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Tag Archives: chips
North Sea Fish
September 12th, 2011 Four months later than intended, Oli and I finally got to the North Sea Fish and Chip shop! Back in May, we sat across the street, in the Norfolk Arms, watching a queue of hungry people buying … Continue reading
Posted in Eating Out, Fish, Restaurants
Tagged chips, cod roe, fish, fish and chips, fish cake, haddock, North Sea Fish, restaurant, salt and vinegar, tartare sauce
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Chelsea Arts Club
September 6th 2011 I had lunch yesterday, with Camilla, at the Chelsea Arts Club. I hadn’t been there for a while and was pleased to see that very little had changed since the mid 1980’s. Sadly cameras are not allowed! … Continue reading
Posted in Eating Out, Fish, Meat, Restaurants
Tagged allioli, Chelsea Arts Club, chips, ciabatta, French onion soup, prawns, Royal Albert Hall
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The Garden Gate
7th July 2011 I had lunch yesterday with Olivia, at the Garden Gate on the south east corner of Hampstead Heath. I’ve been going past this pub for 30 years or so and barely even noticed it existed. We ordered … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Eating Out, Fish, Food, Restaurants
Tagged chicory, chips, chives, fish, mayonnaise, real ale, salad, smoked trout, soup, squid, the Garden Gate, tomato, vinaigrette
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The Junction Tavern
May 28th 2011 I can remember the Junction Tavern when it was covered in ivy and all the customers were over 65. I admit going there once or twice, because it did a Sunday roast for about £2.50 – and … Continue reading
Posted in Eating Out, Fish, Meat, Restaurants
Tagged Bath Blue, bavette, beer battered fish, Bull and Last, cheese, chips, flank, garlic, gastro pub, Greens of Glastonbury, meat, NW5, restaurant, Rioja, steak, tartare sauce, the Junction Tavern
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Spurstowe Chips
January 15th, 2011 On Saturday afternoon, I went for a drink with two friends called Katie, at the Spurstowe Arms. We ordered a bottle of Temperanillo, which turned out to be rather good and only cost £15 (that’s a good … Continue reading
Posted in Restaurants
Tagged chips, gastro, Heston Blumenthal, mayonnaise, potatoes, pub, restaurant, Spurstowe Arms
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Little Bay
December 12th, 2010 My friend Oli has been over to London, from Barcelona, visiting friends before Christmas. It’s becoming a regular event that we go to Little Bay in Farringdon, for a large group lunch. There are several reasons for … Continue reading
Posted in Restaurants
Tagged bistro, cheese, chips, goose fat, Little Bay, pig cheeks, restaurant, ribeye, steak
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Fish and Chips
September 21st, 2010 I took Audrey to see the recording of the Hairy Bikers’ new series at the BBC today in Shepherds Bush, except the tickets said 4.15 and when we got there on time, the BBC said that they’d … Continue reading
Mussels
September 17, 2010 Mussels are an abundant, cheap, food source, which can be cultivated on ropes, as well as growing naturally in many parts of the world. They have been a popular human food source for thousands of years. Mussles … Continue reading