Nothing says, "I love you mum, thanks for everything you've done for me over the years", than a crap meal in distinctly average surroundings (I should know, I had the misfortune of writing in one for a few weeks last year!).
If money really is super tight, then why not spend the money on ingredients and invite her round for a home cooked meal? I'm sure that will be better received, even if it's just for the effort you've gone to.

Do you need to purchase a meal along side or can I just drop her off and pick her up later on?

Glad I saw this thread. Completely forgot it was Mothers Day this Sunday. Heat for that alone. :smile:

Not being funny but my mum deserves better, I've been a right little **** over the years but each to their own.

Not being funny but my mum deserves better, I've been a right little **** over the years but each to their own.

chavtastic! one i drive past definitely is :confused:

Glad I saw this thread. Completely forgot it was Mothers Day this Sunday. Heat for that alone. :smile:

As I said in my comment, each to their own.....

It's not an attack pal, I'm sure it's a deal for some but not me. They could give us all free dinner and enough booze to sink a ship with chocolates galore and I still wouldn't take my mum here for mother's day.

Panic over then.

No pal I agree - each to their own I suppose but the ones I've been to up my neck of the woods really aren't that bad. Maybe I'm a cheapskate though!

hence why i 'drive past' :stuck_out_tongue:

Come on, you can't take your dear old mum to the Hungry Horse and tell her it's a treat!

Nothing says, "I love you mum, thanks for everything you've done for me over the years", than a crap meal in distinctly average surroundings (I should know, I had the misfortune of writing in one for a few weeks last year!).
If money really is super tight, then why not spend the money on ingredients and invite her round for a home cooked meal? I'm sure that will be better received, even if it's just for the effort you've gone to.

Do you need to purchase a meal along side or can I just drop her off and pick her up later on?

hand me a sick bag, quickly please

Really want to love your Mummy....just keep the frack out of her life...let go she has...she's happy now don't spoil it :wink:

​Taking her here is borderline insulting

Nothing says 'thank you Mom' like a (bad) meal you've not had to spend a penny on for her. Expect to see Andrea Leadsom on the table opposite also.

It shouldn't be called hungry horse it should called hungry chavs

? show her she means the world to you by taking her to a hungry horse and not paying for her food. This is as ridic and transparent as the free suit cleaning nonsense posted last month.

Yeah I'll take my mum for a nice meal somewhere else.
Nothing like saying thanks for being a great mum. Here have a microwaved pizza or microwaved mash.

The kids ice cream at these places was huge... That's all I've got to say about the actual product really.

The name however... Nothing more off-putting than the phrase "hungry horse". A bit stomach turning.

Right, time to get the dress dry cleaned! :smile:

Dodge the syringes on your way in!

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

*Mother’s Day brunch free drink. Choose any of our deal drinks or a 125ml glass of Prosecco for free when you order an All day breakfast or 8oz Rump steak, eggs and chips from our brunch menu. All deal drinks are subject to change and availability may vary from pub to pub. If your advertised choice is unavailable a suitable alternative of an equivalent price may be offered at the manager’s discretion. Images shown contain ice, served at customer’s discretion.

**Free Mini Box of Cadbury's Roses for mum when purchasing a main meal. Available while stocks last.

Never thought of ours as being full of "chavs", but the food isn't great and the extra charge for the kids' play area is a bit much. I wouldn't go again.

"Does one have to actually eat horse...?"

Do you ever get that feeling when you're half way through eating a horse and you think to yourself, 'I'm not as hungry as I thought I was'.

My partner got really sick after the one time we ate in a Hungry Horse, never again! He didn't feel right almost immediately and was up spewing his guts out all night. Obviously can't be sure it was from their food, but it's not an unreasonable assumption either knowing the state of these places. Also there was a large group from the travelling community running round the restaurant screaming and jumping on the tables. Wearing PJs and dressing gowns. Wish I was exaggerating but I'm not.

Sound like my local !

Love the unintended sarcasm

Excellent

With all these positive comments I'm surprised this deal hasn't hit 2000°+ like the McDonalds hack post! Hehe

Haha, we do live in Swindon so you're not wrong there!

A lot of chav comments i did not realise hukd members were so snobby i am sure some people think its chavvy to use bargain hunting website