JOIN US AND BRIGHTEN UP FATHER’S DAY!
Spend some quality time with your Dad this Father’s Day. Treat him to a wonderful 3 course meal in the comfort of our cosy country pubs, from only £18.95* per person.
Our Father’s Day menu is the perfect opportunity to show Dad that he really is the best! You’ll be able to enjoy a fantastic selection of delicious dishes, including Chargrilled Lamb Koftas served with tzatziki to start, tender Roast Sirloin of Beef served with all the trimmings to follow, and classic Eton Mess for pudding.
Whatever you may fancy, there’s definitely something for everyone, and Dad… of course! Take a look at our full menu at: https://www.vintageinn.co.uk/fathersday
*Price varies between £18.95 - £21.95 per person, depending on location. Please check your local Vintage Inns for specific pricing. £5pp deposit required when booking.
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