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Bill of Fare Food All Day 11.30-10Pm Monday - Saturday Bill of Fare Food all Day 11.30-10pm Monday - Saturday Nibbles Mixed Bread Board with butter & oil 4.00 Cheese Puffs - Nibbles of Gougères Cheese Pastry Puffs made with cheese & eggs Share them 4.00 Olives 3.00 Garlic bread 3.00 Appetisers Cornish Oysters - On the half shell -6 for £16 / or 12 for £27 Dr Samuel Johnson's cat Hodge loved eating oysters 16 - 27 Whitebait - Our most popular starter whole young fish, little sprats dusted and fried "fries with eyes …" 8.50 Garlic Prawns Grilled whole in their shells in garlic & olive oil with bread £9.50 or £18 as a main dish 9.50 - 18 Cornish Mussels Mariniere white wine, onion, garlic and parsley with bread £8.95 or £16 as a main dish 8.95 - 16 Onion Soup Cheese Melt Gratin White onions, Emmental cheese melted on croutons. Beef stock used 7.50 Chicken Liver Pate- smooth, yummy, homemade parfait with bread 7.50 Baked Camembert & Bread, garlic and rosemary 12.95 Avocado Prawn with Salsa Marie Rose sauce 8.50 Devilled Kidneys on Fried Bread 6.95 Hummus and Bread 4.95 Welsh Rarebit Cheese on Toast or Bombay Rarebit a spiced up Welsh Rarebit with green chillies 5.50 Salads Chicken Caesar Salad Parmesan Cheese and Croutons 14.50 Grilled Goat's Cheese on Roasted Vegetable Salad 13.50 Salmon Niçoise poached salmon, green beans, potatoes, tomatoes, egg, olives, and dressed salad 16.50 Comfort food Fish and Chips, Our most popular dish. Cod served with tartare sauce & mushy peas Smaller portion £12 18.50 Seafood Gratin Crispy Cheese Crumble Panko Breadcrumbs, leek, cod, prawns and seasonal fish with green cabbage 18.50 Liver & Bacon - Lamb from Welsh Farmer Daphne Tilley mashed potatoes ,onions & gravy 16.95 Sausages and Mash with onions & gravy. "The King's Porkers" Sausages are made here in the pub 16.95 Roast Pork Belly -Bubble & Squeak , Red Cabbage and Bramley apple sauce, reduced gravy 18.95 Roasted Lamb Shoulder from Daphne Tilley Farm Elwy Valley - Bubble & Squeak , green vegetables, reduced gravy 18.95 Cheeseburger - Beef with Emmental cheese, pickle, tomato, in a bun with chips 16.95 Plant Based Burger, pickle, tomato, in a bun with chips. (Add melted cheese £1) Vegetarian Cheese not Vegan 14.50 Beef Rib Eye Steak - 8 oz. with chips. 25.95 Cauliflower Cheese with garlic bread and salad 11.95 Roasted Butternut Squash , Beetroot with Quinoa Red Pepper sauce 16.95 Handmade Pies Steak & Kidney Steamed Pudding Stewed beef steak and ox kidney is enclosed in suet pastry and slowly steamed and gravy 18.95 Game Pie Venison, Rabbit, Pheasant lie within with Mash and gravy 19.95 Beef Pie, Marrowbone & Ale with mash, cabbage and gravy 18.95 Chicken Pie Leek & Mushroom "Midsomer Murder Pie" with mash, cabbage and gravy 17.95 Side Dishes Chips /Mashed Potatoes £3.75 each Bubble & Squeak /Red Cabbage / Cauliflower Cheese / £4.50 Mushy Peas / Green Cabbage £3.75 each Mixed Salad & Parmesan / Tomato & Onion Salad £4.75 each Rumbledethumps - onion, potato, cabbage and cheddar cheese £4.50 Please let us know of any dietary requirements or intolerance you may have upon ordering Pub WI-Fi key: lovethispub Royal Standard of England Forty Green HP9 1XS 01494 673382 www.rsoe.co.uk [email protected] .
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