Toby Carvery to open new West Midlands restaurant with 35 jobs created

Toby Carvey is to launch its new restaurant in Bromsgrove on Thursday October 29 with 35 new jobs created and the first 100 guests set to receive a free carvery when it opens its doors.

To celebrate the opening of its new location, the popular family restaurant chain is also launching the Toby Chef Hat Hunt which will see 10 chef hats hidden in businesses around Bromsgrove, between October 28 and November 1, waiting to be found.

By finding one of the two hidden hats per day, guests will be in with the chance of winning prizes, including a year’s worth of carveries - awarded in the form of a £1,000 gift card).

To get involved, customers are advised to search local businesses, community groups and public spaces and to be sure to follow Toby Carvery’s Instagram site for handy clues.

Located on Birmingham Road, Toby Carvery Bromsgrove will be serving up its popular roast dinners any day of the week, from 11.30am.

The restaurant, which was previously a Brewers Fayre, has received a significant investment of more than £1 million to convert it from the former Guild pub into a new Toby Carvery.

General manager Richard Davis said: "We’re so excited to show off the new Toby to the local community. At Toby, we’ve spent 40 years mastering the Great British roast and we can’t wait to bring that quality and flavour to Bromsgrove.

"Coming to a new area meant that engaging with the community was really important to us. That's why we've launched the Toby Chef Hat Hunt, to get out and speak to local businesses and groups, and most importantly, welcome the public into the Home of the Roast."

The site’s opening will create around 35 new jobs for local people.