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Curry houses
« on: 24 April 2016, 12:55:31 »

A report out seems to suggest that up to a third of curry houses could close down.From a personal viewpoint they could close them all as I wouldn't even feed that stuff to the dog let alone eat it myself.Thought report may be of interest to all you curry lovers out there.
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Re: Curry houses
« Reply #1 on: 24 April 2016, 13:02:40 »

There are far too many IMHO. Places like Brakkers have no/limited choices for other eat-in restuarants.

Now don't get me wrong, I do enjoy a Ruby, but sometimes you just fancy something else like a juicy steak.

Ignoring pubs (who frequently can't do decent food, but feel they can charge through the nose for it), if you want a sit down meal in Brakkers, its a choice of 6 curry houses or an Italian. I'd gladly see 3 or 4 of them close, and other options, such as Chinese and Steakhouse open in their place.
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Re: Curry houses
« Reply #2 on: 24 April 2016, 13:08:15 »

Love curry.

We've got a right old mix of places though. One charges the earth and the one I mainly go to costs around £10 for lamb buna, pilau rice, 3 chapatis, Bombay aloo and don't mock but I like a portion of fries with mine  ;D oh and 2 popadums
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Re: Curry houses
« Reply #3 on: 24 April 2016, 13:12:34 »

A bit of a mix here.Mainly curry houses I admit,but there's a couple of Italian places and a good few Chinese[mainly Cantonese] along with a good number of pubs serving food.That's not including the takeaway places.
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Re: Curry houses
« Reply #4 on: 24 April 2016, 13:17:01 »

Opps, I forgot the Diner. That's a sit down place, serving the usual you'd expect from an American themed Diner.
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Re: Curry houses
« Reply #5 on: 24 April 2016, 13:54:00 »

There are far too many IMHO. Places like Brakkers have no/limited choices for other eat-in restuarants.

Now don't get me wrong, I do enjoy a Ruby, but sometimes you just fancy something else like a juicy steak.

Ignoring pubs (who frequently can't do decent food, but feel they can charge through the nose for it), if you want a sit down meal in Brakkers, its a choice of 6 curry houses or an Italian. I'd gladly see 3 or 4 of them close, and other options, such as Chinese and Steakhouse open in their place.




Similar problem around these parts
Plenty of Curry / Chinese restaurants, the odd Italian but as far as I know, not 1 dedicated Steak house  :(
In fact, about the only place you can get a steak around here is at one of the sizzler type franchises which tend to be shite  :(

If your ever down Skegness way, try this place .............
http://steaknstuff.co.uk/

But trust me, they kick you out after about 22:30  :(
The kitchen is at the back of the eating area so you see your steak been cooked while you chucking alcohol down your neck  :D
Also you must book because you are crammed in and its not very large  :(

The food is gorgeous though  :y :y
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Re: Curry houses
« Reply #6 on: 24 April 2016, 14:08:02 »

It is a very good Italian in Brakkers though :y

That said, the curry isn't bad either... Eaten in 2 of them and both passed muster :y Mind you... Tiffins is most definitely the superior of the 2 and I've had many a good evening there eating crisps and salad :-X ::)
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Re: Curry houses
« Reply #7 on: 24 April 2016, 16:50:36 »

It is a very good Italian in Brakkers though :y

That said, the curry isn't bad either... Eaten in 2 of them and both passed muster :y Mind you... Tiffins is most definitely the superior of the 2 and I've had many a good evening there eating crisps and salad :-X ::)
Racking my poor brains as to when you would have been to the Italian, assuming I was invited :P.

Despite my one man boycott of Tiffins - I blame them for my recent bout of death - I'm contemplating picking up the phone to see if they will deliver a nice Sheep Naga.  I need to sort something as Mrs TB is too broken to cook or go out.
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Re: Curry houses
« Reply #8 on: 25 April 2016, 15:26:24 »

It is a very good Italian in Brakkers though :y

That said, the curry isn't bad either... Eaten in 2 of them and both passed muster :y Mind you... Tiffins is most definitely the superior of the 2 and I've had many a good evening there eating crisps and salad :-X ::)
Racking my poor brains as to when you would have been to the Italian, assuming I was invited :P.

