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Elevenses Tea and Cake THE BARRY ROOM Elevenses served from 10am ~ 12noon BRASSERIE SANDWICHES AND SALADS CHICKEN AND SWEETCORN SANDWICH PULLED PORK SANDWICH 5.00 4.50 Special served on granary bread with baby gem lettuce pulled pork and Gruyère cheese served with and mayonnaise barbeque sauce in a Kaiser bun Hot drink and a pastry (v) £ 2.50 BREAD PLATTER MEDITERRANEAN VEGETABLE WRAP 3.50 4.00 a selection of freshly-baked artisan breads roasted mixed peppers, aubergines, courgettes served with butter, olive oil and balsamic vinegar (v) and onions served in a tortilla wrap with pesto Continental and rocket (v) Bakery basket, choice of toast, butter, CURRIED CHICK PEA AND POTATO SALAD marmalade and preserves. 4.00 ( also available as a main course at 7.50 ) SMOKED SALMON AND CREAM CHEESE BAGEL served with paneer cheese, cucumber, mint raita 6.50 Tea, filter coffee or infusion and warm naan bread (v) CAESAR SALAD and a glass of fresh orange juice (v) CRAB SALAD 5.00 classic Caesar salad (v) £ 6.50 5.50 ( also available as a main course at 10.50 ) 9.00 served with king prawns served with seasonal mixed leaves 8.00 served with chargrilled strips of free-range chicken breast Pastries all sandwiches served with crisps ( add 2 rashers of crispy bacon for 1.75 ) Danish pastry, croissant, pain au raisin or pain au chocolat (v) STARTERS £ 1.50 FRESHLY MADE SOUP OF THE DAY 3.25 WARM SPINACH, PEPPER AND GARLIC PITHIVIER 4.50 SCOTTISH SMOKED SALMON served with salad garnish and red pepper coulis (v) Bowl of fresh fruit salad (v) 9.50 £ 3.50 served with fresh lemon, brown bread and butter MIXED CHARCUTERIE PLATTER 5.50 single | 9.00 to share HAM HOCK TERRINE parma ham, bresola and chorizo, served with 4.50 pickles and chutney Scrambled eggs served with a beetroot and shallot salsa and smoked salmon Served on toasted sourdough bread MAIN COURSES £ 6.75 OMELETTES LINGUINE 6.50 6.50 available with a choice of fillings: fresh linguine served with parmesan and a choice cheese, onion, mushroom, ham or peppers. of tomato and basil (v), chicken, leek and cream Freshly prepared waffles served with chips and salad garnish or Bolognese sauce Served with a choice of toppings: crème chantilly, honey DOVER SOLE SALMON AND COD FISHCAKES 25.00 9.50 or toasted almonds (v) available either grilled or meunière served with skinny chips and a side salad £ 2.25 MOULES MARINIÈRE COQ AU VIN 9.00 8.50 or rope mussels cooked with white wine, onions, chicken in a red wine jus with pancetta, garlic and thyme. finished with double cream mushrooms and silver skin onions, with maple syrup, and parsley. served with crusty bread served with rice or Nutella and banana (v) £ 2.75 FROM THE GRILL NEW YORK STRIP STEAK HOUSE OF LORDS ULTIMATE BEEF BURGER 20.00 9.50 cut from the sirloin on the bone, served with prime British beef burger served in a sesame seed pont-neuf potatoes, grilled tomato and mushroom, bun with tomato, lettuce, red onion, mayonnaise garnished with herb butter and watercress and mustard. topped with Gruyère cheese and served with skinny chips and hamburger relish LAMB CUTLETS ( add 2 rashers of crispy bacon for 1.75 ) 13.50 Tea and cake MINUTE ENGLISH SIRLOIN STEAK GRILLED SPATCHCOCK POUSSIN 10.50 served from 3pm ~ 6pm 8.50 marinated in olive oil, garlic and herbs all grills served with pont-neuf potatoes, garnish and herb butter ( add peppercorn sauce to any grill for 1.50 ) Selection of teas and coffees A BIT ON THE SIDE SKINNY CHIPS | NEW POTATOES | MASH | BROCCOLI | CARROTS | COLESLAW | PEAS SPINACH £ 2.05 2.50 each 2.95 Cakes DESSERTS A selection of freshly made cakes Lemon Cheesecake Cherry Frangipane Tart White chocolate and Belgian chocolate 4.00 4.00 raspberry mousse 4.00 charlotte and pastries (v) 4.00 £ 1.80 FRESH FRUIT SALAD CHEESE AND BISCUITS ICE-CREAMS AND SORBETS 3.50 5.50 3.50 THE WINE LIST ETC. WHITE HOUSE OF LORDS CHARDONNAY (12.5% ABV) MOMO SAUVIGNON BLANC (12.5% ABV) Vin de Pays d’Oc, France Marlborough, New Zealand House wines 16.00 (bottle) | 9.00 (425ml carafe) | 5.30 (250ml carafe) 20.50 fresh and fruity, revealing flavours of tropical fruit, a textural palate for this rich wine with tropical toast and hazelnuts fruits and grapefruit. the finish is crisp and dry by the glass HOUSE