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Post subject: Re: San Carlo's tonight ...

Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2012 9:06 pm

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de niro wrote:

noely wrote:

Aguero_Element wrote:

might try one of those some time.....

ive been san carlos i had a good time, very busy, but you do get to see some famous faces

been once all I saw was Kevin Campbell

did you have the soup.

He he........I bet Kevin did though! His old striker partner at Everton, Duncan Ferguson, had 12 pints of lunatic soup.

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noely

Post subject: Re: San Carlo's tonight ...

Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2012 9:06 pm

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de niro wrote:

noely wrote:

Aguero_Element wrote:

might try one of those some time.....

ive been san carlos i had a good time, very busy, but you do get to see some famous faces

been once all I saw was Kevin Campbell

did you have the soup.

yeah kevin campbell brought it out

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DenisLawBackHeel74

Post subject: Re: San Carlo's tonight ...

Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2012 9:07 pm

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happychappy wrote:

Got to take the family in a couple of weeks, is it as good as they say and what's it like price wise

The food is ok, not as good as the liverpool branch tho.

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The cookie monster

Post subject: Re: San Carlo's tonight ...

Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2012 9:18 pm

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hilts wrote:

has anyone been to Sapporo Teppanyaki? any good? fancy trying japanese food for the first time

Its nice mate..

My mrs loves this sort of food..

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r.soleofsalford

Post subject: Re: San Carlo's tonight ...

Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2012 9:25 pm

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The cookie monster wrote:

r.soleofsalford wrote:

The cookie monster wrote:

Vertigo
Gaucho
Abode
Australasia
Room
Bar n grill
The French..midland hotel..
Lounge 10...(shut now)...why i dont know..

Like i said san carlo is o'k and i dont mind it,its fine for a nice cheap meal..

pretty much agree apart from gaucho i`ve been twice and the service, (very poor) the portion size, (small) and the price were extremely expensive under the circumstances

To be fair Gaucho's would be my least fav out of my selections..

The worst i have been in is jamies,fucking awfull.

Then again first week so could of been teething problems.

australasia the best imo

jamies, i went in the first day it was great, my wifes been in since with friends and it was terrible

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hilts

Post subject: Re: San Carlo's tonight ...

Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2012 9:45 pm

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The cookie monster wrote:

hilts wrote:

has anyone been to Sapporo Teppanyaki? any good? fancy trying japanese food for the first time

Its nice mate..

My mrs loves this sort of food..

cheers fella not so sure about sushi but the rest looks right up my alley

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sky tot

Post subject: Re: San Carlo's tonight ...

Posted: Sat Jun 09, 2012 10:20 pm

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Still no 5 * in Mcr , poor really isn`t it ?

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TGR

Post subject: Re: San Carlo's tonight ...

Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 8:31 am

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r.soleofsalford wrote:

The cookie monster wrote:

pretty much agree apart from gaucho i`ve been twice and the service, (very poor) the portion size, (small) and the price were extremely expensive under the circumstances

The crap service at Gaucho's is legendary! Been 3 times and the service gets worse. The door staff are so far up themselves its untrue. However, the Gaucho in Leeds is spot on for service(much smaller place).

Didn't really rate the Abode to be honest.
Now the Chao Phraya is TOP class if you like Thai food! Expensive mind you but good.

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sjk2008

Post subject: Re: San Carlo's tonight ...

Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 12:04 pm

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TGR wrote:

r.soleofsalford wrote:

The cookie monster wrote:

pretty much agree apart from gaucho i`ve been twice and the service, (very poor) the portion size, (small) and the price were extremely expensive under the circumstances

Hear hear on Chaophraya!

Nicest Thai food I've ever had.

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strongbowholic

Post subject: San Carlo's tonight ...

Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 12:35 pm

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Always had a nice time in San Carlo but nothing out of the ordinary. Seafood platter was good. Not convinced about "authentic" though. Nice nonetheless.

Shame the waiters spend more time trying (poorly) to effect Gallic aloofness (very odd considering it's supposedly Italian) than actually providing a top notch service.

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