Ian I nicked your idea.

What's your favourite restaurants lads?

Mines is this place, Harveys Point in Donegal. Lovely food and stunning location.

http://www.harveyspoint.com/

Apart from Vakas Balti, Colley Gate, which is the bo*locks of a Balti house. I don't have the opportunity to eat out. The last time I did it was here -

http://www.vaultsbirmingham.com/home.aspx

http://www.vaultsbirmingham.com/App_File...hote%20Menu.pdf

Here's another of my favourites, Ibizza in Magaluf. Nothing really special just a really chilled atmosphere and good memories there.

Aberdeen: Prime Cuts is decent as is saigon for a massive feed. Two seperate ends of the cost spectrum there. Yakikobi is alright as well.
Glasgow: Cafe Andaluiz, One Devonshire gardens
Edinburgh: The Witchery
London: Petrus
Cavtat/Dubrovnik: Hotel Major

I often go to The Elk in The Woods just by Angel tube.. they've got some brilliant food and the atmosphere is great.

Never thought I would see reference on here to Harvey's Point.

Lovely part of Ireland, spent most of my summers up there.

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One of my favourites in Sheffield is the Cricket Inn at Dore.

Lovely location on the edge of the Peak District.

Was actually there yesterday before the mayhem started.

G.

[quote="Niall"]Never thought I would see reference on here to Harvey's Point.

Lovely part of Ireland, spent most of my summers up there.[/quote]

Got lots of family in Donegal mate. Galway and Sligo too.

[quote="Gelse"]

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One of my favourites in Sheffield is the Cricket Inn at Dore.

Lovely location on the edge of the Peak District.

Was actually there yesterday before the mayhem started.

G. [/quote]
My old man used to live in Dore when he was younger, spot on place he said it is

Tis very nice Mr 567. Get yourself up there duck.

G.

[quote="ryan"][quote="Niall"]Never thought I would see reference on here to Harvey's Point.

Lovely part of Ireland, spent most of my summers up there.[/quote]

Got lots of family in Donegal mate. Galway and Sligo too. [/quote]

Donegal is possibly the most beautiful part of Ireland. Unlike certain towns and cities I could think of is not in the slightest bit tacky, parts of it remain untouched, perhaps the the only part that is really the 'old country'. Lovely people too but way too many Celtic fans up there for my liking! Sorry Ryan! Have a big soft spot for Mayo myself.

http://www.gauchorestaurants.co.uk/resta...p?id=piccadilly

not too pricey and a really good atmosphere.

My favourite is probably Moran's in Sheffield, as it's the one I go to most often. The Jazz nights are superb

Wheres that Phil, havn't been to a jazz night in a very long time.

G.

No need for a reply Phillip, ive worked out how to use this google thingymebob!

G.

Not far from me on Abbeydale Road South. It's next to where the garden centre used to be, there's a new high end bike shop there too.

Ramsey goes there when he's in town

Moran's Sheffield

I thought you'd struggle to use google with your finger up your arse

Yeh, popped into the bike tree I think its called last time I was at the driving range.

My fingers now out my arse and pointing in your general direction now...

G.

[quote="casualcol"][quote="ryan"][quote="Niall"]Never thought I would see reference on here to Harvey's Point.

Lovely part of Ireland, spent most of my summers up there.[/quote]

Got lots of family in Donegal mate. Galway and Sligo too. [/quote]

Donegal is possibly the most beautiful part of Ireland. Unlike certain towns and cities I could think of is not in the slightest bit tacky, parts of it remain untouched, perhaps the the only part that is really the 'old country'. Lovely people too but way too many Celtic fans up there for my liking! Sorry Ryan! Have a big soft spot for Mayo myself.


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My old man from Mayo outside Charlestown actually, and have friends in Belmullet.
This place has got a brilliant restaurant but is pricey http://www.ashford.ie/food-wine.html

Choosing a favourite restaurant is a tough call though. Hotel Villa Flori on Lake Como, Ashford Castle, this one locally to me http://www.36onthequay.co.uk/

[quote="David.Watts"] Apart from Vakas Balti, Colley Gate, which is the bo*locks of a Balti house. I don't have the opportunity to eat out. The last time I did it was here -

http://www.vaultsbirmingham.com/home.aspx

http://www.vaultsbirmingham.com/App_File...hote%20Menu.pdf[/quote]

I have still not eaten here despite having known the owner since he used to run Denial in the Mailbox.
Its Balti Cottage in Stirchley for me or the upmarket burger place in the mailbox. Can't remember the name.

Big seafood fan therefore, In Aberdeen The Silver Darling http://www.silverdarling.co.uk/
Or The Tolbooth in Stonehaven http://www.tolbooth-restaurant.co.uk/

J sheekeys in London. Fantastic

[quote="nefc"]J sheekeys in London. Fantastic[/quote]

My pal raves about this place, not a seafood fan myself

None I prefer home cooking