SWPH Christmas Meeting - Sun 9th Dec VENUE ?
Discussion
Ok folks I am struggling with this, so im asking for some input
I have visited a couple of places already, so at present we have 2 choices
OPTION 1 - Turtley Corn Mill Avonwick - Gastropub, recommended by me, but.......£25 a head for Christmas meal, full 3 courses, coffee etc, we will be eating for a good couple of hours !
OPTION 2 - What can you suggest ?
It has to have an accessible location from Dartmoor, a big car park, handle 20 people turning up for a booking and be budget friendly for the group but good quality. Please ring/check the venue first to ensure that they can take the booking and what food is on offer (e.g. Christmas menu or regular menu)
Most places I am finding are only doing Christmas meals - not normal menu, and they all want £22-£30 a head.
So please reply to the thread and either - option 1 is good OR recommend somewhere else
Thanks guys and girls
I have visited a couple of places already, so at present we have 2 choices
OPTION 1 - Turtley Corn Mill Avonwick - Gastropub, recommended by me, but.......£25 a head for Christmas meal, full 3 courses, coffee etc, we will be eating for a good couple of hours !
OPTION 2 - What can you suggest ?
It has to have an accessible location from Dartmoor, a big car park, handle 20 people turning up for a booking and be budget friendly for the group but good quality. Please ring/check the venue first to ensure that they can take the booking and what food is on offer (e.g. Christmas menu or regular menu)
Most places I am finding are only doing Christmas meals - not normal menu, and they all want £22-£30 a head.
So please reply to the thread and either - option 1 is good OR recommend somewhere else
Thanks guys and girls
LancerG said:
Ok folks I am struggling with this, so im asking for some input
I have visited a couple of places already, so at present we have 2 choices
OPTION 1 - Turtley Corn Mill Avonwick - Gastropub, recommended by me, but.......£25 a head for Christmas meal, full 3 courses, coffee etc, we will be eating for a good couple of hours !
OPTION 2 - What can you suggest ?
It has to have an accessible location from Dartmoor, a big car park, handle 20 people turning up for a booking and be budget friendly for the group but good quality. Please ring/check the venue first to ensure that they can take the booking and what food is on offer (e.g. Christmas menu or regular menu)
Most places I am finding are only doing Christmas meals - not normal menu, and they all want £22-£30 a head.
So please reply to the thread and either - option 1 is good OR recommend somewhere else
Thanks guys and girls
never heard of that place before but looks good. especially the nearby race track and speedway I have visited a couple of places already, so at present we have 2 choices
OPTION 1 - Turtley Corn Mill Avonwick - Gastropub, recommended by me, but.......£25 a head for Christmas meal, full 3 courses, coffee etc, we will be eating for a good couple of hours !
OPTION 2 - What can you suggest ?
It has to have an accessible location from Dartmoor, a big car park, handle 20 people turning up for a booking and be budget friendly for the group but good quality. Please ring/check the venue first to ensure that they can take the booking and what food is on offer (e.g. Christmas menu or regular menu)
Most places I am finding are only doing Christmas meals - not normal menu, and they all want £22-£30 a head.
So please reply to the thread and either - option 1 is good OR recommend somewhere else
Thanks guys and girls
just a quick few suggestions
fingle bridge inn
plus:- on the moors lots of parking, nice location, good reviews.
negative:- bit of a pain to get to, possibly underwater
castle inn at lydford
plus:- car park opposite, on the moors, well priced
negative:-the road into lydford had surface dressing put down not long ago, if many attend the venue isnt large and the car park may be crowded.
two bridges hotel
plus:- on the moors at a good half way location, massive parking, good reviews, well priced, big enough venue to accomadate a lot of phers
negative:- i have never been there to pass judgement, no nearby petrol stations, if it carries on raining the car park may be a little damp.
gidleigh park
plus:- best place to eat in the south west.
negative:- bring the credit card.
the jack in the green inn
plus:- heard lots of good things, big car park, award winning restaurant, averagely priced, never heard a bad word said about it.
negative:- its location is a little way away from the moors and could prove inconvenient.
two bridges hotel
plus:- on the moors at a good half way location, massive parking, good reviews, well priced, big enough venue to accomadate a lot of phers
negative:- i have never been there to pass judgement, no nearby petrol stations, if it carries on raining the car park may be a little damp.
