Waveney Valley pork with crackling and apple sauce and Norfolkk Horn lamb with a dollop of mint sauce. The roasts are advised for 4-5 people to share, served with all the trimmings, just give them 48 hours notice so they can prepare your feast on time.
Where: 37 Pimlico Road, London, SW1W 8NE, United Kingdom
Website: www.theorange.co.uk
Rotunda Bar and Restaurant
Whole Legs of Lamb
Whilst most of us silently dread Sundays, Rotunda pretty much live for them. Not only is brunch available all day and drinks are available bottomless, but they do a mean roast. Order your own or opt for the sharing platters which are available for 2, 4 or 6 diners. Beef and lamb come from their farm in Northumberland, or go with a whole leg of lamb, rack of pork or lemon and tarragon chicken. Happy Sunday indeed.
Where: Kings Place, 90 York Way, Kings Cross, London N1 9AG, United Kingdom
Website: www.rotundabarandrestaurant.co.uk
OXBO Bankside
Bottomless Roast
Not only do OXBO Bankside do a mean bottomless brunch, but they extend this to the Sunday roast too. There’s nothing humble about this, which begins with unlimited starters from the Chef’s Table (sashimi, ceviche and chorizo) before the main event; roasted sirloin of Gloucestershire beef, josper roasted cod, grilled corn fed chicken with all the trimmings. Still hungry? You also get unlimited desserts.
Where: Hilton London Bankside, 2-8 Great Suffolk Street, Southwark, SE1 0UG
Website: www.oxbobankside.co.uk
Dickie Fitz
Bloody Mary Collection
Sundays at Dickie Fitz are all about short rib burgers, pulled lamb flatbreads, Full Fitz (their take on the Full English), banana bread, pancakes, juices, smoothies, coffee oh and a whole Bloody Mary Collection including a Yuzu Bloody Mary and an Aussie BBQ Bloody Mary. Or to simplify it for you: a veritable feast. It doesn’t matter what happens with the rest of your day when you’ve eaten as well as this.
Where: 48 Newman Street, London W1T 1QQ, United Kingdom
Rotorino
Changing Roasts
Forget Monday is happening by heading to Rotorino for a Sunday roast. Each Sunday the Dalston restaurant cracks open the wine and serves up a choice of three different roasts with sides all for just £15. Expect to find the likes of slow cooked beef shin with warm polenta, herb-infused porchetta, burrdia (a fish stew) and slow-cooked lamb with honey. Add in extra antipasti to start or pudding to finish. It is Sunday after all..
Where: 434 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4AA, United Kingdom
Website: www.rotorino.com
The Lighterman
All Day Sunday Roast
Sundays at The Lighterman are all about their Sunday roasts – served all day, you can choose between chicken, pork belly or dry-aged beef. Of course, they all come with Yorkshire puddings, roast potatoes and all the trimmings. Round it off with sticky toffee pudding or apple and quince crumble and then roll yourself home.
Where: 3 Granary Square, London, N1C 4BH
Website: www.thelighterman.co.uk
