Brits Try 'British' Pub in Tennessee | NASHVILLE Series!

We tried a 'British' pub in Nashville, Tennessee, and well... it wasn't very British!
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[@wesleysaams448]

Do you think that the "British" food you experienced in the US is more authentic than the American food you encountered in the UK?

[@gumby6124]

As a Tennessean, I braced myself as soon as I read the title. I already knew how this was going to end. 🤣

[@mastiffmom2592]

Same 🥴

[@callherfoofoo]

Same💀💀💀

[@callherfoofoo]

Everyday there is a New Business. Sometimes I get lost with directions Nashville smh

[@Jennifer_615]

Lol same!!!

[@wolfetom10]

Completely understand Joel and Lea's negativity here -- If I found an american themed barbecue joint in the U.K. I would have to criticize every inauthentic thing about it, which would probably be almost everything.

[@yvonnepalmquist8676]

If you have a "themed" restaurant, I don't think it's really negative to compare it to the actual cuisine and state what they get right and what they get wrong... it's a comparison/review. I think anyone with an interest in learning/knowledge would appreciate that. I know I do. As someone earlier pointed out however, the menu did not state it was an English breakfast... just a traditional breakfast and as American as the rest of the food on their menu except for their small section of English fare. So I guess they tricked most of us there. I did pause the video to read the menu, and they did at least describe what was coming on the plate. And rarely will the menu be entirely "themed" but have just a section of themed fare as this one did.

[@e.j.johnson5756]

I've saw on "Diners, Drive I , and Dives" of an American trained British cook who learned first hand how to 'que and has a place in Britain. Locals seemed to love it.

[@StormGod29]

Having eaten at a "Texas" steakhouse in the England, I can tell you that you are correct. It was ridiculous and looked like it was decorated by a fifth grader. The rump roast was the closest thing to a NY strip. Now if they had gone to McNamara's, they could have ordered a proper full English breakfast and it would have had a white pudding rather than a biscuit and it would have had a roasted tomato and it would have had Heinz beans. They do a proper full English.

[@ernieb8490]

I mean it's there fault for thinking they'd get authentic british pub experience in tennessee. There are many british pubs in New York that are authentic. they're actually owned by brits.

[@kpopfan674]

@@ernieb8490 First off, learn to spell so your comment makes sense, secondly, no, it's not their fault when the venue literally claims to be a British-themed pub, regardless of where it's located. I have very little knowledge about Australia - I'm not going to start a supposed Australian-themed pub when I have only a little knowledge about the country.

[@ddoggartsinger]

There was a reason the line to get in across the street was so long and the Pub had none.

[@kevinlance1813]

As an American (NC) who loves England please let me say that there is no such thing as a British Pub in the US. There are many things about lovely England that just can't be duplicated, the great people foremost, the amazing landscapes, and definitely pub life. Cheers y'all.

[@Pablosplace]

If a Brit owned a pub in the US, it could be done properly.

[@kevinlance1813]

@@Pablosplace We think so too. We used to have a pub in our home city run by a couple from Bristol but they went back home and broke our hearts. Cheers

[@michaelguerrero2414]

no thank you

[@moiczyk]

Comparing biscuits to scones, kinda funny!!! Like a pillow to a rock , lol!!!

[@hannah3250]

My husband is English and would be so appalled about them not having baked beans! Lol! There are so legit English pubs in Georgia! Great Irish Pubs too! Glad you enjoyed the biscuits!

[@vladt876]

I have been to Scotland and ate at their pubs. In April, I am visiting Savannah. Any to suggest I check out? P.S. Don't worry....I am from California and the MAJORITY of our meals will be Georgia/Southern food.....but I cannot turn down good pub food :)

[@hannah3250]

@@vladt876 hi! First, Savannah is so beautiful! Definitely the historic downtown. I wish I could remember the names of the restaurants but so many were amazing! If you find “ She Crab”… buy it! It’s the best I’ve ever had. You’ll see the Union Jack Flag and the Irish flag at different pubs. Take a tour bus the first day, the history is so important to understand the square. They sometimes have actors jump onto the buses and act out historical figures. Another really neat place just a drive from downtown is called Wormsloe State Historic Site. It’s pretty incredible and beautiful. Please let me know what you think! :)

[@KLRe0509]

The Pub is a chain that is loosely based on a British pub. The best British pub in Nashville is Fleet Street Pub. The Biscuit Love (I was cracking up when Joel kept calling it Love Biscuits) location in Hillsboro Village is less busy than the Gulch location.

