Unlikely places that you have had really good food.

[Taybha]

Green Man pub at Ringmer.
Was outstanding seeing as I was executing the normal pub grub.

Dont think i would want to go there if i had to kill my sausage 1st

 

[MORTY]

The Amex.

 

[Garage_Doors]

Dont think i would want to go there if i had to kill my sausage 1st

opps

 

[Anniewit]

Hooters Hawaii

Aloha Tower Mkt.Pl.110
1 Aloha Tower Dr
Honolulu, HI 96813

I can't recall what we ate !

 

[Wozza]

Your Mum's house.

 

[8ace]

Got taken to this veggie restaurant in Hackney once, was in a council estate and looked a right dump from the outside. Was nice inside, really friendly bloke that ran it - let you skin up and drink your own cans. This was about 15 years ago, f***ed if I could find the place when we went back there next week

 

[dizzy_V]

Which ones are those then? I've never found the food in them anything to get very excited about?

Not my suggestion, you should probably ask 'which ones are those then?' to the actual person who said they were good. Did you read the thread? Just asking

 

[dizzy_V]

Tiny restaurant in a small town in Spain. The town wasn't full of tourists, but most of the restaurants were geared towards them. Instead we went to this place packed with locals where no-one spoke English and the menu was in Spanish. Once we managed to translate enough of the menu to work out what we wanted it was absolutely brilliant, I had an amazing sausage selection (sort of like a cheeseboard I suppose, loads of different flavours), while my step-dad had some wonderfully prepared freshly caught fish. Just amazing food.

Which small town?

 

[Lord Bracknell]

An event put on by the Brighton & Hove Federation of Disabled People at the Corn Exchange in Church Street. The nibbles were sublime.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

A mid-morning breakfast at an Asian cafe in Handsworth, Birmingham. From the outside, the place looked just like a greasy spoon establishment. The food turned out to be top quality, low cost Indian cuisine.

 

[SeagullSongs]

This hostel in Poland served the best pork I have ever tasted. Came with a cucumber dressing. Orgasmic.

 

[halbpro]

Which small town?

I'm not 100% sure because it's somewhere we drove at random, but looking at maps and distances on Google Maps I think it was Cadaques. It looks like a good fit. Apparently the population is under 3,000, so I guess it's more of a village than a town.

 

[piersa]

Cameron highlands (tea plantation) in Malaysia. Had the best curry I've ever had, served on a banana leaf and eaten with my hand, not the one I wipe with

Exactly was what I was going to put. I lived there for five years. What a place. Did you try the Murtabak?

 

[Ernest]

Cliftonville , George St. Had a DELICIOUS Stake Pudding in there the other night and had a SCRUMPTIOUS Full English this morning TOO

 

[Dr Q]

An overnight truck stop somewhere between the Ngorongoro Crater and Arusha. Stopped overnight and our cook (me, missus, driver and cook in a Land Rover) made Wildebeast stew. Sat on the tailgate of the Landie eating it in the car park .. bloody lovely it was.

Best steak I've ever had (and thats a few), in the Colonia del Sacramento Yacht Club in Uraguay. Went over during the crash of 2002 and it cost us bugger all as well.

Zebra steak in Joes Beerhouse Namibia.

The lansagna the Hotel owners wife made in the tiny hotel in the back side of beyond where I stayed doing fieldwork in Italy.

 

[The Oldman]

A small hamlet in Sweden called Dals Ed. Small cafe but had an elk steak with all the Swedish trimmings such as blueberry. Was amazing.

 

[Change at Barnham]

Everyone always rubbish any mention of airline food, but sometimes I quite enjoy it.

 

[wunt be druv]

A Pub in Munich,me and my mate had traveled by train from Hamburg overnight on our way to Vienna,stopped off in Munich to change trains,starving hungry and with a couple of hours to spare went for a wander,came across a small back street bar and had this meat feast platter,which had just about every cut of meat on it-Pork steak and chops,Beef steak ,Veal,Chicken a couple of different types of sausages,Lamb cutlets the lot,oh,and some rosti and mix of vegetables.It was like something out of Man V Food.Made a Market Diner Mega Gut Buster look like a light side dish,and it was all cooked to perfection.We hadn't eaten for a day or so,washed down with one of those f***-off great steins of German beer just sticks in my memory as an epic meal.Not the best,but just perfect at that time.

 

[Twinkle Toes]

Lidl. They do a Strawberry ice cream-type-thing which has bits of (would you believe) Strawberries in it & it tastes absolutely wonderful.

 

[Cian]

Landside in Billund Airport. Airside on the way back the food was as poor as you'd expect with an airport (a small regional one at that) but landside it was very surprisingly good.

However I have had some very nice steaks (probably beef) in the Flunch cafe in the HyperU in Lucon.

Having to go through three chicken breasts to find one that was actually fully cooked in a central Paris branch put me off Flunch forever.