What about the third child? is he no longer part of the family for this meal out? *calls grandparents*

Cold from me, the 20% off voucher works out cheaper, £16.84 for 2x adult and 2x kids at my nearest Toby with 20% off

http://www.tobycarvery.co.uk/offers/20percentoffjan2016

My local Toby would not get my money, does not live up to the hype, very poor experience both visits

same goes for us. it seems to be quantity over quality

Cold from me, the 20% off voucher works out cheaper, £16.84 for 2x adult and 2x kids at my nearest Toby with 20% off

http://www.tobycarvery.co.uk/offers/20percentoffjan2016

What about the third child? is he no longer part of the family for this meal out? *calls grandparents*

Sign up for the email updates and get a free ice cream sundae, if its a family of 4 it works out a better saving if the kids want pudding than using either of the above

Or just go to the same chain owned pub and carvery 'Crown Carvery' where two adult carvery meals and two kids Carvery meals would weigh in at less than twenty quid anyway with the same food supplier.

My local Toby would not get my money, does not live up to the hype, very poor experience both visits

My local has also gone right downhill!
Great when it first opened, but the meat is cut too thinly now.
Well skilled though to cut it that thinly. Better local carvery's in my local area than TC, but no doubt there will still be some good on TC's about.

We have a marstons inn just up the road from us which blinds our local toby. whether this is down to individual management/kitchen staff or just down to food quality used by each of these companies i don't know. also, adult carveries are £6, and kids carveries are £3, so it's only £18 for 2 adults and 2 kids!

Yes, we have a Marston's and they do 2 x carveries for tenner. Often get free pint vouchers too.
Adult portions of meat there.:smile:

Excludes sundays

Just looked at the price for a soft drink - 5 glasses (330 ml each) of diet coke would cost £12.50, which I think is a ridiculous amount to spend seeing how much a litre of diet coke cost at the supermarket. I'd be taking my children along and they would probably want a drink with their meal.

Yes, I know it is better for you - I probably only buy about two large bottles of fizzy drink a month, so we are not regular drinkers of it. Iced water with the meal would be fine, but do you know if they actually charge for this? Thank you.

I recently took 2 of my children to see a show at the theatre - the bar there was only charging £1 a glass, which is more reasonable than £2.50.

ok, but thats not a pub, no doubt you had to pay to get into the theatre? I imagine if Toby charge £10 a head to go in they could afford to charge £1 a glass for soft drinks :smiley:

I think it depends on the toby, the one local to us doesn't charge for water, and if you have a child under 3 they give you a small plate and you can put food from your plate onto it for the child at no extra cost, however we went to one when we were away in the summer and they didn't do either of those things.

Not a clue, but how much could they charge for a jug of iced water? Probably a heck of a lot less than £12.50. :smiley:

There's a better and fairer way. Rotate them. Fastest eater swaps with one in car. :smiley:

do any of these hot voters have brains?? this site has been infiltrated by the bad deal people

It's a licensed premises, so tap water would legally have to be free to customers.

Fool, thats because i dont have to. Use your brain

Ah so you just take from everyone and call them names without giving anything back? Bit selfish isn't it?
Judging from your deals you are the fool as they were all pretty poor.

Hot, i love a bit of spelunking :sunglasses:

Stopped going to Toby's a while back when they started serving veggie carverys.........could they actually give you any less, more thinly carved meat??

We are the same, although at the moment at the moment our daughter could eat for two :laughing:

Wow, you are toxic

ok

Thanks

What's a cavery ?

Also 15% back Nationwide Simply Rewards ENDS 11/02/16

Great offer, thanks for posting :sunglasses:

Or, while we're bickering about an odd quid here and there, why not buy a chicken or pork shoulder and veg for £10 and cook your own dinner to whatever standard you like.

Nope, 1st :wink:

:smile: mine was more subtle though.