Norwich and Little Melton restaurants offer free Armed Forces Day carvery to past and present servicemen
Saturday, June 16, 2012
10:54 AM
Crown Carvery restaurants are offering a free carvery to all past and present army, navy and air force men and women this week, to mark next Saturday’s national Armed Force’s Day.
The Townhouse restaurant, in Yarmouth Road, Norwich, and the Village Inn, in Little Melton, are both owned by Crown Carvery locally.
George Fleming, manager at the Townhouse, said: “We pride ourselves in being the UK’s most regal carvery brand, our name says it all, and as a result we feel best placed to support our serving and past troops on this commemorative day.”
To download the voucher, go to www.crowncarveries.co.uk
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