[@Zetheek]

It's loosely based on what someone from the US would think a British pub would be like, not an actual British pub. The podium leading you to your table, not going to the bar, the red phonebox, table service, the menu. The only thing that sets it apart from an American restaurant is the decor that does look like a pub.

[@jcasillas78]

For added realism they need some wobbly tables that you have to fix with beer coasters...

[@gordonwallin2368]

A Canadian "English Breakfast" would be with toast white or brown, not biscuits-but you can get those Buttermilk biscuits here, - sausages, fried tomatoes and beans. And real English tea. Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada

[@beverlydust5381]

You got an American version of a British breakfast and I think you liked it for the most part.Glad you enjoyed your trip to Nashville.Hope come back to America soon.

[@Ambriel7852]

You are both so funny. Kudos to Joel for trying biscuits and gravy. Trying a British Pub in Nashville is like me trying a Mexican restaurant in London. I just knew it was going to be bad.

[@cindland]

As a “local”, I would shout GET OUT! I found a supposed British pub in Florida. I had to go see. It was basically a biker bar, with an old fashioned pub sign and a few flags! Haha. I did not attempt to go in and buy a drink. Too scary.

[@leslie6938]

I just wrote a comment about my experiences trying Mexican food in middle eastern states. I’ll copy it here to see if you can relate: You guys are trying so hard to be kind and your situation is giving me flashbacks. I’m a native Texan, lived here my whole life except about a total of 5 years in MD, GA, PA and FL combined. I lived in PA for about 6 months doing an internship, and my coworkers kept wanting to take me to their Mexican restaurants, and they’d talk about how good it was and they were sure I would love it. They took me to Chi Chi’s for goodness sake (truly awful) and one or two other local restaurants. They obviously didn’t know just how good Tex-Mex is. I tried to be polite and diplomatic while not lying too much. In MD my husband and I didn’t have that kind of social pressure, but it was the first time either of us had lived outside TX (we were early 30s). Back home we ate Mexican a lot, about once every week. So we tried two or three Mexican restaurants but were so disappointed we gave up. I did fall in love with crab in MD so there’s that. We settled into a routine that came as close as we could find to accomodate our Mexican food cravings. Every Friday night before we went to a movie, we ate dinner at Taco Bell. 😂

[@derred723]

The authenticity of a "British Pub" in any city is gonna vary. It's never gonna be perfect because there are not really "pubic houses" in the US. it's common to have a "ethnic" restaurant that has authentic items right alongside the regional cuisine of the area. For example, I knew of a British Pub in San Francisco and you could get bangers and mash but they also had American fair like burgers, hotdog, sandwich. And they do that because sometimes people just come in to drink beer and they just want what they are familiar with. Thus in the south you're gonna get scotch eggs but also biscuits and gravy on the same menu. Now if you hunt around, especially for big city pubs that are run by brits that show weekly English Premier League matches live, you'll get a more authentic experience. Often, again, cause they are run by British expats. That said, they'll still have some american fair like burgers, or sandwiches or something else alongside fish and chips cause burgers sell well. Buffalo wings sell well. Ya know? Think of it this way. It's sort of how a British McDonalds might still have a Big Mac but also slightly alters it's menu to please it's British Customers. Like maybe they serve an authentic british made tea alongside coffee or instead of it. The gravy is white because it's made with a light roux not a dark roux.

[@coyotelong4349]

“Pubic Houses” 🤣

[@battles423]

You mean British immigrants

[@Novaximus]

I love the fact that places were just closed at different days of the week. That's the perfect experience of small town USA. Where you have one guy who is the town barber and the town butcher. You get to the door and there's just a sign that says out for lunch. lmao.

[@kevinsullivan8737]

Correct for small town. But Nashville is not small town. Shows downtown Nashville has become a weekend tourist town like Las Vegas.

[@barbhawkinson659]

Well at least they got the decor right 😄

[@barryfletcher7136]

I know you recorded this weeks ago but if you want milk for your tea in the USA you have to ask for it. They will be happy to provide it but milk simply is not normally served with tea in the USA.

