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Lovely crispy, fluffy batter to the fish and well cooked chips. Pizza was excellent too. Great value for money and the excellent selection of drinks for Clockwork too.
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I used to go to Pancho’s a lot when it first opened, so had happy memories. Boy, was I disappointed.
Fresh jalapeno chillis stuffed with cheese coated in a crispy batter, served with salsa and salad £5.50. Watery salsa and not very fiery Jalepenos.
£5.75 for this!!! Morrisons £1.99 box has more in and tasted better.
Rustic Lamb £12.95 – tasted bland, not enough sauce for the rice
Chicken Quesadilla £11.95 Another bland dinner, watery salsa
Very poor and very disappointed after having so many meals that were good before.
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Hours – Closed Monday – Wednesday and booking is advised.
Lovely Kitsch Interior with plastic grapes and ivy.
house red £11.40 a litre, gentle enough for a midweek dinner.
!st Course – Hoummous, Tzatsiki, Taramasalata and a fried Squid Ring served with warmed pita.
2nd Course – Moussaka, Dolmades, and Sheftalia
3rd Course – Lamb on the bone (sooo tender!), chicken kebab, roasted potatoes and Keftedes
We ended with ice cream ( you could have greek yoghurt with greek honey)
The meze is £16.95 a head, and we had to ask for a doggy bag to take away it was too much! Popular place with local with many people coming in to pick up their takeaways.
Love to visit again.
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Visiting here after a long break to go to the Thank Folk its Tuesday night. We bought two halfs of beer – £3 for the two. Then went up to the launch night. Friendly staff, free nibbles and even a free dram! The music was excellent and the decor beautiful.
A family celebration, we had been recommended the Battlefield Rest, and we were very happy to visit. We went for the pre-theatre menu at £11.90 for two courses with a bottle of the house red also at £11.90
Starters were:-
Mussels
With tomatoes, onions, lemon, garlic, chilli and white wine, Italian bread
Antipasti
Mix Italian meats, roasted peppers, black olives, parmesan cubes with Italian bread
Italian Style Sausages topped with Pecorino
Served hot in a rich spicy tomato sauce on garlic bread
then mains of:-
Lamb Stew Cooked in tomato, celery, onions, mange tout. Finished with chive & parsley cream
Seafood Cannelloni Home produced with salmon smoke haddock, spinach. Served with a white sauce
Crepes Pork mince & spicy Sausage
Filled with pork meat & ground spicy sausage. Topped with a gravy sauce
We all had ice cream desserts which were gorgeous at £4.90 each.
Great service, cosy little place not formal at all but looks special. We will definitely return.
Sparkly new Yo Sushi on Buchanan Street inside Frasers Store. Large and clean restaurant and eager staff – what I’ve come to know of the Yo Sushi chain. We had an abundance of plates (well about 9 between us) and were stuffed (the duck udon soup is HUGE). Again not an everyday place to go for a meal as it’s a bit dear, but non-intrusive service, good selection of dishes and we left happy to have visited. Lot better than the Silverburn one in that you don’t have a mall beside you with people wandering past as you fail with your chopsticks.
Toilets are a bit funky too with some nice detailing such as the door handles and japanese take on the dyson hand drier.
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