The Good Restaurant Thread

[ianphampton]

Hassop Hall, near Bakewell

 

http://www.hassophallhotel.co.uk/

 

Food excellent, atmosphere very civilised - but friendly too (family owned and run)

 

Arriving in the evening you have to drive between a series of flaming torches, always impressive

 

Stay over for breakfast if you can - that's great, too

[DoogyRev]

Choo Choo's . . . burgers are Very Good and reasonably priced . . and with 42 CheeseCake flavours to choose from

 

http://www.choochoos.ca/index.html

 

The Boat House

 

http://boathouserestaurants.ca

 

For fishy people Top Notch . . although can be a little pricey. Very tempted to go and sample "Crab Fest"

[ChrisS]

To be fair it might be worth the mods generating seperate threads for each style to be fair.

 

It could pose as being a handy resource for when peep's are traveling and looking for a good food guide as recommended by 350z Enthusiasts

 

You are more than welcome to Ian.

But I suspect that like most threads, this one too will be forgotten in five or six days.(people would have to use search to find and use it)

[Neilp]

Best Indian restaurant I've eaten in, in Glasgow is a place called Bukharah. Food is unbelievable and the restaurant decor is stunning.

 

http://www.bukharah.com/

 

really? Stunning yes. Food meh IMO.

really? I've never has a bad curry from there! I eat there quite a few times a month and always get treated very nicely and food always come the way I like it. They always bring me out sides of saag and lentil dishes and stuff. Really really like the grub there. Never had a to use a knife to cut my chicken, side of the fork always.

 

What was your experience of it? I know the lunchtime dishes can suffer sometimes but for a la carte it's always been spot on for me.

 

There's loads of great Indian restaurants in Glasgow.

 

I thought it would have been better than what it was tbh. Got there nice cars everywhere. Beautiful place on the inside. Really special looking. I generally can't afford to eat out at places like that so I felt a little special. Service was nice etc etc. it was night time when I went. The food wasn't bad but not as good as I thought it would be tbh. Actually the food was nice but I think everyone over hyped it to me.

 

Its like nandos. For years everyone hyped it up. This was when I was a lot younger. Went there and everyone was saying mmm so good. I could have punched somsone it was rubbish.

 

Kebabbish is nice as you can eat till you get the meat sweets

 

Fair do's mate! I usually ask for stuff cooked in particular way etc so that's possibly why I haven't been disappointed.

 

There's a place called kushi's in Dunfermline which is quite nice food and its BYOB also as they don't have an alcohol license.

[glrnet]

Choo Choo's . . . burgers are Very Good and reasonably priced . . and with 42 CheeseCake flavours to choose from

 

http://www.choochoos.ca/index.html

 

The Boat House

 

http://boathouserestaurants.ca

 

For fishy people Top Notch . . although can be a little pricey. Very tempted to go and sample "Crab Fest"

We'll come with you

[DoogyRev]

Choo Choo's . . . burgers are Very Good and reasonably priced . . and with 42 CheeseCake flavours to choose from

 

http://www.choochoos.ca/index.html

 

The Boat House

 

http://boathouserestaurants.ca

 

For fishy people Top Notch . . although can be a little pricey. Very tempted to go and sample "Crab Fest"

We'll come with you

 

Ok thats a Date . . you better start deciding on which CheeseCake you fancy

[Dblock]

Best Indian restaurant I've eaten in, in Glasgow is a place called Bukharah. Food is unbelievable and the restaurant decor is stunning.

 

http://www.bukharah.com/

 

really? Stunning yes. Food meh IMO.

really? I've never has a bad curry from there! I eat there quite a few times a month and always get treated very nicely and food always come the way I like it. They always bring me out sides of saag and lentil dishes and stuff. Really really like the grub there. Never had a to use a knife to cut my chicken, side of the fork always.

 

What was your experience of it? I know the lunchtime dishes can suffer sometimes but for a la carte it's always been spot on for me.

 

There's loads of great Indian restaurants in Glasgow.

 

I thought it would have been better than what it was tbh. Got there nice cars everywhere. Beautiful place on the inside. Really special looking. I generally can't afford to eat out at places like that so I felt a little special. Service was nice etc etc. it was night time when I went. The food wasn't bad but not as good as I thought it would be tbh. Actually the food was nice but I think everyone over hyped it to me.

 

Its like nandos. For years everyone hyped it up. This was when I was a lot younger. Went there and everyone was saying mmm so good. I could have punched somsone it was rubbish.

 

Kebabbish is nice as you can eat till you get the meat sweets

 

Fair do's mate! I usually ask for stuff cooked in particular way etc so that's possibly why I haven't been disappointed.

 

There's a place called kushi's in Dunfermline which is quite nice food and its BYOB also as they don't have an alcohol license.

 

I've been to kushi's in edinburgh it was nice. Honestly the nicest place is either Akbars in Leeds or Ganges in Carnoustie. It's different from the norm.

[davedutch]

V lounge in Derby centre, thai fish cakes are sublime quiet romantic setting and live music/singer/ comedy. Staff very friendly and food definitely under priced, meal for two around £50

[snoged]

if you like a steak & dimmed lighting superb ! but not cheap !

 

http://www.gauchorestaurants.co.uk/restaurants/restaurant.php?id=piccadilly