The best Sunday roasts in London


Family time is often centred around delicious comfort food. When staying in a busy metropolis like London, there is often little time that one gets the opportunity to prepare a delicious sit-down meal. Sundays are one of the only days of the week that one is afforded the chance to enjoy a home-cooked meal while catching with events of the week. For the lazy cook or people looking to enjoy all the goodness of home cooking without the hassle, there are always these best Sunday roast spots in London.
Blacklock
Make your way to East London for one of the best Sunday roast locations in the city. The restaurant prides itself in utilizing the best produce from locally sourced farmers and butchers, much like the restaurant at The Park Grand London Paddington Hotel.
The Compton Arms
Located in Islington is this favourite backstreet pub that is a favourite with sports fans for boasting large screen televisions and serving delicious hearty meals. One of their specialities is hamburgers. However, the Sunday offering of quality roast is also a favourite with supporters. Some of the items you can expect to find on the menu include roasted mackerel, crab, roast chicken, and beef.
The Quality Chophouse
Guests staying at the London suites hotel can indulge in a full-on English experience by heading to this 19th-century spot in the heart of Farringdon. The revamped space specializes in serving the best of British cuisine. The now modern dining room and wine bar stand out for it roast offering, serving a three-course Sunday lunch of all the British favourites. For £35 per person, you get a choice of pork loin, lamb shoulder, rump, or brisket all accompanied with sides of your choice.

Marksman Public House

This Classic British restaurant located in East London is the place to go if you are looking to immerse yourself in a historic setting while enjoying all the goodness of British cuisine. Set in a former Victorian pub, you will find a space that features a classic interior with all the original mahogany panelling. Sunday lunch is served from 12 pm - 4 pm and on with the restaurant boasting four separate dining rooms. The Private room is available for hire and an excellent option for business travellers staying at the Park Grand Paddington Court.

The Harwood Arms

Head over to the upmarket neighbourhood of Fulham where you will find this unpretentious gastro-pub that focuses its attention on the meals they present. The award-winning restaurant is one of London's hidden gems, tucked away in the quiet backstreets of the neighbourhood. The Hardwood Arms id the only Michelin star pub in all of London, highlighting mainly game meat and wild food in their dishes. Start your Sunday roast experience with a serving of Crispy lamb sweetbreads with wild mushrooms and barley followed by a main of Braised jowl of Tamworth pork with carrot, black pudding and pale ale and end of the experience with Rhubarb and sherry trifle.

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