BRITS are flocking to a Toby Carvery dupe at a popular Spanish holiday hotspot – but one favourite dish for customers costs £10 more.
Homesick holidaymakers have been filling their boots with the dupe and praising the restaurant for its take on the popular chain.
Punters are now able to get their Sunday roast, meat and veg fix away from home.
The incredible Carvery, in Malaga, Spain, has become extremely popular with Brits abroad.
But the pub’s traditional menu item costs a whopping £10 more than Toby Carvery’s main dish – with Brits having to fork out £17.13 for the meal.
Despite paying more, customers are encouraged to head back to the carvery station as much as they like.
The hefty portion offers an option of five meats – pork, turkey, ham, beef and lamb.
Customers can fill their plate with various options such as seasonal vegetables, roast and mashed potatoes, stuffing, cauliflower cheese, and Yorkshire pudding, all generously covered in gravy.
The popular spot even caters to vegans and veggies with two delicious alternatives.
The £11.60, meat-free carvery comes with fresh veg, roast spuds and vegan stuffing and gravy.
The Carvery Company stated: “We believe you should enjoy as much as you like – so feel free to go back for more from our carvery station.
“We pride ourselves on using the finest cuts of meats to give you the best quality carvery, where you will not leave hungry.
“Every part of the Carvery buffet is crafted with care and attention for you to create the perfect meal, don’t forget the gravy.
At The Carvery, visitors from all corners of the globe, whether locals or tourists, can enjoy home-cooked meals that bring comfort and familiarity.
“Our friendly Carvery team are dedicated to making sure you have an unforgettable experience.”
On the same note, a beachfront Spanish pub that took inspiration from the Wetherspoons chain has successfully transformed into an acclaimed establishment, renowned for its affordable beer selection and mouthwatering dishes.
Cleverly-named “Weatherspains” welcomes in travellers in Benalmadena on the Costa del Sol and has amassed hundreds of rave reviews.
The venue is loved by tourists looking for the comforts of a classic British boozer against a backdrop of Spanish sunshine and palm trees.
Now it has achieved such a boost in fame that it’s rated by Tripadvisor the no.2 ranked pub or bar in Benalmadena – out of 117.
It also claimed a Travellers’ Choice gong for 2023, boasting a rating of 4.5 on the travel website from 194 reviews.
Value and atmosphere categories are both ranked 5/5.
Weatherspains sells Brit staples from gammon, chips and pears, sausage and mash and deep filled pies.
Jacket potatoes, sandwiches, burgers, salads and desserts are also on the menu.
