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Smoked Guinea Fowl & Pork Terrine with House

Week 3rd February Daily Soup With House Baked Bread ($18 Per Liter) $8 Harissa Spiced Kale Salad With Roast Almonds, Dates & Manchego $12 Add Smoked Chicken Or Grilled Atlantic Salmon $9 Smoked Guinea Fowl & Pork Terrine With House Tewksbury Mustard $12 Prepared Meals Fish & Chips With House Ketchup & Tartare Sauce $22 Hand Chopped Burger & Chips With House Ketchup $22 Midlands Lamb Curry With Basmati Rice & Apple Chutney $22 Lamb Shank With Mashed Potatoes $22 Pork Chop With Roast Potato and Mustard Cream $22 Rolls Braised Beef With Pickled Onions & Horseradish Cream $12 Grilled Aged Cheddar & House Smoked Bacon $11 Breakfast Roll with Pemeal Bacon & Egg $11 Add Salad or Fries To Any Of Our Sandwiches $6 Deep Filled Hand Crafted Pies & A Pasty Tourtière Spiced Turkey $11 The Oxley Lobster & Fish Pie $21 Leek, Kale & Feta Quiche $12 Chorizo Sausage Roll $14 Smoked Chicken, Leek & Tarragon $11 Cornish Pasty $11 Make It A Meal By Adding Any Of Our Prepared Vegetables $6 Available Hot or Ready to Reheat call 647 348 1300 to place your order We Are Pleased To Offer A Selection Of Grocery Items Prepared Vegetables $6ea. Buttered Peas, Vichy Carrots, Roast Roots Mixed Seasonal Vegetables, Scallop Potatoes, Mashed Potatoes Prepared Sauces & Stock $7ea. Red Wine Glaze 250ml Wild Mushroom Cream 250ml Peppercorn 250ml Chicken Stock 1000ml Butchery Items Beef NY Strip 14oz Beef Rib Eye Steak 18oz Beef Tenderloin 8oz Half Chicken Marinaded Pork Chop 10oz 48 Hour Brined Darn Of Atlantic Salmon 8oz Others Whole Roast Chicken Full Tray of Beef Lasagna $38 Beef Wellington For One $38 House Condiments Tewkesbury Mustard $7 Ketchup Branston Pickle Hot Sauce .

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