Mummy wanted to go to The Brown Cow – a gastro pub on Fulham Road for a reason – which we shall explain later.
It was a rainy day so I donned my trench coat.
It is of course a dog-friendly place – they even have a jar of treats for us at the front – help yourselves, they say!
We got there first and waited for Martine and Rusty to arrive.
I was so excited to read the menu, I jumped up on Mummy’s lap to see what’s there to be had.
After a satisfying lunch and “mission accomplished” in all aspects – good human food, good atmosphere and dog friendly, we added this to our list of places to return to!
Yes! Now we know The Brown Cow.
May’s comment: A foodie pub with carefully considered rustic decor located in the heart of Fulham
Why did I want to go there? Because I’ve never been and have heard good things about it – especially that it is dog-friendly.
And a foodie pub sounds like the right place for a fix of burgers and sausages before I have my gall bladder removed on Friday. The after effects of such a procedure is different for every individual. I have heard extremes where some can no longer have steak or any fatty foods. And others where after a short period have resumed eating normally. So just in case I turn out to be an “unlucky one” – but that’s relative again as not being able to eat red meat and fatty foods may mean a longer life span and probably a “lucky one” – I wanted my last meaty bite to be hearty, juicy and memorable.
So I ordered a hamburger with no bun.
This was made to look so healthy but believe me there’s a juicy burger underneath all those greens with a slice of cheddar on top.
And Martine ordered Toad in the hole – such a traditional British dish which I’ve never had – but what a fabulous combination of sausages and Yorkshire pudding batter.
We shared our lunch so we could have a taste of each.
Not disappointed – in fact it was perfect for my purpose! Might be my last bite of red meat or sausages … or not!
Address: 676 Fulham Rd, London SW6 5SA

5 Responses
Wishing you well for the surgery on Friday . Loving seeing photos of your Darcy.. We miss our Darcy so much but seeing photos of your lovely dogs always puts a smile on our faces!
Regards
Helen Barrett
Don’t be such a pessamist May,a little of what you fancy does you good…..old English saying…and everything in moderation. Good luck for tomorrow. ..I’m sure all will be well. Xx
Thinking of you tomorrow, I am sure you will recover well, and be able to resume your gastromical journeys
Sending lots of love
Jocelyn Fenton & Lucca X
Wishing you all the best for your surgery tomorrow and a speedy recovery x
Good luck May. It will be over before you know it! Relief is on the way….xo