Thursday 17 December 2015

Last Visit for 2015

Today was my last visit to the Wagon and Horses, South Reston, for a meal until next year.
Fish and Chips, excellent fresh fish which overhangs both sides of the plate and juicy chips.

Wagon and Horses

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Very peaceful at home today as Penny is having her dental work done at the vets and will be spending the night there.

My Christmas video is finally ready. Just need to upload a 300+MB file.
It should go live next Monday all being well.


10 comments:

  1. Sounds good. Chicken casserole here. I gave the dogs a bit of raw chicken.

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    1. Adrian: That also sound god - not the raw bits though.

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  2. Nothing to beat really good fish and chips is there John?

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    1. Weaver: Hard to get really fresh fish these days. Used to easy the Grimsby Fish Docks were thriving.

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  3. Best Fish and Chips I ever had was at the Cow and Calf pub up Ilkley Moor

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    1. SDT: Each area has its good places. Louth has just lost Mr. Chips restaurant where the food was always top quality.

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  4. oh, i would LOVE to try authentic fish and chips and this sounds like a great place! hope penny did well and her tummy won't be too upset and she heals well, too.

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    1. TWG: I have the feeling that you would find our chips very different. Battered fish has a taste all of its own and so much depend which oil or fat is used for the deep frying and how often it is changed.

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  5. What a lovely, quaint place for a meal John! I was enthralled by the number of quaint pubs and eating places in the UK when I was there in 1989 and of course, amazed at the age of some of the buildings! Glad to hear Penny is OK after her surgery.

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    1. Maree: Unfortunately many small country pubs have closed over the years but it does mean those remaining have to think hard about offering good food to attract customers. One really old coaching inn had a courtyard entrance high and wide enough for a coach and four horses to drive in. Now sadly closed.

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Thank you for visiting. Hope you enjoyed the pictures. Any comment, or correction to any information or identification I get wrong, is most welcome. John

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