Mothers Day Carvery at Hunting Lodge Hotel

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Mothers Day Carvery at Hunting Lodge Hotel

Postby jdcarra » Sun Mar 02, 2008 11:38 pm

It has been a bit of a wining and dining over the past fortnight with birthday parties and so on. Today we travelled round to The Hunting Lodge Hotel for Mothers Day treat booked by our youngest daughter Michelle. We were not to be disappointed, the restaurant was packed to the door, bookings only. Families from all over Kintyre arrived for the special Mothers Day Sunday carvery, £12.95 for a three course meal. An enjoyable day was had meeting and yarning to friends and also a few refreshments in the bar afterwards with owner Clive and family. Big thanks to the Chef for delicious food and all the staff who could not be more helpfull.Flowers and sweets were presented to the mothers on leaving. Book your table for next year :wink: .


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Mine Chef Michael :wink:
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No small portions here :lol:
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Help yourself to the chocolate fountain,sweets, fruit etc.
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Postby spangles » Mon Mar 03, 2008 2:30 pm

You're a grettt eater right enough JD. From Muneroy tae the West Road. Our own Michael Winner Gaun yersel.

I haven't tried Putchecan but I have been to Muneroy and have to say best meal and cakes for a long time. Rare wee cook. Is Muneroy open in the winter?

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Postby bakbjerg » Mon Mar 03, 2008 4:13 pm

Just have to recommend Carradale Hotel. Went there this weekend, (no snow on the road by the way :D ), and stayed night over for DB&B. The restaurant food was the best we've had so far in Scotland, (and we have tried Hunting Lodge a few times).

The seafood starter was great, and the avesome steak melted on the tounge. 4 stars for Carradale Hotel.

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Postby DOUBLE A » Mon Mar 03, 2008 4:23 pm

Was up at Putchecan/Hunting Lodge a couple of weeks ago with the folks for the carvery and had a grand feed, "might" have even eat a bit to much :oops:
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Postby jdcarra » Mon Mar 03, 2008 11:32 pm

bakbjerg wrote:Just have to recommend Carradale Hotel. Went there this weekend, (no snow on the road by the way :D ), and stayed night over for DB&B. The restaurant food was the best we've had so far in Scotland, (and we have tried Hunting Lodge a few times).

The seafood starter was great, and the avesome steak melted on the tounge. 4 stars for Carradale Hotel.

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Whats that about no snow on the road :lol: .

Could not agree more with you on Carradale Hotel, the food is excellant and value for money. We usually do go there but on this occasion (daughters treat to mum) tried somewere different and must give the Lodge full marks for service and presentation on this occasion. Will meet up with you sometime for this long overdue pint :wink: .
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