Great food at decent prices (Brewers Fayre in general)

Member Name: stuff10

Product:	Brewers Fayre in general
Date:	27/07/09 (43 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: 2 for £9 in the week, nice pubs, decent beer

Disadvantages: More expensive at weekends, beer not cheap

My review is of the Brewers Fayre in general, but particularly about Home Farm - a pub near the Humber Bridge in Hull.

The pub is located on the north bank of the Humber, just next to the impressive (if expensive) Humber Bridge, making it a great place to go if you're visiting the Bridge. The building is set-back from the road, in a leafy area making it an attractive place to go for a meal. If you're looking for somewhere to stay, there's also a handy hotel attached to the pub.

During the week, main meals can be bought for the bargain price of 2 for £9, although this offer isn't available at the weekend - making Saturdays and Sundays a lot more expensive. There's the usual array of pub meals on offer including burgers, steaks, pies, scampi etc. I normally go for either the burger or the scampi - both of which are delicious!

There's the usual beers on offer, including: Carling, Stella, John Smith's, Foster's and Beck's (my recommendation). The drinks are pretty expensive though at around £8.50 for 2 pints and 2 Cokes ("it's Pepsi is that alright?"). Service at the bar was pretty quick and they have a flatsceeen TV that has Sky Sports News keeping you up-to-date with the latest football news while you wait.

Brewers Fayres are very nice restaurants and very easy on the wallet if you go in the week. They're perhaps not quite as nicely decorated as Beefeaters are, but they're still a great place to go for a decent family meal.

Brewers Fayre also accept Nectar cards, so make sure you hand yours over to collect points when paying!

Summary: Nice food and beer