What is it you love about your favourite Indian restaurant?
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The good stuff is simple, quick and [clish]bursting with flavour[/clish].
I've become very fond of Nawab in Quinton, especially as I'm usually staying at the Innkeeper's Lodge over the road and it makes a welcome escape from the horrors of the Toby Carvery[1]. Service is second to none, portions are generous but not daft, and it's reasonably priced - two mains, two rice, two (very, very good) breads and some poppadoms for me and my colleague, with a couple or three beers each, came to less than thirty nicker.
My local takeaway does what local government doesn't; it delivers what it says it's going to deliver, on time, at the price I was quoted when I placed the order. And it's reet proper tasty, too.
I've become very fond of Nawab in Quinton, especially as I'm usually staying at the Innkeeper's Lodge over the road and it makes a welcome escape from the horrors of the Toby Carvery[1]. Service is second to none, portions are generous but not daft, and it's reasonably priced - two mains, two rice, two (very, very good) breads and some poppadoms for me and my colleague, with a couple or three beers each, came to less than thirty nicker.
My local takeaway does what local government doesn't; it delivers what it says it's going to deliver, on time, at the price I was quoted when I placed the order. And it's reet proper tasty, too.
[1]"Try one of our legendary juices" WTF? What's legendary about juice? Does it come with a wide screen telly and satnav? "Legendary bottomless custard jug?" Now you're just taking the piss.
CommanderJameson said:
The good stuff is simple, quick and [clish]bursting with flavour[/clish].
I've become very fond of Nawab in Quinton, especially as I'm usually staying at the Innkeeper's Lodge over the road and it makes a welcome escape from the horrors of the Toby Carvery[1]. Service is second to none, portions are generous but not daft, and it's reasonably priced - two mains, two rice, two (very, very good) breads and some poppadoms for me and my colleague, with a couple or three beers each, came to less than thirty nicker.
My local takeaway does what local government doesn't; it delivers what it says it's going to deliver, on time, at the price I was quoted when I placed the order. And it's reet proper tasty, too.
Whats a clish?? cliche?I've become very fond of Nawab in Quinton, especially as I'm usually staying at the Innkeeper's Lodge over the road and it makes a welcome escape from the horrors of the Toby Carvery[1]. Service is second to none, portions are generous but not daft, and it's reasonably priced - two mains, two rice, two (very, very good) breads and some poppadoms for me and my colleague, with a couple or three beers each, came to less than thirty nicker.
My local takeaway does what local government doesn't; it delivers what it says it's going to deliver, on time, at the price I was quoted when I placed the order. And it's reet proper tasty, too.
[1]"Try one of our legendary juices" WTF? What's legendary about juice? Does it come with a wide screen telly and satnav? "Legendary bottomless custard jug?" Now you're just taking the piss.
And if the custard jug is bottomless, wont you just end up with custard in your lap?
My local ruby has the most inept bunch of waiters in the kingdom I reckon, they almost always forget something/bring 2 of something else, lose the order altogether, knock your drink over etc etc and if theres more than a dozen people in they look like rabbits caught in a car's headlights, completely panic stricken. Good job the grub is brilliant and I like sitting back and being entertained by it all, been going there for 20 years 
That feeling when you return after a month away with work, and they're like "have a cold beer - sit down, how are you, how are the kids... yadda yadda."
And the fact that when I had a broken leg and my cab didn't turn up to take me to work, the head waiter took me to work for nothing in the delivery Micra.
Oh, and the chili burn and watering mouth flavours of spicy gravy.
And the fact that when I had a broken leg and my cab didn't turn up to take me to work, the head waiter took me to work for nothing in the delivery Micra.
