carvery in Belfast

Ex-Spendaholic

Ramada are advertising 5 course for £19.

SCB

La Mon Hotel & Country Club have a brilliant family friendly Sunday Carvery. Complete with a bouncy castle, face painters and balloon artist. It is relaxed and great value: Adults £19.50 Children: £11 for Five Courses. It is best to book in advance as they have 4 Sittings every Sunday and it is really popular!!

kahunababy

Wow thanks! Just looked at the La Mon website and their Sunday Carvery looks great. At £45 for a family of 4 it looks like it could be a nice afternoon out (considering we spend £40ish for a couple of hours at Pizza Hut). Think that's Sunday Dinner sorted, no cooking for me! Thanks again

mypie

Ex-Spendaholic wrote: »

Ramada are advertising 5 course for £19.

U wud have 2 pay me 2 go 2 the Carvery there. Its beyond disgusting.
La Mon and storment r both v good bu la Mon is better priced.

kevbelfast

I'm thinking of using a Carvery for a christening party. Any recommendations ? Has anyone tried Ink in Four Winds ?

moonbeep

kevbelfast wrote: »

I'm thinking of using a Carvery for a christening party. Any recommendations ? Has anyone tried Ink in Four Winds ?

having used the Clarion hotel Carvery in Carrick I have found it too be excellent and good value for money.although while not in the greater Belfast area,I really recommend it!!!!!

JMurph

kevbelfast wrote: »

I'm thinking of using a Carvery for a christening party. Any recommendations ? Has anyone tried Ink in Four Winds ?

If you're out that direction I'd really recomend La Mon as already mentioned earlier, I've found it hard to beat.

harpo1

Ink's lovely , fantastic service & nice room - recommend it

Sor

Hey all,
Just wondering what the latest reviews are on carveries...

Between Stormont Hotel and La Mon.

Am in the Downpatrick area so these are accessible. Carrick, Ballymena are a bit far. It is for my Dad's birthday and I'll have 3 people 80+ years of age. It is a toss up between 'quantity' and 'quality' though *sigh* My dad and uncle are happy to eat as much as they can, whereas my mum and I would like something edible! (my mum in particular would like a nice selection of desserts!)

We haven't been to either Stormont or La Mon in years so any help in deciding would be great. If there is somewhere else you'd recommend instead, please do.

Ta.

almillar

Stormont is bigger, more expensive, and has a bigger selection for all courses, especially desserts. Do I remember only being allowed to go up for dessert once in La Mon?!!
Food's of the same quality in both though.