Despite my one man boycott of Tiffins - I blame them for my recent bout of death - I'm contemplating picking up the phone to see if they will deliver a nice Sheep Naga.  I need to sort something as Mrs TB is too broken to cook or go out.

Went to the Italian after a fairly boozy afternoon sampling a rather fine selection of ales  ;)

As for boycotting Tiffins... We both know it isn't going to last. In fact, even the dog knows it  :D
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Re: Curry houses
« Reply #9 on: 25 April 2016, 17:42:30 »

It is a very good Italian in Brakkers though :y

That said, the curry isn't bad either... Eaten in 2 of them and both passed muster :y Mind you... Tiffins is most definitely the superior of the 2 and I've had many a good evening there eating crisps and salad :-X ::)
Racking my poor brains as to when you would have been to the Italian, assuming I was invited :P.

Despite my one man boycott of Tiffins - I blame them for my recent bout of death - I'm contemplating picking up the phone to see if they will deliver a nice Sheep Naga.  I need to sort something as Mrs TB is too broken to cook or go out.

Went to the Italian after a fairly boozy afternoon sampling a rather fine selection of ales  ;)

As for boycotting Tiffins... We both know it isn't going to last. In fact, even the dog knows it  :D
Ah, yes. Beer festival? Yes, vaguely recall, bit hazy though...

Was that the night Rik tried to convince us that Omegas should be manual?
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Re: Curry houses
« Reply #10 on: 25 April 2016, 17:42:58 »

Somehow, a Lamb Naga turn up on my doorstep last night....
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Re: Curry houses
« Reply #11 on: 25 April 2016, 18:27:10 »

It is a very good Italian in Brakkers though :y

That said, the curry isn't bad either... Eaten in 2 of them and both passed muster :y Mind you... Tiffins is most definitely the superior of the 2 and I've had many a good evening there eating crisps and salad :-X ::)
Racking my poor brains as to when you would have been to the Italian, assuming I was invited :P.

Despite my one man boycott of Tiffins - I blame them for my recent bout of death - I'm contemplating picking up the phone to see if they will deliver a nice Sheep Naga.  I need to sort something as Mrs TB is too broken to cook or go out.

Went to the Italian after a fairly boozy afternoon sampling a rather fine selection of ales  ;)

As for boycotting Tiffins... We both know it isn't going to last. In fact, even the dog knows it  :D
Ah, yes. Beer festival? Yes, vaguely recall, bit hazy though...

Was that the night Rik tried to convince us that Omegas should be manual?

Err.... Pass! It's all a bit hazy for me too ::) :D
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Re: Curry houses
« Reply #12 on: 25 April 2016, 18:36:47 »

That year was a bit of a disappointment, due to the way they put fences up, and the music was too loud for the small area :(. I had a thumping headache, and it wasn't the beer.

Its now in the park, which is much better, more room (though still gets crowded).
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Re: Curry houses
« Reply #13 on: 25 April 2016, 18:43:45 »

That year was a bit of a disappointment, due to the way they put fences up, and the music was too loud for the small area :(. I had a thumping headache, and it wasn't the beer.

Its now in the park, which is much better, more room (though still gets crowded).

Yes... Great beer but it was a bit on the noisy side!

A few years back now too ::)
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Re: Curry houses
« Reply #14 on: 25 April 2016, 18:47:19 »

That year was a bit of a disappointment, due to the way they put fences up, and the music was too loud for the small area :(. I had a thumping headache, and it wasn't the beer.

Its now in the park, which is much better, more room (though still gets crowded).

Yes... Great beer but it was a bit on the noisy side!

A few years back now too ::)
I seem to make it down there most years ;)
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