Mr. Tony Called Round,

and we were off,

 as it was Sunday we were out for lunch, so glad rags on,

 and we were off to The George, located in Chaiyaphruek 2 Rd, if you are leaving Pattaya on the Sumkivitt Road and going towards Sattahip as you approach the Chaiyaphruek 2 Rd traffic lights turn right and the restaurant is about 100 yards down the road on the left hand side,

 we arrived early,

 so we had a good choice of where to sit,

the bar as you might expect,

 is well stocked,

we all decided on the set Sunday roast, at 395 baht each, Diana decided on the pate for her starter,

 for Mr. Tony and myself, 

 a prawn salad, there was also the choice of tomato soup,

 after a long break, the carvery, a choice of chicken, pork or beef,

all of which was expertly carved,

the agony of choice,

 so have a slice of each! 

 our table,

 by now the restaurant had started to fill with customers,

 we moved on to our desserts, 

 and delicious,

 they were too,

 and to round the meal off, a Irish coffee,

 sans the Irish for Diana,

and a Jamaican coffee for myself with a double shot of rum, what a delicious meal, and at 395 baht not including drinks, it is reasonably priced too, we made a move for home, and settled down for an evening of Tipping Point which was great fun as we shouted out the answers, as it got late Mr. Tony made a move for home and after thanking him for our lift,

we settled down for the 50 year anniversary edition of Zulu, it was released in 2014, but we have only just decided to watch the film, the transition to Blu Ray has made a great film even better, and with that we were off to bed.