Machiavelli
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I too like Semolina, but have resorted to no longer mentioning the other one because it's difficult enough to get in there as things stand
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I too like Semolina, but have resorted to no longer mentioning the other one because it's difficult enough to get in there as things stand
Nitram
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- Jul 16, 2013
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SorryI too like Semolina, but have resorted to no longer mentioning the other one because it's difficult enough to get in there as things stand
the lady knows us so we always seem to be able to get in. Just love the buzz and informality of that place.
I love, and miss, seafood. There’s some good micro pubs in Worthing as well. Maybe we visit Worthing next time we hook up?
I’ve not eaten there* so cant comment. Why’s it odd?
* I have eaten there but it was late, I was drunk, and ordered the wrong thing. I have not included this.
Running a kitchen in a pub is not the same as running a restaurant imo. Plus it's not that good.
Crab Shack presumably?
Went just before Christmas and really enjoyed it, even as a vegetarian.
Doesn't look like Little Fish Market caters for weirdos like me from what I can see from their website.
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This seems the right place to ask. I'm currently in Brighton (Sitting in the White Rabbit as I write) looking for somewhere to open a version of our Costa Rican tropical seafood restaurant specialising in prawns. I'm looking at a place on Duke St, Sydney St and Queens Road. As a Brightonian I'm thinking Queens St and Duke St locations would put off most locals... Am I right/wrong? Just feel like North Laine is the place to be...
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Yes, we’ll go and get a staff discounted crab feast
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Indeed. Great little place.
Common as Mook
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- Jul 26, 2004
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Personally speaking, i couldn't give a monkeys where it is, as long as the food's good. I went to Pascere on Dukes Street - good food but v pricey. Not a bad location either.
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Thoroughly enjoyed Crab Shack, really good restaurant
Live by the sea
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- Oct 21, 2016
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Been to Etch, thought it was outstanding, best i've been to in our city. Also had some drinks and a light snack in fourth and church a fortnite ago, that was really.nice as well.
Gone now though. Honest Burger are opening there. But where are Pascere going? Never made it.
Common as Mook
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- Jul 26, 2004
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Oh wow - didn't know that .
I liked Pascere, but it was more expensive than 64 degrees and the set for similar fayre
Machiavelli
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Sorry
The lady knows me too -- nudge, nudge -- but she's not always there.
Pascere may well try their luck in London I guess.
McTavish
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- Nov 5, 2014
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Have eaten at about half of those.
Would not put Bincho so high - it's great but not exceptional.
From my experience I would rate Isaac At well above The Set and 64 degrees above both of those.
Agree that Little Fish Market is the business and deserves to be top.
One that I enjoyed that misses the cut is The Urchin.
Would not put Bincho so high - it's great but not exceptional.
From my experience I would rate Isaac At well above The Set and 64 degrees above both of those.
Agree that Little Fish Market is the business and deserves to be top.
One that I enjoyed that misses the cut is The Urchin.
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Murmur is so good.