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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a set lunch" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a fixed-price meal offered at a restaurant, often during lunch hours, that includes a selection of dishes.
Example: "The restaurant offers a set lunch that includes an appetizer, main course, and dessert for a reasonable price."
Alternatives: "fixed lunch menu" or "lunch special".
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A set lunch starts from 150 MAD (£10.50) a head.
A set lunch menu is $20.75 for three courses.
A set lunch is £32 ($52) and the priciest evening tasting menu is just double that.
Flamenco is on the menu; a set lunch (around CUC12/£7.50) is accompanied by Andalucian dancing.
It serves a set lunch and dinner for $32, featuring such dishes as baked cod with black olive crust.
A set lunch with a selection of dishes, including a kicking laphet thoke, was less than £3pp.
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His Michelin-starred Northcote (01254 240555, northcote.com) in Langho, near Blackburn, offers a £25 set lunch (a steal), and his pub, the Three Fishes in Whalley, near Clitheroe (01254 826888, thethreefishes.com), has mains from around £10.
This was a sparkling meal by any standards, and you may never find a better set lunch for a pony than the one I ate.
There's also a $7.25 set lunch, served until 5.
About £32 a head; set lunch, £15 for three courses weekdays, £20 for four courses weekends; tasting menu £45, all plus drinks and service.
After a slow start – critics didn't give it an easy run – Rogan's operation now feels more assured and, thanks to a new set lunch menu, accessible too.
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