[@clemdane]

But it should be in a 'British Pub'

[@barryfletcher7136]

@@clemdane That is a good point.

[@marshsundeen]

@@clemdane it is an Americanized British Pub.

[@simonpowell2559]

So what do you have in tea? Don't tell cream.

[@marshsundeen]

@@simonpowell2559I drink it iced and unsweetened. A lot of Americans will put sugar or honey in their hot tea. Most Americans drink coffee though.

[@eisamiller88]

This was actually a chain restaurant. There's a small, independent British Pub downtown in Printer's Alley that is more authentic. If you're ever back, try Fleet Street Pub. The owners there are British, and they have an actual British breakfast. There's an Irish pub in Donelson that's also quite good.

[@AduderReviews]

How did you miss the 'Cheese Bollocks' on the menu! 🤣🤣

[@NinjaBooKitty]

Oh no sweetheart, when you find a hair, you send it back. You don't have to be stoic about that at all.

[@roadrsh7056]

British pubs in Houston typically have nachos and quesadillas. Gotta go with some of the local flavor.

[@heather0f]

To be fair my parents ran a couple of pubs in Scotland and they had nachos and quesadillas on the menu so I guess u could say it’s still authentic 😂

[@KatieKat14]

I really hope Lia got her meal for free. Lol

[@rt7776]

Let's hope, hair in food. 🤢🤮

[@michaelwatt9401]

Biscuits in the U.S. south are different than anywhere else in the country. The key is the type of flour, which is made from winter wheat. Winter wheat grows primarily in southern states and the most popular brand of flour for making buttermilk biscuits is White Lily. It's what makes them so light and fluffy. Southerners who move away to different parts of the country often have friends or relatives ship flour to them. Btw, biscuits are best when you make one giant biscuit in an iron skillet and just break off as much as you want to eat.

[@lynnhurst7365]

Loving your Nashville vlogs...and I've always said it 😘

[@rcdowdy]

The old saying when in Rome order Nashville cuisine. This is basically a southern breakfast.

[@alyssaalderson2386]

White Gravy is called Sawmill Gravy. Usually bits of sausage in it.

[@lloydwerbowsky921]

Us Canadians ask to try menu items as well.

[@shawnsmith5498]

Lia is super critical. Joel is not as bad.

[@Remaagen]

LOL. @ 9:53 you can hear the Smiths: "There is a light that never goes out"!

[@clemdane]

You should go to Tea & Sympathy in Greenwich Village, New York. They have: Full Monty English Breakfast - eggs, Irish back bacon, grilled tomato, optional: baked beans, mushroom, black pudding. Steak & Guiness Pie Beef Cottage Pie Chicken & Leek Pie Cornish pasty Cheese & Onion pasty Bangers and Mash Egg & Watercress sandwiches Sunday Roast Dinner Beans on Toast English teas Boddingtons Fullers London Pride PROSECCO! (No, I don't work there. Just a fan.)

[@odysseusofegypt]

YOOO PROSECCO

[@clemdane]

@@odysseusofegypt That British staple!

[@yeah_yeahwhatever]

Tea & Sympathy? Sounds like shite. Oh, it's in Greenwich Village? That makes sense.

[@amandagoodman1272]

@@yeah_yeahwhatever It’s run and owned by a famous British couple… it is totally authentic and much is imported! I’m a regular there.

[@yeah_yeahwhatever]

@@amandagoodman1272 Wow, who cares? Typical self-important New Yorker: "I'm a regular". Congrats.

[@GrimmFLawless]

That’s so cool you guys are in Nashville. Its one of my favorite cities. I live about 2 hours south in Georgia. I’m a huge fan of the show. Both of you are hilarious.

[@jlovebirch]

In the UK, "bacon" is a very thin ham steak (aka Canadian bacon), a different cut of meat altogether that's nothing like US bacon.

[@user-xm5le5ok2r]

Your honesty is well understood. Just glad you are in the states!

[@halbrenner8635]

I like how they're playing Morrissey in the background. Great music to start the day. Not depressing at all.

[@stevenwilson2225]

I liked this video, as always you are great. I also put butter and jam on a biscuit. Never had scotch eggs, but I would like to try them. Love you two.

[@Corie404]

For the Love of GOD!!!! PLEASE go to Fleet Street Pub in Printers Alley and tell me if their menu is accurate to Britain. WE LOVE THIS PLACE!!!!

