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Highlights
Up to four customers can tuck into a hearty roast meal, with chicken, lamb, beef, pork, fish and vegetarian options to choose from
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About This Deal
Choose from Three Options
- £12 for British Sunday roast for one (33% off)
- £24 for British Sunday roast for two (33% off)
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£48 for British Sunday roast for four (33% off)
- Roast options include: free range chicken | slow-roast shoulder of lamb with balsamic and thyme | 28-day matured rib of beef | slow-roast belly of pork with garlic and fennel seeds | market fish of the day | braised bean casserole served with olive oil and rosemary roast potatoes
- All roasts are served with Yorkshire pudding, goose fat roast potatoes and roasted seasonal root vegetables
Fine Print
Validity:
Expires 90 days after purchase, (excl. 14 Feb 2016).
Purchase: Limit 1 per 1,2 or 4 people. May buy 2 additional as gifts.
Restrictions: Booking required online at www.theyachtlondon.com/grouponsundaylunch.html. 48-hour cancellation policy. Valid Sun Midday-4pm. Must be 12 or older. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Over 18s with valid ID to consume alcohol. A 12.5% optional service charge will be added to the bill. Valid on option purchased only.
Original values: Verified using our merchant's website on 18 Dec 2015.
Purchase: Limit 1 per 1,2 or 4 people. May buy 2 additional as gifts.
Restrictions: Booking required online at www.theyachtlondon.com/grouponsundaylunch.html. 48-hour cancellation policy. Valid Sun Midday-4pm. Must be 12 or older. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. Over 18s with valid ID to consume alcohol. A 12.5% optional service charge will be added to the bill. Valid on option purchased only.
Original values: Verified using our merchant's website on 18 Dec 2015.
About The Yacht London
Now moored in Central London, leisure ship The Yacht London has had a long and colourful life. Born over 90 years ago as a survey steam vessel, it was fitted with guns and manned by the Navy during the Second World War. In 1946 it was given a luxury refit and new calling as a VIP cruise ship, entertaining such heads of state as King Faisal of Saudi Arabia and Winston Churchill, who smoked one of his cigars on the top deck. In 2008 it was restored to its former glory in a £1 million project as a floating event venue. Located a short distance from the Houses of Parliament with sweeping views of Southbank, the ship has four main areas over three decks including a top deck terrace and roof garden, Art Deco cocktail lounge and restaurant. All decks can be hired out for parties of up to 250 guests.