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£300 to eat snails in porridge. NO THANKS.
read some place in London called the cereal bar been attacked for being to ponsy I think for the east end, charges £2.50 - £5 for a bowl of cereal, what halfwits would pay that? I just don't get it. |
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The same people who fork out £3 for a cup of milky coffee.
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What?....no Norovirus?
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First review from the Times
Meal seems to be about a "Trip " Like Thelma & Lousie He didnt seem that Impressed Blumathal expects it to take a Year to get it RITE cOR BLIMEY Time to save up for a Trip ![]() |
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Definitely a mug magnet.
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An edible version of An Emperor's New Clothes.
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If you add 12.5% service charge(
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Thought we might enjoy the "chit chatters " christmas bash here
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Not sure I like the revamp
. http://cdn.citylab.com/media/img/citylab/legacy/2012/11/09/RTR1IKPY.jpg |
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luv the **** mag at the back of his seat
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it's £255 before drink and service, which is about £100 more than anywhere else of the same sort of quality.
noma is about £170, waterside inn is £160, the ledbury is £115. it's an absolutely criminal price from blumenthal who obviously thinks his celebrity and his rotary f*cking evaporator somehow justifies the price. |
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Nomu feed you like a seal, a bit of raw fish and some beach herbs
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Not been myself,although the wife has.Went to the Waterside Inn (just round the corner)last month for Saturday lunch.3* Michelin restaurant,got out for under £200 for the pair of us.Much better value.
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