VICCY wrote: > > Does anyone know any good resturants in Exeter or around the Sidmouth /Beer > area? > I am going there next week. > Thanks > Viccy I saw this a couple of days ago but didn't answer because there aren't any particularly good restaurants in Exeter or Sidmouth/Beer. Lambs is probably the best restaurant in Exeter but it is a bit of a gastronomic desert. I have lived half an hour from Exeter for 20 years and I wish it weren't so, but there is no place that interests me.
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In article , Malcolm Loades Someone wrote: >>I saw this a couple of days ago but didn't answer because there aren't >>any particularly good restaurants in Exeter or Sidmouth/Beer. Lambs is >>probably the best restaurant in Exeter but it is a bit of a gastronomic >>desert. I have lived half an hour from Exeter for 20 years and I wish >>it weren't so, but there is no place that interests me. > >Another gastronomic desert is Southampton - a population nearing 200,000 >and not a single decent restaurant within the place. > >I've long wondered why these gastronomic deserts exist, I can't believe >that I'm the only inhabitant of the City of Southampton who appreciates >good food! > > That was one of the reason I moved out... there were some almost reasonable restraunts near the theatre but if they had been as good as they thought they were we'd all be in clover. there was a really good Thai takeaway that opened on the main road from Romsey into the city centre, though... Shirley High Street, but I can't remember the number. dan
On 19 Jun 1998 06:01:29 GMT, [email removed] Graham T. wrote: >Gidleigh R. wrote: > >> I saw this a couple of days ago but didn't answer because there aren't >> any particularly good restaurants in Exeter or Sidmouth/Beer. > >The Drew Arms in the village of Broadhenbry is excellent and very strong >on seafood. Well worth the pleasant drive up from Sidmouth. > >Graham >http://www.cix.co.uk/~gtigg/ (Restaurant reviews) > >Remove SPAMLESS. to e-mail me I also recall having a pretty decent meal (fresh Seabass) in a pub in Beer a couple of years ago. I don't remeber the name, but it was close to the shore, and not the flashiest one. regards Mike Roebuck Basel, Switzerland ïcq#7018252 From [email removed] Sun Jul 12 18:12:08 EDT 1998 Article: 887 of uk.food+drink.restaurants