British restaurant chain Toy Carvery has changed its logo to mark the ninth Sunday it hasn't been able to serve roasts.
The 158 branches of Toby Carvery across the country have been closed since the country went into lockdown.
While rules in England have been eased since Wednesday, pubs and restaurants will be among the last places to reopen - not throwing open there doors until July at the earliest.
Toby Carvery, which has been serving roasts since the 1990s, shared a tweaked logo on Facebook posting: "We're feeling sad today because today it’s the 9th Sunday we haven't had a roast with you."
It asked fans to share pictures of the roasts they are making at home.
