[Wolves] om nom nom

[Adam Sweet]

----- Original Message ----
> From: Alan Pope <alan at popey.com>
> To: Wolverhampton Linux User Group <wolves at mailman.lug.org.uk>
> Sent: Wednesday, 23 September, 2009 20:15:54
> Subject: [Wolves] om nom nom
> 
> A Hoi Hoi!
> 
> As you may or may not know or indeed care, there is a post-LUGRadio
> (you _do_ know of LUGRadio don't you?) event on the Sunday called
> OggCamp!
> 
> More details at http://oggcamp.org/
> 
> This mail isn't intended to be a plug for the event, but hey ho.
> 
> The reason for my inquiry is to ask you noble denizens of the fine
> city of Wolverhampton about Sunday Lunch options near the Connaught.
> You see we're having our 'thing' there and at lunchtime we'd like to
> be able to suggest places people could go for lunch. This might
> include:-
> 
> * Beer, soft drinks, tea and that brown filth that Americans drink.
> * Hot food, which may be of a roasted dinner variety, or perhaps a
> rapidly served meat in a bun or indeed chicken in a box
> * The all encompassing "other".

About half a mile up the Tettenhall Road towards the city centre, in an area called Chapel Ash, is a pub called the Clarendon, they do food on Sunday which was pretty nice if I recall correctly. Been a few years since I went so it migth be worth checking with them. There are also quite a few kebab/pizza take aways and chip shops there, but they will probably all be closed on Sunday afternoon.

Half a mile in the other direction is a pub called the Newbridge, on the corner of Tettenhall Road and Crowther Road, which does food including a Sunday carvery for around £6.95. Opposite there is a Domino's Pizza. There is a Chinese near to Dominos but again they might be closed. Almost opposite the Connaught is a petrol station for the lazy and unadventurous.

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