Oh, and the chili burn and watering mouth flavours of spicy gravy.
neilsfishing said:
Its better when under the influence of large sums of bear but then so is a kebab 
So this bear is it a Canadian black? Or is it just your average brown bear? More to the point having been influenced by this bear where do you hold the kebab? Does the bear join in? I need to know the answers!! 
excel789 said:
My local ruby has the most inept bunch of waiters in the kingdom I reckon, they almost always forget something/bring 2 of something else, lose the order altogether, knock your drink over etc etc and if theres more than a dozen people in they look like rabbits caught in a car's headlights, completely panic stricken. Good job the grub is brilliant and I like sitting back and being entertained by it all, been going there for 20 years
Comedy Waiters in Guildford perchance?jimothy said:
excel789 said:
My local ruby has the most inept bunch of waiters in the kingdom I reckon, they almost always forget something/bring 2 of something else, lose the order altogether, knock your drink over etc etc and if theres more than a dozen people in they look like rabbits caught in a car's headlights, completely panic stricken. Good job the grub is brilliant and I like sitting back and being entertained by it all, been going there for 20 years
Comedy Waiters in Guildford perchance?
CommanderJameson said:
The good stuff is simple, quick and [clish]bursting with flavour[/clish].
I've become very fond of Nawab in Quinton, especially as I'm usually staying at the Innkeeper's Lodge over the road and it makes a welcome escape from the horrors of the Toby Carvery[1]. Service is second to none, portions are generous but not daft, and it's reasonably priced - two mains, two rice, two (very, very good) breads and some poppadoms for me and my colleague, with a couple or three beers each, came to less than thirty nicker.
My local takeaway does what local government doesn't; it delivers what it says it's going to deliver, on time, at the price I was quoted when I placed the order. And it's reet proper tasty, too.
Hey, that's near me! I do like to try a new restaurant. Anything you can recommend?I've become very fond of Nawab in Quinton, especially as I'm usually staying at the Innkeeper's Lodge over the road and it makes a welcome escape from the horrors of the Toby Carvery[1]. Service is second to none, portions are generous but not daft, and it's reasonably priced - two mains, two rice, two (very, very good) breads and some poppadoms for me and my colleague, with a couple or three beers each, came to less than thirty nicker.
My local takeaway does what local government doesn't; it delivers what it says it's going to deliver, on time, at the price I was quoted when I placed the order. And it's reet proper tasty, too.
[1]"Try one of our legendary juices" WTF? What's legendary about juice? Does it come with a wide screen telly and satnav? "Legendary bottomless custard jug?" Now you're just taking the piss.
Anna_S said:
CommanderJameson said:
The good stuff is simple, quick and [clish]bursting with flavour[/clish].
I've become very fond of Nawab in Quinton, especially as I'm usually staying at the Innkeeper's Lodge over the road and it makes a welcome escape from the horrors of the Toby Carvery[1]. Service is second to none, portions are generous but not daft, and it's reasonably priced - two mains, two rice, two (very, very good) breads and some poppadoms for me and my colleague, with a couple or three beers each, came to less than thirty nicker.
My local takeaway does what local government doesn't; it delivers what it says it's going to deliver, on time, at the price I was quoted when I placed the order. And it's reet proper tasty, too.
Hey, that's near me! I do like to try a new restaurant. Anything you can recommend?I've become very fond of Nawab in Quinton, especially as I'm usually staying at the Innkeeper's Lodge over the road and it makes a welcome escape from the horrors of the Toby Carvery[1]. Service is second to none, portions are generous but not daft, and it's reasonably priced - two mains, two rice, two (very, very good) breads and some poppadoms for me and my colleague, with a couple or three beers each, came to less than thirty nicker.
My local takeaway does what local government doesn't; it delivers what it says it's going to deliver, on time, at the price I was quoted when I placed the order. And it's reet proper tasty, too.
[1]"Try one of our legendary juices" WTF? What's legendary about juice? Does it come with a wide screen telly and satnav? "Legendary bottomless custard jug?" Now you're just taking the piss.
It's in the middle of the menu, near the top. Began with "a", I think.
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