[@iamnotjared]

I came here just to say that

[@roxanna191]

loved your feed back on this place :)

[@realityorfiction]

I've been to a few authentic British and Irish pubs in the USA but they are hard to come by

[@KawaTony1964]

You don't put butter on your biscuits? Why not? Butter and jam on a biscuit is so good. So is butter and honey.

[@vodriscoll]

I have never had a British scone, but American scones are sweet while biscuits are savory.

[@startingagain639]

Normally ordering I say “I think I’ll have” or ask them about the item and say “That sounds good I’ll go with that.” Hadn’t really thought about it til you said that.

[@janewickman9445]

Never thought about it either. I think I say, "I'd like to have the ...."

[@Brooksie603]

The decor in there looked really nice. They didn't even have HP sauce there? The British and Irish Pubs that have food around where I live have lots of traditional food and a few American dishes too. Most will have a bottle of HP sauce on the table as well as ketchup, salt and pepper, etc. All in all, it seemed like you enjoyed the food so that's good. I do like a good American biscuit. I will usually just put butter on them unless I go to Cracker Barrel and get a side of the cooked apples and will put those on them. It's like a fluffy apple pie.

[@Linkbetweenus27]

I went to that same location a few weeks ago and they had HP sauce.

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

Even Canada sells HP Sauce as a staple!

[@gregbyrne883]

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[@Bekah1852]

Tourism and entertainment are such massive parts of the economy here in Nashville so places and attractions are open all weekend to serve visitors (I straight up don't go downtown on the weekends if I can help it; it's always so packed!), which is why you were bumping into things being closed on weekdays-it's to give employees a day off since they didn't get a traditional weekend break :) That's probably also why you got a better rate on your AirB&B since you booked weekdays. Smart!!

[@rlrober]

OMG I got "Rick Rolled" in a Joel and Lia video. The white gravy is similar to a béchamel sauce.

[@ThoseTwoBrits1]

😂😂

[@paul_domici]

The background music at that place is great!!!

[@lexxieburton6182]

so glad to see the “thrice weekly” back hearing u say it makes me giggle

[@ChrsLee78]

I especially enjoyed hearing the two of you talk about scrambled eggs and bacon whilst The Smiths played in the background. Oh, there is a light and it never goes out. 😁

[@TheMisterMonkeyman]

I thought maybe I was the only one that noticed that. An "authentic" Brit pub is kinda rare here (So.Cal) but they do exist. Peace.

[@timriehl1500]

LOL, it's like British in an alternate universe.

[@lisaburnette6850]

In the grocery store where I work on the international isle there are cans of beans from England and Ireland... with a small selection of tea and biscuits.

[@racheltaylor3416]

It's Biscuit Love--not Love Biscuits!

[@SirS2pendous]

A Nashville native here. I LOLed when you said “Not very British here… Chicken and Biscuits???” Hence the word Biscuits.

[@cosmicquetzal220]

Maybe they thought they might get served a plate of Cornish hen with a side of tea cookies😜

[@simonpowell2559]

@@cosmicquetzal220 as an English person I have no idea what that is.

[@pandabear153]

I'm full just watching them eat all those food 😅 !!! HELLO from sunny northwestern Minnesota 🥰

[@nunyabidness5375]

Oh and if you're ever in Chicago try the Elephant and Castle, somewhat Americanized, but you can get Yorkshire pudding, bangers and mash, leek and onion pie, shepherds pie and of course fish & chips!

[@amandajones661]

Oh Joel! We call that milk gravy or white gravy where I'm from and I make the absolute best milk gravy in the family! Yummy!

[@KellyTheRN]

Was I the only one hoping they’d say “we’d fancy a follow” in their outro? 😂

[@ryanawilson8549]

I love this chain

[@harveybojangle475]

As a way to clear up the confusion when using "try" (and not wanting to say "get"), how about the phrase, "Could I have the...?" Seems the word "have" works on either side of the pond, in this context.

[@leslie6938]

Good suggestion, “try” can be interpreted to mean to sample or to order, and communicating clearly and unambiguously when purchasing anything saves everyone time, money and frustration. Another simple alternative is “I’d like the…” Clearest of all would be “I’ll order the…”

[@cherylparrish3755]

I went to a British Pub in Denver, Colorado and had bangers and mash! It was heaven! I have no idea how authentic it was, but it was unlike anything I've ever had. Wish I could find a place that has Yorkshire pudding.

