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'British Worst Toby Carvery' Mash is lumpy and 'like Braille poetry'

Found 'British Worst Toby Carvery'. Customers have complained that the mashed potatoes had "too many lumps" and could have turned into "braille poetry."

Crazy Reviews Toby Carvery The branch in Oldham, Greater Manchester dodged hundreds of Tripadvisor posts about their properties and left the restaurant.

Reviewers complain of long waits, lumpy mashed potatoes and reviewers claiming the "Yorkshire Pudding Wrap is the worst ever" served by the Chadderton branch.

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High ratings for this restaurant include ``disgusting service'' and ``vibrant''family outings, with customers calling it ``crispy''. I was waiting for a 'disgusting' dish and a 'strange tasting' drink.

Toby Carvery's Chadderton branch is taking its lumps after reviewers complained of 'braille'-like mash
After reviewers complained about the "braille"-like mash, Toby Carberry's Chadderton branch Taking That Lump

One user complained of lumpy mashed potatoes and "Braille Poetry" The not-so-good reviews peaked, writing that it was like.

User j0m065 talks about the horror food on offer, writing that "dried and overcooked chicken pieces" are the only alternative to a shortage of turkey.

Of the vegetables, users added: In so many chunks, it could have been Braille poetry that I knew."

One reviewer complained of vegetables that looked 'unloved'
Seemed "unloved"

Another user accused the staff of "incompetence", adding that they were "clearly uninterested in their work."

Another reviewer said the restaurant was "

They went on to say: "This carvery headquarters is at this venue."

The Mirror reviewer headed to the restaurant and described the food as "disappointingly disappointing."

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