Villagers Christmas Dinner
- The Dog
- Nov 7, 2024
- 2 min read
Wednesday 18th December
Join The Dog At Wingham on Wednesday, 18th December – Villagers Christmas Dinner
Celebrate the festive season with The Dog At Wingham’s exclusive Villagers Christmas Dinner on Wednesday, 18th December.
This cherished event offers an intimate, cozy setting for locals and friends to come together and enjoy a delicious seasonal feast, curated specially for our community.
With only 30 places available, this event is set to fill up fast! Guests will be treated to our delectable Christmas Party Menu, featuring a selection of festive dishes made with the finest ingredients, all for £35.00 per person. From hearty starters to traditional mains and indulgent desserts, our menu promises to bring the true flavours of Christmas to your table.
Due to the popularity of our village lunch and dinner gatherings, we encourage early reservations to secure your spot. To guarantee the best dining experience, a pre-order will be required.
Don’t miss out on this festive celebration at The Dog – contact us today to book your place and make this Christmas a memorable one with us.
Starters
Leek & potato velouté, poached hens egg with potato bread (v)
Teriyaki glazed hot smoked salmon, whipped feta, pickled beets & yuzu dressing
Smoked ham hock croquette, celeriac remoulade, burnt onion ketchup & onion ash crispies
Main Courses
Wild mushroom pearl barley risotto, artichoke & white truffle (v)
Roasted monkfish tail, massaman curry, pickled pak choi & peanuts
Breast of turkey, Cumberland chestnut stuffing, duck fat potatoes, roasted carrot, swede & parsnips mash
Puddings & Cheese
Steamed banana pudding & tahitian vanilla creme anglaise
Dark chocolate panna cotta, rum soaked raisins & espresso ice cream
Selection of artisan cheeses (£3 supplement)
These rustic Christmas dinners always fill the soul with warmth. I remember once helping organize a similar evening in our village: we cooked together, decorated the hall, shared stories. But, of course, there were some funny hiccups—the food ran out faster than expected. In the end, we ordered wings from Wingstop to save the day. And you know, the evening turned out even better—everyone was joking, eating with their hands, and the celebration became even more genuine and heartfelt.