[@loriellerbrook6158]

The gravy is milk gravy. It sometimes has sausage crumbles in it.

[@xnonsuchx]

No review from Joel on the biscuits & gravy??? He did eat most of it, though, and only mentioned the chicken being a little tough/overcooked. And yes, it’s usually a cream/milk-based gravy, often with sausage bits, thus why it’s very light-colored (coloured).

[@marshsundeen]

I would love to see Lia try iced Tea. I always ask for Unsweet, or it will come VERY sweet.

[@juanramos.jr.7948]

I'm just amazed they didn't notice the exit sign.

[@matthewshreiner6716]

It's called a "country gravy" .

[@rjbouge66]

You should have tried Fleet Street Pub in Nashville. It's the best.

[@donturner8269]

Breakfast gravy is made from sausage drippings with little sausage bits in it, flour and milk. It's called "sausage gravy". It's different from brown gravy served with meat and mashed potatoes or poultry gravy served with chicken or turkey.

[@ljcl1859]

LOL, British-Nashville fusion.

[@straycat1403]

I noticed that place was playing (very loud) music by British bands/performers in the background. So if the food wasn't very British the music was.

[@chrismcdaniel6035]

gosh darn it. didn't expect to get rolled

[@BeastrealDT]

The trick to a good buttermilk biscuits, is not to overwork the dough. ✌️

[@candytoo3729]

FYI the key to good scrambled eggs is 1 tablespoon of heavy cream per egg. They are then not running with water. Cook them on low heat gently. Awesome. Don't forget the salt and pepper LOL.

[@mastiffmom2592]

I’ll remember that. 💯

[@kenken6550]

I do like cream in eggs, but may I suggest, 3 tablespoons (eye ball) of cold water (3-5 eggs). Super whisked, with bubbles on top. Raging hot pan, turned down to low as you drop the eggs. Then, as you suggest- wait. Slow cooked scrambled eggs, nothing better! (Also, butter in the pan, but does that even need to be mentioned? Lol)

[@jerrysapinski7745]

Hard some medical issues l am 67 years old and just starting You Tube a few months ago really enjoy your videos. Don't get too mad about your breakfast experience, l told my ex wife l was the greatest thing to and that didn't really work out neither. Looking forward to more videos especially about those crazy Americans. Health and Happiness to you and Family and Friends.

[@nancyprzybyl3624]

Was really enjoying the background music _ we got rick rolled, a bit of Tom Jones and I knew it was just a matter of time before Freddie showed up.

[@TexFedboi]

Here in Austin we had the Dog and Duck pub which was very British. It Closed down now but here is a sample of their breakfast (Full English 2 fried eggs, bacon, bubble and squeak, sauteed mushroom, grilled tomato and baked beans. $9.00)

[@michaelbrown1101]

@joelandlia what do ya mean about sports on TV would not happen? I visited London and ate at a few pubs near Paddington Station. One had 1 TV in a seating area, above a fireplace. The others had TVs on wall of main seating area. We watched SOCCER (lol) while I ate fish and chips.

[@The_Bean_Head_Men]

you guys are a beauty of a couple

[@laurenhill2539]

Lol its called Biscuit Love. It always has a line out the door. Its a very touristy spot in Nashville.

[@brandonaston2261]

Our biscuits are soft because typically you’d eat them with gravy and you just use your fork to cut them. If they were hard you’d need a knife and it wouldn’t be as convenient to eat them.

[@staceybert1975]

White pepper gravy

[@xyzcomp08]

That was a bit all over the map. Big cities around the US usually have very good pubs with an authentic menu and local items as well. I can get a completely authentic Full Monty fry up in LA. Glad you were able to experience THE BISCUIT, they are different than scones, but I like them too. To be honest, I would have trouble finding a biscuits and gravy breakfast in LA in many places.

[@mplwy]

Hard to find biscuits and gravy in LA!? That's terrible!

