The salad comes with sauce on the side (it's thousand island), a variety of leaves (not just iceberg lettuce but all the rocket, baby spinach etc etc) there's also a few pieces of strawberries, olives and feta cheese. Quite impressive considering that this is a cheap set lunch.
For the mains that day, there was a choice of salmon, tenderloin, pasta or sandwich.I tried the Panfried Salmon with mashed potato. It was quite dry, but then the portion was big and it was lightly marinaded and well presented. For $12.90, I'm not expecting much.
This is the beef sandwich - toasted bread and fries. The portion is quite good considering the price.
Tenderloin - this one looks the best but do keep in mind that meat cuts aren't the best ones around, but it's still edible.
A simple scoop of vanilla ice cream, but nonetheless, they took pains to dress it up and it ends this meal on a sweet note!
This is the beef sandwich - toasted bread and fries. The portion is quite good considering the price.
Tenderloin - this one looks the best but do keep in mind that meat cuts aren't the best ones around, but it's still edible.
A simple scoop of vanilla ice cream, but nonetheless, they took pains to dress it up and it ends this meal on a sweet note!It's a pretty nice place if you want to get a nice sit down meal and a conducive place to chat.
I think most Harry's Bars offer this set luch but I'm not too sure, the one that I tried was in Novena Square.
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