A pub in Hook selling roast dinners from £22 that are "worth every penny" has been named one of the best places for a Sunday dinner in the UK.
The Mutton at Hazeley Heath was named on Muddy Stilettos's list of the best Sunday roasts across the country.
The pub was described as a "North Hampshire foodie gem" with "more awards than you can shake a gravy boat at."
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The Mutton is known for its 'perfectly pink beef rump, melt-in-the-mouth leg of lamb', and a host of trimmings including crisp roasties, seasonal veg, and Yorkshire puddings.
These Sunday roasts are priced between £22 and £27 and are 'worth every penny' according to the lifestyle magazine.
The pub also boasts a wide selection of local cask ales, crafty pints, and a 'globe-trotting wine list brimming with organic and biodynamic beauties that practically demand a top-up'.
The Mutton at Hazeley Heath offers an extensive menu on Sundays.
Pre-roast cocktails include the Mutton Mary for £12 and the Appletini for £8.
Nibbles such as shortbread, sourdough with smoked butter, and beef fat hash browns are available for between £4.50 and £6.
The charcuterie board, priced at £17, features Jamon Aragon, smoked lomo, salchichon, crispy pigs ears, and pickles.
For starters, diners can choose from a selection including crispy potato 'bruschetta' waffle, buffalo chicken crumpet, grilled south coast mackerel, and pork croquette.
Main courses include Devonshire hake, roasted parmesan gnocchi, and a 10oz rib-eye steak priced at £52.
Roast options include beef rump and leg of lamb, both priced at £27, and spiced butternut squash for £22.
Sides such as extra Sunday vegetables, cauliflower cheese, and parmesan truffle fries are available for between £5 and £6.50.
The dessert menu features dark chocolate and quince delice, apple crumble tart, and honeycomb 'cheesecake.'
Ice cream flavours include miso, sweetcorn, sorrel, and blood orange.
Cheese platters featuring Heckfield, Barkham Blue, Rosary Ash, and Waterloo cheeses are also available.
The pub also offers a selection of original beans chocolate.
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