[@xyzcomp08]

@@mplwy not impossible to find, just not the default. There's Cracker Barrel nearby if you don't want to look too hard

[@leslie6938]

You guys are trying so hard to be kind and your situation is giving me flashbacks. I’m a native Texan, lived here my whole life except about a total of 5 years in MD, GA, PA and FL combined. I lived in PA for about 6 months doing an internship, and my coworkers kept wanting to take me to their Mexican restaurants, and they’d talk about how good it was and they were sure I would love it. They took me to Chi Chi’s for goodness sake (truly awful) and one or two other local restaurants. They obviously didn’t know just how good Tex-Mex is. I tried to be polite and diplomatic while not lying too much. In MD my husband and I didn’t have that kind of social pressure, but it was the first time either of us had lived outside TX (we were early 30s). Back home we ate Mexican a lot, about once every week. So we tried two or three Mexican restaurants but were so disappointed we gave up. I did fall in love with crab in MD so there’s that. We settled into a routine that came as close as we could find to accomodate our Mexican food cravings. Every Friday night before we went to a movie, we ate dinner at Taco Bell. 😂

[@twiggledowntown3564]

The food is always delicious!! 😋 😋👍👌

[@sassmacfru]

The twinings tea is the same company you have back home. The packaging is different for over here tho. the same way Coco puffs in the UK are called cocoa Krispies over here.

[@ramonashearer7241]

White heavy is made with milk, and a roux, flour and fat. Biscuits are good anytime if the day and sweet or savory. Not all Biscuits aren't created equal, some are as dry as the desert.

[@harleypiper]

Joel and Lia ,if ever your in Santa Monica ,California there is a nice pub with an actual brit owner. near the 3rd street promenade.

[@carmengoos408]

I’m actually dead 💀🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💕💕💕💕💕

[@kevinsullivan8737]

You were very generous in your comments.

[@kevinsullivan8737]

If a restaurant advertises British breakfast, it must have the beans and tomatoes.

[@nodakjak]

I feel for you. We have a couple of "British" pubs where I live and the one you featured looks like it's in Central London compared to the ones here. We don't bother with them anymore. We just wait until we get to the UK and enjoy. Cheers!

[@nakiathines]

I love fish and chips at The Pub!

[@ShaneDocPuff]

Love bisects is the best, but always a line.

[@jackmessick2869]

Scotch egg: It may be that health regulations require restaurants to fully cook eggs, as eggs in America actually have to be refrigerated due to what happens to the eggshell during the process of getting them to market.

[@upbeatmushroom]

😂 The fudge shop probably assumed you wanted a sample because a lot of fudge shops DO give free samples.

[@jsamuelsen]

Not scones! I wouldn't put butter or sausage gravy on scones either. Biscuits are completely different.

[@kinjiru731]

4:54 if you two had stood up and started dancing The Carlton, I would have lost my mind laughing.

[@randyseay4855]

A few years ago in Krakow, Poland, I ordered “American Style” apple pie and was surprised when it was a square of white cake with some diced apples on top. Having traveled a bit in the last few years, I’ve learned it’s a mistake to expect an authentic representation of something from back home and to just appreciate new experiences. That’s the fun of traveling so don’t compare and create contests! As far as the canned beans for breakfast goes, l saw that for the first time in Edinburgh, Scotland. My reaction was “what the hell? Pork ‘n beans?” That’s what po’ folks eat in Tennessee (me as a kid and I ate my share) but not for breakfast! I reminded myself of my new motto and got over it.

[@sarahkelly6375]

The British breakfast looks like an American breakfast! Lol!

[@TheClairem75]

Can’t believe you didn’t get the cheese bollocks 😂

[@CerillionBlue]

que equals greatness. Anything worth standing in line for is greatness

[@mollynash2597]

I didn't know there was an English Pub in Nashville, lol. Maybe I should play tourist one weekend.

[@marklbetya]

Did you notice the music? Elton from the UK, and the Welch Bonnie Tyler. So they're trying :)

[@marshsundeen]

Visit Charlotte. The Big Ben's Pub has a brilliant Full English Breakfast. They have a Banger rather than Black Pudding, but definitely has eggs, roast tomato, mushroom, and beans, and potato. To serve the local public, they are like a sports bar. Hey do have burgers, but also have fish & Chips, Steak & Kidney Pie, Cottage Pie and Cornish Pasties.

[@Mikedeela]

Twining's Tea USA is blended in the UK. There was a site in the US at one time but Twining's closed it.

[@minniet824]

You should try honey on biscuits it’s so good