Sunday 16 June
This Father’s Day, see David Fincher’s modern classic Fight Club on the big screen. Brad Pitt and Edward Norton star as two bored men who form an underground club with strict rules as a way of escaping their mundane lives, leading to chaos and destruction.
Please allow for up to 2 hours for eating if you are watching a film afterwards.
If you would like information about the content of this film, including potentially triggering material, please click here for guidance from the BBFC
Father’s Day Steak Special
£20 per head or £25 with a glass of Malbec
Sirloin Steak
with roasted vine tomatoes, chunky chips and a choice of bernaise or whisky peppercorn sauce
Please reserve your table for Father’s Day below by using our online booking system, ResDiary
1. Set the date to Sunday 16 June
2. Choose how many people will be attending.
3. Choose the time you’d like to book your table from.
Please note: our steak special is subject to availability
Please note: this menu is subject to change at our discretion
Father’s Day Film
Fight Club (1999)
Sunday 16 June, 16:45
Director David Fincher’s seminal psychological drama follows Edward Norton’s unnamed “everyman” protagonist who – discontented with his mindnumbing white collar job – forms a ‘fight club’ with soap maker Tyler Durden (Brad Pitt).
Soon these irregular societies – featuring a group of guys knocking the spots off one another – spread thoughout the country, taking on anti-materialist and anti-corporate views that threaten to get out of hand.
