Restaurant 2013

seagullwedgee

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Aug 9, 2005

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• Jan 1, 2013

• #1

The 2012 version proved really useful for me, so we should waste no time in opening up 'Restaurant 2013'.

Anyone feel well enough to actually eat anything yet?

Wedgee

 

albion534

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Mar 4, 2010

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Brighton, United Kingdom

• Jan 1, 2013

• #2

I worked last night, home at 3....in town now, almost a ghost town!

Going to the coal shed Friday! Will post later

 

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bhawoddy

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Jan 25, 2011

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• Jan 1, 2013

• #3

Pho is our favourite restaurant.

Superb food.

 

Herr Tubthumper

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The Fatherland

• Jan 1, 2013

• #4

Good. I love this thread.

 

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Springal

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Feb 12, 2005

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GOSBTS

• Jan 1, 2013

• #5

bhawoddy said:

Pho is our favourite restaurant.

Superb food.

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Great for a chain restaurant !

 

Herr Tubthumper

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• Jan 4, 2013

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I have finally got round to following [MENTION=292]thedonkeycentrehalf[/MENTION] 's tip and visiting Pitt Cue Co in London. Think scrubbed up urban hipster version of Brighton's BBQ Shack with more imaginative sides. It's very small in size, service swift and the menu concentrates on only a handful of items but its well worth a visit and the pulled pork and ribs are as good as anything I have had before. For the record I had beef ribs, pulled pork, crispy rib tips in a chilli sauce, bone marrow mash (sublime), pickles and a Kernel Pale Ale. Oh, and believe all the hype about it being difficult to get one of the 30 covers; they don't take bookings and we arrived 5 mins before they opened and there was already a queue of 8. We left 45 mins later and every cover was taken with about 10 waiting. If you like BBQ it's a must.

 

HovaGirl

I'll try a breakfast pie

Jul 16, 2009

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West Hove

• Jan 4, 2013

• #7

I'm into The Square in Palmeira Square at the moment. Good service and great food.

 

Herr Tubthumper

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• Jan 4, 2013

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I also went to Le Gavroche last night; a special treat for Frau. Had the tasting menu matched with wines and it's marvellous as well as interesting and educational. Michel Roux Jnr dropped by our table as well.

 

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CHAPPERS

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Jul 5, 2003

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• Jan 7, 2013

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Tried Langalees next door to the Hobgoblin for the first time for a fry up yesterday. £6.50 for two bangers, two bacon, beans, mushrooms, hash browns, cherry tomatoes, toast and a cup of tea or coffee.

Not the highest standard of grub I've ever come across but absolutely bang on at the price and was exactly what I needed at the time, and sometimes you don't want a really fancy banger do you? Plus the service was the friendliest I've encountered in a long time and they seem to care about what you think, they asked our opinion on a couple of things. Nicely done up jonit and would recommend to anyone in the area of a sunday morning.

8/10

 

keaton

Big heart, hot blood and balls. Big balls

Nov 18, 2004

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• Jan 7, 2013

• #10

CHAPPERS said:

Tried Langalees next door to the Hobgoblin for the first time for a fry up yesterday. £6.50 for two bangers, two bacon, beans, mushrooms, hash browns, cherry tomatoes, toast and a cup of tea or coffee.

Not the highest standard of grub I've ever come across but absolutely bang on at the price and was exactly what I needed at the time, and sometimes you don't want a really fancy banger do you? Plus the service was the friendliest I've encountered in a long time and they seem to care about what you think, they asked our opinion on a couple of things. Nicely done up jonit and would recommend to anyone in the area of a sunday morning.

8/10

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Did you have a hangover on Sunday then by any chance?

 

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Biffer

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Jul 13, 2003

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• Jan 10, 2013

• #11

I've heard lots of good things about this place but I just don't seem to hang around those parts of London Road so have never been.
I must try it one day. Cheers.

CHAPPERS said:

Tried Langalees next door to the Hobgoblin for the first time for a fry up yesterday. £6.50 for two bangers, two bacon, beans, mushrooms, hash browns, cherry tomatoes, toast and a cup of tea or coffee.

Not the highest standard of grub I've ever come across but absolutely bang on at the price and was exactly what I needed at the time, and sometimes you don't want a really fancy banger do you? Plus the service was the friendliest I've encountered in a long time and they seem to care about what you think, they asked our opinion on a couple of things. Nicely done up jonit and would recommend to anyone in the area of a sunday morning.

8/10

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Biffer

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Jul 13, 2003

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• Jan 10, 2013

• #12

Great news for you Chilli Pickle fans out there.
They're now doing a take-away service.

http://thegraphicfoodie.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/review-chilli-pickle-canteen-take-away.html

 

Beach Hut

Brighton Bhuna Boy

Jul 5, 2003

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Living In a Box

• Jan 12, 2013

• #13

Al Duomo, Brighton - met Mrs Hut and had a post match meal as the kids elsewhere, not a bad meal bit very poor service

7/10

 

surrey jim

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Aug 2, 2005

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Bevendean

• Jan 12, 2013

• #14

Casa Don Carlos, Brighton, 8/10. Very friendly service, good range of food, good quality and value for money. Only downside was it felt very rushed.

 

Beach Hut

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Jul 5, 2003

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Living In a Box

• Jan 13, 2013

• #15

La Galleria, Shoreham - hopefully first of many visits this year.

Magnifico

 

The Modfather

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Dec 13, 2009

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Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads

• Jan 13, 2013

• #16

I didn't realise that anybody ate out in the first few weeks of January. Just me thats skint then

 

Skaville

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Jun 10, 2004

10,101

Queens Park

• Jan 13, 2013

• #17

Biffer said:

Great news for you Chilli Pickle fans out there.
They're now doing a take-away service.

http://thegraphicfoodie.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/review-chilli-pickle-canteen-take-away.html

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I saw this on here and ordered immediately. Just fantastic. The meals come in handy lap friendly trays. Mine came with all manner of pickles and ratia. They have 25% off this week while they try to eradicate any teething problems. Get on it now, you won't be disappointed. 9/10

 

Herr Tubthumper

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• Jan 14, 2013

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Went to Trolls Pantry again and had the double fiery burger. There's a lot going on, it's messy, but scores 9/10. I had the burger with caramelised onions last time; they're too powerful and drown the meaty taste but the fiery is balanced and very good indeed. Make the effort as its well worth it.

 

Rich Suvner

Skint years RIP

Jul 17, 2003

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Worthing

• Jan 14, 2013

• #19

Herr Tubthumper said:

I also went to Le Gavroche last night; a special treat for Frau. Had the tasting menu matched with wines and it's marvellous as well as interesting and educational. Michel Roux Jnr dropped by our table as well.

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Very nice. It's no 1 on my Mrs wishlist. Is it a bit stuffy? I know its tie and jacket for men. Been to several.Michellin starred places but.none with serious dress codes.

As for fine dining in Brighton thoroughly enjoyed Drakes recently.

 

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Monsieur Wabee

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Cowfold

• Jan 14, 2013

• #20

Restaurant Tristan in Horsham is a must visit place. The guy got a Michelin star in the 2nd half of 2012 and it's clear to see why. Outstanding food and the wallet doesn't get hammered as much as you would expect from a top end restaurant. I'm not a pudding man but last year I tried his 'Ruby Murray' dessert and I've never eaten anything like it. All the great flavours of an Indian meal but worked in to a variety of sweets, amazing.