Roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings, roasted meat and loads of veggies are a agency household favorite meal for thousands and thousands of Britons.

Along with fish and chips, roast dinner is arguably probably the most widespread culinary traditions this nation can boast of, bringing households and mates to the dinner desk with its tempting aromas and epic style.

While Brits typically adore an excellent roast, the dish just isn't as acquainted to our American cousins, who're maybe higher identified for his or her fondness for hamburger, pizza, roast turkey and macaroni cheese.

But some US vacationers have dived right into a British roast dinner and shared their views on Tripadvisor with the nice previous Yorkshire pudding leaving fairly an impression on one customer.

Adam B., who hails from San Francisco, visited the Queens Arms in London and left a overview which learn: "Reminds me of Sunday roast growing up back home in Connecticut.

"But within the States, we do not eat them at a pub and the number of fixings aren't as nice. What a scrumptious method to begin my keep in London!"

The variety of potatoes also excited him, as he wrote: "Loved that there have been roast potato slices and large fried potato chunks, a pleasant method to combine up the taters."

But one part of the roast really made its mark, as Adam said: "The Yorkshire Pudding is what actually set this aside from an American roast dinner, since we sadly by no means try this again house.

"Love the flakey fluffy bread that is this 'pudding' and especially love how it absorbs the gravy."

Others have been much less sure, with Roy L., from Thousand Oaks, close to Los Angeles, writing: "This is relatively tasteless food. Discerning world travelers like myself may find this, as I did, not very tasty at all, and most certainly under-seasoned."

He added: "This would be an excellent option if there was a famine, we were hoping for a more flavorful fare."

However, Jade C. from Diamond Bar appeared to like roast dinner, writing: "I would like to personally request that America borrow the grand British tradition of Sunday Roast... PUHLEASE!"

She added: "I want to be able to go to a pub or resto on any hungover Sunday and grab me a fatty slice of red meat accompanied with delicious Yorkshire pudding and all the dressings... and subsequently fall into a food coma of epic proportions.

"Wake up late, get down on yo Sunday roast, then knock out once more - maybe that is what all Sundays must be about."