The UK’s most beautiful Toby Carvery restaurants revealed – including a stunning 18th century mansion house
AS the April showers return to the UK, there is nothing better than a warming roast dinner.
And the chain restaurant Toby Carvery not only serves up a bargain meal, but some are in some stunning buildings.
Here are five of the most beautiful Toby Carvery restaurants to explore across the country.
Toby Carvery Bolton
Built within an 18th century property, the Toby Carvery in Bolton is certainly a beautiful building.
Also known as the Watermillock, it was built as a Gentleman's Country House before becoming a WWI hospital and children's hostel.
In 2020, it underwent a huge renovation with new carpets and lighting as well as restoring some of the external decor.
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A current offer means Brits can snap up a roast dinner at the Bolton carvery for just £6.
Toby Carvery Endon
The Staffordshire Toby Carvery is built within a former hotel dating back to the 1900s.
It is also home to a famous mural created which claims to be the largest pub sign in the UK.
Make sure to visit before May 19 - the carvery will be shutting for five weeks ahead of a £500,000 renovation.
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The owner stated: "We're hoping after the site is refurbished guests come and visit to appreciate the mural in person."
Toby Carvery Liberton
The Scottish Toby Carvery in Liberton is part of the historic Howden Hall Road.
Dating back to the 16th century, the grounds are home to the Balm Well of St Catherine.
Even visited by James VI, the oil from the well was said to be a cure for skin ailments.
No longer in use, people now rave about the huge beer garden, which is in the large outdoor park area.
Toby Carvery Snaresbrook
Originally an 18th century pub, Toby Carvery took over in 1998.
Previously called The Eagle pub, it was even visited by Winston Churchill.
Now the carvery, the London restaurant is highly praised.
One person even said it was the "best Toby Carvery they've visited" on Tripadvisor.
Toby Carvery Whitewebbs House
One of the most beautiful Toby Carvery restaurants in the UK, it recently came under fire for felling an ancient 500-year-old tree.
But the building itself is a historic 18th century former house in the middle of Whitewebbs Park in Enfield.
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Built in the 1790s in a French style, it was eve rumoured to have been a safe house once visited by Guy Fawkes.
And guests can walk off their roast dinner in the beautiful surrounding forest too.
