51061 Sat Jul 27 04:32:39 -0700 2002 3 2 Los Angeles Area 0 259069 I'm waxing nostalgic for a good old British weekend lunch of Roast Beef, Yorkie Pudding, roast potato and assorted overboiled veggies. Me thinks the key to this meal is the gravy (rich) and the Yorkshire pudding (puffy yet meaty). I know of several pubs who offer this fare... (I claim this to be British, but Irish pubs have inculcated this meal into their own culture). Politics aside, I'm seeking advice on whomever does this best in the area? Sat Jul 27 04:32:39 -0700 2002 0 TastyJon 1 259071 Try ye ol' campanile somewhere twixt melrose and wilshire. Ye ol' proprieter's there will fix you up with a fine ol' beef 'n yorkshire, they will. Sat Jul 27 04:56:15 -0700 2002 259069 0 2chez mike 2 259447 Lawry's The Prime Rib on restaurant row (La Cienega) does this as their specialty. Also owned by them (and the oldest privately owned restaurant in Los Angeles) is the Tam O'Shanter on the south side of Los Feliz Blvd. about five blocks east of the 5 Fwy., across the street from the new Costco. The Tam's Yorkshire pud isn't nearly as good, though. They make it in a muffin cup and it's crispy, but hardly meaty. They also own Lawry's in Las vegas and the Five Crowns near Del Mar. Fri Aug 02 13:05:02 -0700 2002 259071 0 G. 2 259448 Lawry's The Prime Rib on restaurant row (La Cienega) does this as their specialty. Also owned by them (and the oldest privately owned restaurant in Los Angeles) is the Tam O'Shanter on the south side of Los Feliz Blvd. about five blocks east of the 5 Fwy., across the street from the new Costco. The Tam's Yorkshire pud isn't nearly as good, though. They make it in a muffin cup and it's crispy, but hardly meaty. They also own Lawry's in Las vegas and the Five Crowns near Del Mar. If you eat at any of these places, be sure to join their VIP Dining Club(free meal every birthday and special offers). Fri Aug 02 13:06:33 -0700 2002 259071 0 G.