Taybarns: An 8 course illustrated journey

May 22nd, 2010 3 Comments »

Taybarns, for those of you who haven’t yet experienced it, is an all-you-can-eat Restaurant in Swansea (see www.taybarns.co.uk). It’s been over a year since my last visit so at the request of this weekend’s visitor Pete we decided to go back again. I made it my mission to eat from every single counter (except soup and salad of course) and took photos of each course as evidence:

Course 1: Chip Shop
Without the Fish though, I had an oi-oi-savaloy, chips, beans, mushy peas and curry sauce.
Course 2: The Grill
Burger in a bun, sweetcorn, and a chicken skewer. I decided to skip the sausage due to the previous course, and also chose not to double-chicken it up with the grilled chicken.
Course 3: Pizza
Not that nice… tasted like cleaning fluid to be honest but one was vegetable, another bbq chicken, and the last one was spicy meat feast.
Course 4: Pasta
Only a taster of three of the dishes on offer – pasta can be so filling. I went for Meatballs and Pasta, Chicken and Mushroom pasta, and Pasta Arrabiata.
Course 5: The Spice Rack
Very disappointed here that they didn’t have the Indian choices on today, so I had sweet and sour chicken, stir fried veg, and some rice.
Course 6: Best of British
Turkey, roast spud, stuffing, peas, carrots and gravy. Proper stuff.
Course 7: Dessert #1
Chocolate Pudding, ice cream and chocolate sauce.
Course 8: Dessert #2
Raspberry cheescake with cream.

And that’s where I had to stop I’m afraid. I couldn’t sample the profiteroles or bakewell tart, or any of the other cakes on offer for fear of having to do that all again in reverse.

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3 Responses to “Taybarns: An 8 course illustrated journey”

  1. Emily says:

    which was the best course?

  2. Oliver says:

    Not including dessert(s), I thought the pasta was the nicest actually. Chocolate pudding was the overall winner though.

  3. Mum says:

    blahhhh, I feel sick!

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