Eating out, Britain is best!!!

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Re: Eating out, Britain is best!!!

Postby BMan1113VR » Wed Apr 20, 2005 10:39 pm

Well today the top 50 best restaurants in the world list was released, and shock horror a British restaurant is best :o :o :o So here is the top 20 for Simviators in need of a nosh, now we've just got to sort out a flight plan ;)
1 The Fat Duck Bray, Berkshire
2 El Bulli Montjoi, Spain
3 The French Laundry Yountville, California
4 Tetsuya's Sydney
5 Gordon Ramsay London
6 Pierre Gagnaire Paris
7 Per Se New York
8 Tom Aikens London
9 Jean Georges New York
10 St John London
11 Michel Bras Laguiole, France
12 Le Louis XV Monte Carlo
13 Chez Panisse Berkeley, California
14 Charlie Trotter Chicago
15 Gramercy Tavern New York
16 Guy Savoy Paris
17 Restaurant Alain Ducasse Paris
18 The Gallery at Sketch London
19 The Waterside Inn Bray, Berkshire
20 Nobu London

Oh and I've eaten in The Waterside Inn (#19) several times and it is REALLY good ;)

my dad is a gourmet, i have been to several with him.

3 The French Laundry Yountville, California
7 Per Se New York
13 Chez Panisse Berkeley, California
17 Restaurant Alain Ducasse Paris
20 Nobu
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Re: Eating out, Britain is best!!!

Postby commoner » Thu Apr 21, 2005 1:29 am

...mmm...looks great........'sthat corned beef there Fozz?......no fat, no salt in that eh?...and that looks suspiciously like Vin Rouge in the glass, I can almost get the bouquet from here!....commoner ;D ;D
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Re: Eating out, Britain is best!!!

Postby Wing Nut » Thu Apr 21, 2005 8:49 am

Paul, why is your bread buttered on the wrong side?
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Re: Eating out, Britain is best!!!

Postby Fozzer » Thu Apr 21, 2005 12:45 pm

Paul, why is your bread buttered on the wrong side?  It should be buttered on the inside...  ;)
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Hi Kev...!

Nah....you're thinking of sandwiches.... ;)...!

Mine are separate slices of buttered bread carefully layered at 90 degrees to each layer.....
...as one does in upper-class circles... 8)...!
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Re: Eating out, Britain is best!!!

Postby Wing Nut » Thu Apr 21, 2005 12:51 pm

I don't know, but if I am ever in England, I am definitely going to have to drop in.  What time did you say dinner was?  :)
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Re: Eating out, Britain is best!!!

Postby Fozzer » Thu Apr 21, 2005 1:08 pm

I don't know, but if I am ever in England, I am definitely going to have to drop in.  What time did you say dinner was?  :)


1:00 PM every day...!

Remember Fozz's rules of eating, in the following order....

Breakfast: 8:00 AM. Tea, Porridge/Corn Flakes etc.
Lunch: 10:00 AM. Tea and biscuits.
Dinner: 1:00 PM...Propper cooked dinner.
Tea: 5:00 PM. Tea, sandwiches, and cake.
Supper: 10:00 PM. Something cooked, nice and warm and tasty.
Bed: 12:00 Midnight. Jordan. (Something nice and warm and tasty).

LOL... ;)... ;D...!

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Re: Eating out, Britain is best!!!

Postby Wing Nut » Thu Apr 21, 2005 1:19 pm

5:00 hours between Tea and Supper?  You must starve!  Do you at least have a snack?  ;D
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Re: Eating out, Britain is best!!!

Postby ozzy72 » Thu Apr 21, 2005 1:22 pm

I think Paul follows the principal of never eat between snacks UNLESS it is a meal ;)
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Re: Eating out, Britain is best!!!

Postby Fozzer » Thu Apr 21, 2005 1:57 pm

I think Paul follows the principal of never eat between snacks UNLESS it is a meal ;)


There is a deeply worn trench between my computer and my kitchen, where my trusty gas cooker beckons me... ;)... ;D...!

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Re: Eating out, Britain is best!!!

Postby Wing Nut » Thu Apr 21, 2005 2:10 pm

Why do I get the feeling you don't even OWN a microwave?  I've been trying to convince the wife to get rid of ours for years...  ;)
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Re: Eating out, Britain is best!!!

Postby Fozzer » Thu Apr 21, 2005 2:28 pm

Why do I get the feeling you don't even OWN a microwave?  I've been trying to convince the wife to get rid of ours for years...  ;)


I had one given to me many years ago, Kev.

I immediatly filled it up with water and popped a couple of Goldfish in it.
I watch them happily swimming around while I am busy pre-heating my trusty Main Aries gas cooker with the big oven, 4 burners , and eye-level grill... 8)... ::)...!

Note: All the best cooks, cook with gas... ;).... ;D....!
...(Tell the Wife that...)...;)... ;D...!
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P.S. I NEVER did trust Micro-wave ovens for cooking... :o...!
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Re: Eating out, Britain is best!!!

Postby jordonj » Sat Apr 23, 2005 10:03 am

All the best cooks, cook with gas...


Er...do you mean the best cooks give you gas? ;D

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