05/06/2026
One of my fondest memories from my early visits to England is discovering the Sunday Roast. (At the time, there was no indication that hospitality and gastronomy would one day become my profession.) Traditionally, families would gather for lunch after Sunday church service. While they were at church, a roast would slowly cook at home, to be carved at the table and served with vegetables, potatoes, and a rich gravy.
Perhaps that is why I still cherish this tradition today. It reminds us of what truly matters: good food, good company, and time spent together. With our Friday Roast, we would like to carry this idea forward in our own way — freshly carved in front of our guests, accompanied by classic side dishes and the relaxed atmosphere of our Bistro. After all, the finest meals are often those that bring people together. 📸Hastings, 1978 — on England’s south coast, with the English Channel in the background