Friday night is ‘Home made Pie Night’ in The Westbourne Cafe


Steak and Kidney

Just been to the Westbourne Cafe as Friday night is Homemade Pie night. It opens at 6pm so early enough for Hubby and me who are early birds to grab some dinner. I believe you can take your own bottle too but we were happy with a soft drink. And if you wanted to take a wine or beer it would certainly make it a cheap night out! 

Now they also have their usual menu but as pie is my Hubbys favourite word then pie it had to be. Some lovely choices of vegetarian, chicken and leek, lamb and mint, steak and kidney, steak and ale and fish. But on chatting to Jules the chef and owner, if they have it and you want it in a pie they will make it for you. Sausage and bean, mash topping, even mac and cheese , etc. they will make it if they can. 

Lamb and Mint

Hubby had steak and kidney with chips and beans. I chose Lamb and mint with mash and peas. The portions were huge and the pies were full of tender meat, very tasty and not a soggy bottom in sight. I must also mention it was real mash from real potatoes which may sound weird but I have been served instant mash at other cafes and restaurants which really bugs me. 

Remember to support your local shops and cafes, if you don’t  use it, you will loose it! So next Friday when you can’t to decide what to do, check out the Westbourne cafe for a lovely home made pie.

Now I am off to lie down with some stretchy yoga pants as I’m so deliciously full! 

Until next time
Love and Light peeps 
Dbee x

PS  - Sorry about the pictures, but the pies looked so delicious we started tucking in to them Immediately they were put in front of us. I nearly forgot to take photos! 

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