OF LORDS SAUVIGNON BLANC (12% ABV) PINOT GRIGIO (12.5% ABV) Cðte de Duras, France Brume di Monte, Provincia di Pavie, Italia, (175ml) 18.50 (bottle) | 10.50 (425ml carafe) | 6.25 (250ml carafe) 14.50 fresh aromatic ripe fruit with a delicate, soft floral character, lively and refreshing with beautifully balanced acidity hints of lemon and apple blossom WHITE GOLETA SAUVIGNON BLANC, (12.5% ABV) Valle Central, Chile 17.50 (bottle) | 10.00 (425ml carafe) | 6.00 (250ml carafe) CHARDONNAY this wine displays aromas of citrus fruit alongside a fresh, ripe, citrus and green apple flavours VIN DE PAYS D’OC, FRANCE, (12% ABV) Fresh and fruity, revealing flavours of tropical fruit, toast and hazelnuts. RED £ 4.00 HOUSE OF LORDS PINOT NOIR (13.5% ABV) DON CRISTOBAL (12.5% ABV) Vin de Pays d’Oc, France 1492 Malbec Mendoza, Argentina SAUVIGNON BLANC 16.00 (bottle) | 9.00 (425ml carafe) | 5.30 (250ml carafe) 21.00 aromatic bouquet of red fruits and violet balanced black fruits and spices with a subtle hint CÔTE DE DURAS, FRANCE, (12.5% ABV) of well integrated French oak Fresh aromatic ripe fruit with a delicate, HOUSE OF LORDS CLARET (13% ABV) beautifully balanced acidity. Bordeaux Supérieur, France GOLETA MERLOT (13% ABV) £ 4.70 21.50 (bottle) | 12.20 (425ml carafe) | 7.20 (250ml carafe) Valle Central, Chile aroma of blackcurrant and blackberries with 16.50 flavours of ripe black fruits an easy drinking wine, with sumptuous red fruit notes, hints of spiced juicy plums, succulent cassis MONASTRELL (14% ABV) fruit and soft, rounded tannins Castillo de Jumilla, Spain RED 18.50 (bottle) | 11.00 (425ml carafe) | 6.75 (250ml carafe) deep purplish red, with hints of cherries and blackberries. a well balanced wine with a pleasantly sweetly spiced finish PINOT NOIR VIN DE PAYS D’OC, FRANCE, (13% ABV) Aromatic bouquet of red fruits and violet. ROSÉ BEERS AND CIDERS £ 4.00 BELLE COMBE (12.5% ABV) LONDON PRIDE Côtes du Ventoux rosé, Cave Terra Ventoux, France 3.00 (330ml) 18.50 CLARET this subtle, fruit wine is fresh and well balanced. vibrant red BOMBARDIER BORDEAUX SUPÉRIEUR, FRANCE, (13.5% ABV) berry fruit combined with bright acidity and some richness Aroma of blackcurrant and blackberries on the finish 5.20 (500ml) with flavours of ripe black fruits. COURAGE LIGHT ALE £ 5.40 SOMETHING SPARKLING 2.70 (275ml) HOUSE OF LORDS CHAMPAGNE, BRUT, NV (12% ABV) GUINNESS 43.00 2.80 (275ml) made from chardonnay, pinot noir and pinot meunier, this ROSÉ Champagne has been selected by the House of Lords for its elegance and good balance. with clear, expressive KRONENBOURG 1664 citrus flavours and a delicate yet rich finish, this is an 3.20 (300ml) BELLE COMBE excellent and exquisitely matured Champagne VIN DE PAYS D’OC, FRANCE, (12% ABV) BECKS This subtle, fruit wine is fresh and well balanced. HOUSE OF LORDS ROSÉ CHAMPAGNE, BRUT, (12% ABV) 2.70 (275ml) Vibrant red berry fruit combined with bright 46.00 acidity and some richness on the finish. the House of Lords has selected this rosé Champagne for its KALIBER delicate, pale salmon colour, wonderful effervescence and £ 4.50 2.30 (330ml) fine breadth of bubbles. this delicious rosé has an elegant combination of wild strawberry and raspberry flavours MAGNERS IRISH CIDER PROSECCO BELSTAR, N.V. (11% ABV) 3.20 (330ml) 24.50 this sparkling wine is a brilliant straw yellow and an extremely STRONGBOW fine, vivacious mousse. full of lively crisp apples 2.60 (275ml) The Barry Room TEA, COFFEE AND SOFT DRINKS FILTER COFFEE POT OF ENGLISH TEA APPLETISER LEMONADE Some of our menu items contain 2.05 2.05 2.15 (275ml) 2.10 (250ml) allergens. There is a small risk that SINGLE ESPRESSO HERBAL TEA OWLET APPLE JUICE GINGER BEER traces of these may be found in 2.05 2.05 2.40 (250ml) 1.30 (200ml) products served here. DOUBLE ESPRESSO EARL GREY TEA ORANGE JUICE SODA WATER 3.50 2.05 2.10 (250ml) 1.30 (200ml) We understand the dangers to those CAPPUCCINO / LATTE COCA-COLA CRANBERRY JUICE MINERAL WATER with allergies, so please speak to a 2.05 1.30 (200ml) 2.10 (250ml) STILL member of staff who will be happy 1.50 (330ml) | 2.60 (750ml) to help you. HOT CHOCOLATE DIET COKE TOMATO JUICE SPARKLING 2.05 1.30 (200ml) 2.10 (250ml) 1.50 (330ml) | 2.60 (750ml) All prices inclusive of VAT @ 20%.
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