Grasshopper (Parkstone) Reviews
Description:Bournemouth Road, Parkstone, Nr. Poole, Dorset.
Newest Review: ... for a carvery lunch. They are not part of a carvery chain and have run a 'luncheon club' for almost ten years, serving between 12.00 noon and two and again in the evenings. You do not have to be a member, but if you are it's £5 to join for a year and then you get a carvery with a choice of two meats, fish and a pie or casserole and eight vegetables plus roast and boiled potatoes ... more
... and a sweet and coffee for £6.25. If you are not a member you don't get the sweet and coffee included. If you go and partake of a lunch make sure you use the carvery and not the bars. ...moreCustomer Grasshopper (Parkstone) Reviews (1)
by - written on 11/11/00, updated on 11/11/00 (Useful, 381 readings)
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If you are visiting this beautiful neck of the woods and you need a lunch then visit 'The Grasshopper' pub on Bournemouth Road, Parkstone for a carvery lunch. They are not part of a carvery chain and have run a 'luncheon club' for almost ten years, serving between 12.00 noon and two and again in the evenings. You do not have to be a member, but if you are it's £5 to join for a year and then you get a carvery with a choice of two meats, fish and a pie or casserole and eight vegetables plus roast and boiled potatoes and a sweet and coffee for £6.25. If you are not a member you don't get the sweet and coffee included. If you go and partake ... Read the complete review
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