Black Sheep at The Coach, (and a Beef sandwich !)

27/05/2009 by admin.

There’s nowt much finer than a reight good slice of beef, packed between a couple of decent slices of bread, and adorned with some caramelised onion.
You know what I’m talking about - the onion is dark and sticky, long skeins of flavour that wraps around succulent beef, which is itself struggling to stay together for long enough to allow you to assemble it, with its onion attendants, accompanied by bread which has soaked up the combined flavours, all spiked together onto the tines of your fork.
The Coach at Lesbury certainly knows how to ensure repeat custom.

A glass of Black Sheep, from the renowned Mr Theakstons brewery in my home county, at Masham.  A perfect repast !  The sun was shining again too!

October 2010 - update

Ah, but that was  then.  The sandwiches are as good, but we have folk returning saying that the welcome has lost some of its heartiness - even a tale of a party being turned away when an extra person turned up on the night.  Still - it shows how busy they are these days.

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