Toby Carvery: Where to get an unlimited Easter carvery in Nottingham with pigs in blankets

Many of us are guilty of overindulging over the Easter period, but often it’s not just chocolate tempting us. 

The Easter holidays are the perfect excuse to meet up with friends and family, which usually revolves around food. 

Much like Christmas Day, Easter Sunday is traditionally celebrated with a roast dinner. 

Lamb has been associated with Easter for thousands of years and references Jesus being the ‘Lamb of God’, referring to the ultimate sacrifice he made with his life on Good Friday. 

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Combine lamb with the typical roast dinner selection of roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings, and vegetables and you’ve got yourself a classic Easter meal. 

If you’re a sucker for a roast dinner or carvery, then you’ll be pleased to know that there are plenty of options in and around Nottingham this Easter. 

One of which is the Toby Carvery at Colwick Park, which is offering a special Easter menu between Friday, March 29, and Monday, April 1. 

The restaurant’s dessert menu contains seasonal twists on favourites such as crumble and sponge, but the carvery is where things get interesting. 

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Easter Sunday carvery

On Easter Saturday and Easter Sunday, guests will be able to enjoy roast lamb from the carvery, with up to four other meat options on offer. 

Extra-hungry guests can take advantage of the unlimited steamed and roasted vegetables. 

Those after a flavour of Christmas can add pigs in blankets to their meal for an additional £5.49 for two bowls. 

A Toby Carvery spokesperson said: “Come together over the long weekend for a catch-up with friends, Saturday breakfast with your significant other, or a huge Easter Sunday gathering with all the kids. 

“Our Easter menu has something for everyone, whether you love a beef roast, or you’d prefer the vegetarian and vegan Easter dinner options.”

You can book a table at the Colwick Park Toby Carvery here.