BEEN HERE - Nice but a bit grey haired for our type of noisy arrival
gidleigh park
plus:- best place to eat in the south west.
negative:- bring the credit card.
BEEN HERE - Love it, too expensive at £100 a head
the jack in the green inn
plus:- heard lots of good things, big car park, award winning restaurant, averagely priced, never heard a bad word said about it.
negative:- its location is a little way away from the moors and could prove inconvenient.
BEEN HERE - Love it too, but cost me £75 a head
plus:- on the moors at a good half way location, massive parking, good reviews, well priced, big enough venue to accomadate a lot of phers
negative:- i have never been there to pass judgement, no nearby petrol stations, if it carries on raining the car park may be a little damp.
BEEN HERE - Nice but a bit grey haired for our type of noisy arrival
gidleigh park
plus:- best place to eat in the south west.
negative:- bring the credit card.
BEEN HERE - Love it, too expensive at £100 a head
the jack in the green inn
plus:- heard lots of good things, big car park, award winning restaurant, averagely priced, never heard a bad word said about it.
negative:- its location is a little way away from the moors and could prove inconvenient.
BEEN HERE - Love it too, but cost me £75 a head
So this is where we are so far - you lot are hopeless !!!
OPTION 1 = £25 a head 3 course Christmas meal - http://www.turtleycornmill.com/
OPTION 2 = £10 roast lunch (add to it as you wish) - http://www.bearslakeinn.com/
I have spoken to both venues and booked both - So any more input before I make a decision ?
OPTION 1 = £25 a head 3 course Christmas meal - http://www.turtleycornmill.com/
OPTION 2 = £10 roast lunch (add to it as you wish) - http://www.bearslakeinn.com/
I have spoken to both venues and booked both - So any more input before I make a decision ?
LancerG said:
So this is where we are so far - you lot are hopeless !!!
OPTION 1 = £25 a head 3 course Christmas meal - http://www.turtleycornmill.com/
OPTION 2 = £10 roast lunch (add to it as you wish) - http://www.bearslakeinn.com/
I have spoken to both venues and booked both - So any more input before I make a decision ?
I eat most things, so feel free to pencil me in for either.OPTION 1 = £25 a head 3 course Christmas meal - http://www.turtleycornmill.com/
OPTION 2 = £10 roast lunch (add to it as you wish) - http://www.bearslakeinn.com/
I have spoken to both venues and booked both - So any more input before I make a decision ?
LancerG said:
So this is where we are so far - you lot are hopeless !!!
OPTION 1 = £25 a head 3 course Christmas meal - http://www.turtleycornmill.com/
OPTION 2 = £10 roast lunch (add to it as you wish) - http://www.bearslakeinn.com/
I have spoken to both venues and booked both - So any more input before I make a decision ?
another vote for the bearslake. i stand a better chance of being on time and there is fuel nearby OPTION 1 = £25 a head 3 course Christmas meal - http://www.turtleycornmill.com/
OPTION 2 = £10 roast lunch (add to it as you wish) - http://www.bearslakeinn.com/
I have spoken to both venues and booked both - So any more input before I make a decision ?
wessexrfc said:
Haven't added my name to the list due to being a girl and keeping an eye on the amount of salt on the road, my car is not salt friendly!! As far as a route, I'll get that sorted, if I girly out, I'll pass the route onto Giles.
You can always come in the family wagon if its salty on the roadslee st said:
Mine is lacking in protection against salt also but I refuse to let south west highways stop me using the roads I just paid a bomb in tax to use. Anyways it won't dissintegrate overnight. I hope
Liberal use of a jet wash wont hurt.That said my Evo lived on the south wales coast for the first 6 years of its life and still looks good underneath, so im sure it can survive a couple of Devon winters......I cant wait till the snow comes and I can do 4wd drifts in empty car parks...............with my baseball cap on of course
LancerG said:
lee st said:
Mine is lacking in protection against salt also but I refuse to let south west highways stop me using the roads I just paid a bomb in tax to use. Anyways it won't dissintegrate overnight. I hope
Liberal use of a jet wash wont hurt.That said my Evo lived on the south wales coast for the first 6 years of its life and still looks good underneath, so im sure it can survive a couple of Devon winters......I cant wait till the snow comes and I can do 4wd drifts in empty car parks...............with my baseball cap on of course
I hope the snow doesn't arrive at all for obvious reason. They didn't do much snow testing in oz when making the car
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