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    <title>The Roast That Tells the Truth: Why £20 Is Still the Sharpest Test of a British Restaurant</title>
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    <description>A Sunday roast is not a sophisticated dish, which is exactly why it exposes how a restaurant really operates. At £20 per head in 2026, the plate becomes a fair audit of sourcing, cooking and service — and a reminder that a properly cooked potato beats a fancy garnish every time.</description>
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    <description>Great food does not need tablecloths, menu photos or a performance. From a Sheffield bakery-café to a Fife seafood shack, these ten counter-service places are worth planning a train journey around in 2026 — and each one shows that confidence is often served without fuss.</description>
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