Everybody raves about the Red Fort, but I have never been. Bombay Brasserie at the Goucester Road tube is very good, especially if you are entertaining others. The service and decor are exactly what you'd extect from a great restaurant in a well-run hotel. But, I love a place called Red Peppers, near Holburn tube. I think it is on Red Lion Street. Very good food, the right decor, exceptionally friendly service. I lived in London for two years three years ago and was introduced to it then. When I went back recently on holiday, I went twice! Barbara Gavin 508-470-3870 [email removed] fax 470-1992 DCI - Sponsors of EMail World, Web World, Mobile World, SFA and Internet Expo Andover, Massachusetts 01810 URL http://www.DCIexpo.com/
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In article , Pieter Kort Someone wrote: > Can anyone recommend a good Indian restaurant in London? > I am not on budget, just looking for the very best. > > Thanks, > > Pieter Kort > Amsterdam, Holland > [email removed] You might try Chutney Mary's on Kings Road very near Chelsea Harbour. They serve Indian food using recipes that the Indians served to the British stationed there. Very good and very unusualŠ
NNTP-Posting-User: pwight X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.2 PL2] I've told several people about the canteen on the top floor of India House in London which used to serve wonderful Indian-style "home cooking" primarily for Indian students in London. The prices were incredable - a few pence for a meal as I recall. I haven't heard back from anyone as to whether or not this place still exists and, if so, is it still open to the public? I would be interested in knowing. I first discovered it from Arthur Frommer's "Europe on $5 a day", which tells you how long ago this was. Cheers, Phil
When I was in Edinburgh two years ago, we had the best dinner at a place called Pinnochio's. It was Italian food, I don't remember if any of the dishes were vegetarian, but they were great. And being from the US, I thought it was great that they actually made iced tea for us.
In article , Nancy Hunter Someone wrote: >Hi, > >I'll be in Edinburgh next weekend for my graduation from the OU and >would like to go somewhere a little bit special as part of the celebrations. Try Jacksons, 209 High St, Royal Mile Tel 225 1793. Basement restaurant, always busy, great food, not too pricy. Must book. Tourer Article 184 of uk.food+drink.restaurants:
tourer954 wrote: > > In article , Nancy Hunter > Someone wrote: > >Hi, > > > >I'll be in Edinburgh next weekend for my graduation from the OU and > >would like to go somewhere a little bit special as part of the celebrations. > Try Jacksons, 209 High St, Royal Mile Tel 225 1793. Basement restaurant, always > busy, great food, not too pricy. Must book. > > Tourer How are they for lunch? Frank Matthews Article 188 of uk.food+drink.restaurants:
In article , "Frank F. Matthews" Someone wrote: >tourer954 wrote: >> >> In article , Nancy Hunter >> Someone wrote: >> >Hi, >> > >> >I'll be in Edinburgh next weekend for my graduation from the OU and >> >would like to go somewhere a little bit special as part of the celebrations. >> Try Jacksons, 209 High St, Royal Mile Tel 225 1793. Basement restaurant, >always >> busy, great food, not too pricy. Must book. >> >> Tourer > >How are they for lunch? > >Frank Matthews Just as good and less expensive. Tourer
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000 01:22:38 GMT someone who may be Michael Gority
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>There's a vegetarian Indian restaurant in Edinburgh as I recall
Kalpna, Nicholson Street, Opposite St Patrick's Square. Near the Odeon.
Was very good, but may have gone downhill according to the last report I have.
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