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The Bountiful Cow
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Two courses £13.00 (Offer valid until Mon Nov 30)
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Sunday Roast : 2 courses £12 (Offer valid until Wed Dec 2)
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Sirloin and Raspberry Crème Brûlée, £17.00 (Offer valid until Mon Nov 30)
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14oz Bountyburger & Wine or Ale: £13.00 (Offer valid until Mon Nov 30)
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Salad, Filet Steak Capricorn: £15.00 (Offer valid until Mon Nov 30)
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The Bountiful Cow is one generous beast: a public house devoted to beef. Executive chef Roxy Beaujolais (of Seven Stars and TV fame) serves large steaks and larger burgers at pubby prices, plus cask-conditioned ales and good wines. The young, relaxed ambience features bright décor, cowboy film posters and moo-cow ads. Dine in banquettes, or on Lloyd Loom chairs, at oak tables—either at bar level, or downstairs, with the kitchen entertainingly visible through glass. The menus feature aged steaks and burgers (free toppings if you wish), and other dishes; even some vegetarian ones. Did we mention that portions are large? On Sundays, roasts of beef and suckling pig also appear. A truly hip jazz trio plays Saturdays and Sundays.
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- 51 Eagle Street Holborn , London, Holborn, WC1R 4AP
- Area: Holborn
- Book online
- Category: European
- Travel: Holborn
- Times: Mon - Sat 11am - 11pm
Sun 12pm - 8pm - Price: £25 - £34
- Credit cards: All major cards except Diners
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As I'm one of the directors, I know the joint is great. But please note an anachronism in your writeup: we no longer have jazz on Sundays as we've found that family groups with children and subtle music don't go together. On Saturday nights, though, Shura's great trio continues to swing.