As the footy is abysmal, can anyone recommend a decent place for Sunday lunch?

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  1. Caz

    Cazi New Member

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    If you're meaning up here for this Sunday

    I always recommend The Foxhouse at Dunford Bridge. Cracking carvery for under £8 & real ale on as well if beer is important to you or anyone you'll be with.
     
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    Any other suggestions? nt
     
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    My nan, in Pogmoor!

    Though she'd be a bit miffed if you turned up!
     
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    The Shoulder of Mutton, Worrall
    Bit of a hike from Barnsley though.
     
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    Brian Mahoneys Waist Well-Known Member

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    Pheasant at Ardsley.
     
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    Ardsley House?
     
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    Cherry Tree at High Hoyland is cheap and cheerful

    There's always plenty there, which is a good sign.
     
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