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PUDDINGS HOT BEVERAGES CHEESECAKE OF THE DAY £6.00 POT OF ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA £3.00 Please ask your server for today’s Cheesecake of the day. POT OF EARL GREY TEA £3.00 TRIPLE CHOCOLATE BROWNIE £6.00 NESPRESSO AMERICANO £2.80 Warm chocolate sauce & vanilla seed ice cream. NESPRESSO CAPPUCCINO £3.00 ETON MESS SUNDAE £6.00 Fresh Chantilly cream, vanilla ice cream, berries & compote. NESPRESSO ESPRESSO £2.80 LYNFORD CHEESEBOARD £8.50 NESPRESSO LATTE £3.00 Norfolk cheddar, Binham blue, Norfolk brie, celery, apple & grapes, Lynford chutney & crackers. HOT CHOCOLATE £3.00 MINI BEEF BURGER £7.00 CHILDREN’S MENU with melted cheese, toasted bun & seasoned chips. MAC AND CHEESE £6.50 VEG PLATTER £4.50 Served with garlic bread. Carrot and cucumber sticks, hummus, pitta breads. CIABATTA PIZZA £6.50 SCAMPI AND CHIPS £7.00 Served with a dressed salad. Served with baked beans. Whilst all reasonable precautions are taken, we cannot guarantee that our foods do not contain traces of other allergens; we recommend that you speak with a member of our team before ordering if you have an allergy to any food stuff. Fish dishes may contain bones. Where possible, our fish is sustainably sourced and our ingredients are seasonal and local. Served daily our traditional afternoon teas include homemade scones, clotted cream and jam, finger Afternoon sandwiches, cakes and tea or coffee. TEA £15.00 per person Booking required - £5 deposit payable per person. Our cream teas comprise homemade Scones, clotted cream, ramekin of strawberry jam, your Cream choice of tea or coffee. TEA £6.00 per person Available the first Tuesday of every month. Delicious locally sourced 16oz T Bone steak, cooked to your liking, served with hand-cut chips, tomatoes and mushroom with sides available. T-Bone Choice of starters and desserts available on the day. TUESDAYS Just £30.00 for 2 or £19.50 for 1 person. Booking required - £5 deposit payable per person. We have a weekly choice of mouth-watering starters and desserts as well as an alternative menu should you prefer Sunday something different. Our Sunday lunches, are described by many as the best in the area, so we do ask you to book in advance. CARVERY Main course £15 Starters and desserts £6 Under 12's ½ price. Our carvery is served from 12:00 – 14:30. Lynford Hall Hotel, Mundford, Nr Thetford, Norfolk IP26 5HW • 01842 878351 • [email protected] • www.lynfordhallhotel.co.uk.

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