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    Le Breard

    Posted by pottig 15 July 2007

    This place is tucked away just up from the cathedral.

    One of the best restaurants that we've ever been to.

    The two fixed price menus are unbelievable value for money. The food is delicate, perfectly prepared and exquisitely presented. Service was not fussy.

    Would definitely return.

    7, Rue du Puits
    14600 Honfleur
    Tel: 02 31 89 53 40

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    West Beach

    Posted by pottig 20 May 2007

    Several kilometers of unspoilt golden sand. Stunning views out into the Atlantic and up to the Mountains of Harris. You'd be unlucky to bump into anyone else. Can get windy - bring your kite!

    Isle of Berneray, Outer Hebrides

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    The Clachaig Inn

    Posted by pottig 30 April 2007

    Fantastic place to eat, drink and recover from a hard day out on the hill. Also has accommodation if you're not a hard-up climber. Can get pretty lively on winter weekends. Great selection of real ales and even better selection of single malts.

    Clachaig Inn
    Glencoe
    Argyll
    Scotland
    PH49 4HX

    t. 01855 811252
    e. inn@clachaig.com

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    The Three Chimneys

    Posted by pottig 13 March 2007

    One of the best restaurants in the world, tucked away in the far corner of Skye. Great food in a stunning location. I was slightly concerned that the service would be stuffy or too formal, but it was a relaxed place to eat dinner.

    Not cheap but well worth splashing out for a special occasion. Bring your big chief i-spy book of celebs - you may spot a few in here.

    THE THREE CHIMNEYS
    COLBOST, DUNVEGAN, ISLE OF SKYE, IV55 8ZT
    Tel: 01470 511258
    Fax: 01470 511358
    Email: eatandstay@threechimneys.co.uk

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    Roastit Bubbly Jocks

    Posted by pottig 10 March 2007

    Great restuarant on Dumbarton Road in the West End, just a little further down the road from the Partick railway bridge. Fantastic, honest and well-prepared Scottish food with an interesting, ever-changing menu.

    Friendly, non-pretentious service. Always busy and lively. Bring-your-own wine policy means that this is always a cheap place to visit.

    The neighbourhood isn't the greatest but don't let that put you off. We have returned and returned and returned and returned!

    Roastit Bubbly Jocks
    450 Dumbarton Road
    Glasgow
    G11 6SE
    Tel: 0141 339 3355

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    The Lion Inn, Gwytherin

    Posted by pottig 10 March 2007

    The Lion Inn is tucked away in a small village in North Wales. It's a small country pub, recently refurbished, with rooms and a restaurant. It's an incredibly relaxing place to stay. The rooms are tastefully decorated and very comfortable. There's a DVD player but no TV reception so make sure you bring a film that suits your mood! We woke up on Saturday morning to total peace and tranquility. All the food is locally sourced, well prepared and presented. The bar has a roaring open fire and a good selection of beers. Very friendly dogs live in the farm over the road. Well placed for walking, climbing or mountain biking around Betws-y-coed. Reasonably priced. We'd definitely return.

    The Lion Inn
    Gwytherin
    Nr Llanwrst
    Conwy
    LL22 8UU
    Tel: 01745 860123
    www.thelioninn.net/index.htm

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    Restaurante Jano

    Posted by pottig 22 February 2007

    Excellent modern Spanish restaurant near Santa Catalina. The menu is interesting (and there's a helpful English translation behind the bar if you ask). The food is very tasty and well prepared. The special house red is amazing and I'm gutted to have forgetten the name already. Child-friendly. Excellent and non-prententious service. Very reasonably priced. I would go back!

    Dona Maria Coronel, 17
    Seville: 954 215 804

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    Bar Alfalfa

    Posted by pottig 18 February 2007

    A fantastic tapas bar on (surprise-surprise) Alfalfa. Great Italian-style tapas, great wine, great service, laid-back and good music. Amazingly good value for money.

    Also appears to have a slightly unusual resident transvestite.

    Don't go for pudding at Tuereg over the road - it's dreadful!

    Calle Alfalfa, 6

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