willingdon_seagull
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Im Organising our works christmas do for a couple of Fridays time. Can anyone reccomend a suitable restaurant in Brighton. Im thinking Indian or Chinese but not everyone likes them....any suggestions?
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Can anyone reccomend a restaurant in Brighton
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How many people is it for ? You're going to have one hell of a challenge finding somewhere this late if it's for more than about a dozen people !
Publius Ovidius
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you could try the ashoka in Hove ( curry) The China Garden down the bottom of preston street.
Donatello's or al duemo is excellent, but you may be a bit too late.
Woodingdean gull has organised a dinner at the royal Albion in a couple of weeks for the golf society...one of these is very good.....southern fm also do various do's
Donatello's or al duemo is excellent, but you may be a bit too late.
Woodingdean gull has organised a dinner at the royal Albion in a couple of weeks for the golf society...one of these is very good.....southern fm also do various do's
Clothes Peg
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Avoid Donatello's. Unless your party appreciate unauthentic, tasteless crap in noisy surroundings with terrible serving staff.
Publius Ovidius
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guys do was great
You could try the Chinese in Portslade just down from the station - Oriental Village (?). Eat as much as you like for a set price ( around £12 if memory serves me right ).
Or Sushi Garden in Preston Street is pretty good for groups - you sit around the chef as he cooks - avoid too much Saki (sp?) though
Or Sushi Garden in Preston Street is pretty good for groups - you sit around the chef as he cooks - avoid too much Saki (sp?) though
willingdon_seagull
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Will be for about 8-10 depending on confirmations.... Was thinking somewhere down the lanes. Possibly italian is a good idea
Not a recommendation as such but avoid Fat Leos like the plague !!!! Got something very nasty from their musles once.
Clothes Peg
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I assume that's a name drop... Guy Butters?
Maybe they put on a special effort when a 'celeb' or local footballing legend is in the house. For the average punter, it's poor, especially when busy.
Brightonbabe7
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go to the pier and go to the chippy! its always a good laugh and a good night out mate!
Taybha
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The Elizibethan Old London road pukka punjab
Publius Ovidius
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depending on budget, but you could try English's
if so their Turbot with a bottle of Sancerre is to die for
if so their Turbot with a bottle of Sancerre is to die for
Publius Ovidius
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wasnt dropping a name at all....there was loads of nscers there, most of the top floor was full for Guy.
Brilliant evening.
check out Roz's pictures on allthingsbrightonbeautiful
Just as long as you don't mind the long wait while they go and pick up the food from Ladies Mile Road
Keeping The Dream Alive.
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the Raj Pavilion, best curry house in Brighton. Great atmosphere quality service.
Smythe
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Gars chinese restuarant in Prince Albert Street is very good
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Wow there has never been a thread like this before!!
Now The Strand has gone try Terre a Terre in East Street superb veggie food but when you taste you won't believe it aint meat!!!
Now The Strand has gone try Terre a Terre in East Street superb veggie food but when you taste you won't believe it aint meat!!!
Clothes Peg
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Oh, and avoid Opposition. Awful, awful restaurant.
BUTTERBALL
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If you want a really good sociable night out try Genghis Khan's mongloian barbecue in Middle Street - it's great fun. If you want a cheap and cheerful chinese, try the all-you-can-eat Buffet Island in York Place, it is superb. The only draw back is you will need to run the gauntlet of drunks and tramps outside!