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    Mixed grill (for two)


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    Quote Originally Posted by Roy S View Post
    Mixed grill (for two)

    Looks tasty - do you toss a coin to see who gets the piece of green pepper? Or are you dining with one of them vegetarians? They're everywhere these days.
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    Don't be silly - knowing Roy's appetite that is a meal for one; and it's all for him!
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    Chicken curry and beef fillet at Ivan’s

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    Looks very quiet there Roy
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    Quote Originally Posted by rmcin626 View Post
    Looks very quiet there Roy
    Our hotel’s quite busy, this was in a restaurant attached to a hotel up the road that offered a complimentary taxi service. Their room only rates were significantly higher than what we paid for our all inclusive package.

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    Tomato and mozzarella soup to start:


    12oz. Sirloin steak with peppercorn sauce, chunky chips and salad:


    Followed by a triple chocolate dessert:


    Chateau Le Bonalguet 2020 Bordeaux to drink.

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    Looks good, Barry, were you celebrating?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex_UK View Post
    Looks good, Barry, were you celebrating?
    Not really. My partner's nephew was over from Germany to spend a few days in London. Whilst in the UK we thought he might like to see the village where we live, and to take him out to a very good restaurant in the village.

    The restaurant is in a restored medieval timbered tythe barn dating from 1372. The food is always excellent, if expensive.
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