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Decent Carvery in Melbourne?

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  • 10-11-2008 12:58am
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    brendansmith
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    Any ideas lads?
    How am i supposed to tackle a hangover with out a big durty carvery and a cold glass of milk on a sunday?


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    One Cold Hand
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    Irish/English bars are your best bet.

    Elephant and Wheelbarrow have a Sunday roast, I think.
    PJ's does good grub too, can't remember if there's a roast though.


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    brendansmith
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    I have only heard bad things about the elephant and wheelbarrow.

    Went to PJs yesterday, hence this thread tbh!


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    hussey
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    One Cold Hand wrote: »
    Irish/English bars are your best bet.

    Elephant and Wheelbarrow have a Sunday roast, I think.
    PJ's does good grub too, can't remember if there's a roast though.

    There is a roast in Pj's in melbourne was decent but not amazing

    I dunno what's with Aussie pubs, they never have stuffing over here!


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    One Cold Hand
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    Wheelbarrow is a TERRIBLE place (I can't emphasise the word 'terrible' enough). But I did have a roast there once, and it was pretty good, but then again I hadn't had a roast in about 6 months.


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    watna
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    Now... don't give out to me for this one but you could make your own roasts boys. It's easy and you get leftovers for days. Then you have stuffing and everything just the way you like it. I have mashed carrot and parsnip with mine and you'd never get that out here!

    If any of you are ever in Wellington I'll have you over for a roast chicken!


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    brendansmith
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    watna wrote: »
    Now... don't give out to me for this one but you could make your own roasts boys. It's easy and you get leftovers for days. Then you have stuffing and everything just the way you like it. I have mashed carrot and parsnip with mine and you'd never get that out here!

    If any of you are ever in Wellington I'll have you over for a roast chicken!
    HAHAHAHA, Watna I can barely sit upright on a sunday after a night out much less prepare a roast dinner!!:D:D:D

    However should I ever be in Wellington I will be holding you to youor above promise!:rolleyes:


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    One Cold Hand
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    watna wrote: »
    Now... don't give out to me for this one but you could make your own roasts boys. It's easy and you get leftovers for days. Then you have stuffing and everything just the way you like it. I have mashed carrot and parsnip with mine and you'd never get that out here!

    If any of you are ever in Wellington I'll have you over for a roast chicken!

    Lol! If you post up a recipe and instructions I will try it!


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    watna
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    One Cold Hand wrote: »
    Lol! If you post up a recipe and instructions I will try it!

    Maybe I will.... I make good roasts. :)


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    dSTAR
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    Knocking up a roast is a piece of piss. Plus leftover (spiced) lamb in pitta bread with garlic sauce or aioli the next day is a yum fest :pac:


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