LeeOnePen said:MadchesterCity said:LeeOnePen said:The steak was very nice, and for those eager to know, a classic peppercorn sauce, and some well cooked veg. Steak itself was a tad beyond the rare I was hoping for, but certainly not incinerated.
The man who suggested a brandy is a genius.
did you wink at table 5?
She didn't stay for dessert, so i slipped her a tenner and told her to get the first round in. I suspect she's warming the comfy seats by the fire in the bar as we speak.
LeeOnePen said:The steak was very nice, and for those eager to know, a classic peppercorn sauce, and some well cooked veg. Steak itself was a tad beyond the rare I was hoping for, but certainly not incinerated.
The man who suggested a brandy is a genius.
gaudinho's stolen car said:I've had to travel for work many times on my own and as you can see from here so have many others. It's perfectly natural to be eating alone in a hotel restaurant, the best thing to do is give off the impression that you are a Very Important Businessman.
LeeOnePen said:MadchesterCity said:LeeOnePen said:The steak was very nice, and for those eager to know, a classic peppercorn sauce, and some well cooked veg. Steak itself was a tad beyond the rare I was hoping for, but certainly not incinerated.
The man who suggested a brandy is a genius.
did you wink at table 5?
She didn't stay for dessert, so i slipped her a tenner and told her to get the first round in. I suspect she's warming the comfy seats by the fire in the bar as we speak.
gaudinho's stolen car said:MikeBlue said:gaudinho's stolen car said:I've had to travel for work many times on my own and as you can see from here so have many others. It's perfectly natural to be eating alone in a hotel restaurant, the best thing to do is give off the impression that you are a Very Important Businessman.
The point being it wasnt the hotel restaurant as that was shit so he went out to a normal restaurant.
Really? Could you quickly quote the OP please as I'm too busy watching Coronation Street.
get sacked tommorrow, go home order chicken tikka shaslick with a madras sauce, poppadoms, rice, onion bhaji and 6 stella. have a row with the missus and you can watch tell all nightLeeOnePen said:Tonight is one of those rare nights when I'm away from home for work, without a colleague or client to meet for dinner.
I'm in a depressing hotel restaurant, as I think that's marginally more socially acceptable than going to a 'proper' restaurant on your own. Also eating early to get it out of the way.
Bluemooners are a wide and varied bunch. Anyone face this situation regularly and have a strategy for getting through it?
BimboBob said:LeeOnePen said:The steak was very nice, and for those eager to know, a classic peppercorn sauce, and some well cooked veg. Steak itself was a tad beyond the rare I was hoping for, but certainly not incinerated.
The man who suggested a brandy is a genius.
A pleasure.
One hopes the 5 does indeed turn into an 8 and you get some back door loving.
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gaudinho's stolen car said:I've had to travel for work many times on my own and as you can see from here so have many others. It's perfectly natural to be eating alone in a hotel restaurant, the best thing to do is give off the impression that you are a Very Important Businessman.
This is very very important to do. Something big in shower curtains should do it.
MikeBlue said:gaudinho's stolen car said:MikeBlue said:The point being it wasnt the hotel restaurant as that was shit so he went out to a normal restaurant.
Really? Could you quickly quote the OP please as I'm too busy watching Coronation Street.
All that was meant was that its far more acceptable in a hotel restaurant than a normal restaurant but thanks for your narky input.