The Village Hotel Glasgow

Ask anyone what makes the perfect Sunday lunch and the answer is most likely to be ‘One where I don’t have to shop, cook and wash up afterwards.’

Sundays were made for relaxing. De-stress and dine out with today’s Big Deal on the Roast with the Most at the new Verve Grill in The Village Hotel Glasgow at Pacific Quay – a stylish new grill restaurant which is conveniently located by the SSE Hydro.

Roast with the Most

Available from 12.30pm to 4pm every Sunday, today’s Big Deal is for two people to have Verve Grill’s Roast with the Most Sunday lunch plus a glass of house wine.

The offer is for two adults but the whole family loves Sunday lunch so kids can be added at £3.95 payable on the day.

There will be kids entertainment throughout the run of the Big Deal, with a bouncy castle for the whole of September and October, and various entertainment during November.

Eat-all-you-want

An eat-all-you-want lunch, Verve’s Roast with the Most is spectacular.

Typical starters on the Chef’s Table might be the smoked salmon with lemon crème fraiche; the Caesar salad or the chicken liver pâté with fruity chutney.

The selection of roasts on the carvery might feature honey roast ham, thyme roast beef or buttered turkey breast.

The kitchen at Verve Grill prides itself on the whopping size of its Yorkshire puddings and the richness of its gravies.

Save some room for dessert. No-one wants to be too full for the waffle and ice cream station.

Happy Sunday

The Village Hotel Glasgow launched last year and has been attracting happy TripAdvisor comments. There were taken from longer reviews:

‘Food in the restaurant was lovely.’

‘Very good hotel with fantastic facilities… Staff were exceptional.’

‘Very cool vibe throughout… The team were slick and service was superb… The dinner on Friday night was wonderful – presentation of food was excellent.’

Lots of people have already discovered Verve Grill.

You too can savour your Sunday with today’s Big Deal at Verve Grill.

A fantastic carvery lunch for two and no need to fight over the dishes – it’s what Sundays were invented for.