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I have always enjoyed a good curry from my local Indian takeaway http://www.currymehome.com/ If there was a best Indian takeaway category they will certainly be up there.
Mary Smith, London,
Roast is "best for breakfast" yet reading the reviews I see it is not actually open for breakfast. Shurely shomething wrong?
Chris, London,
Went to the Carpenters Arms last month and have to say it was particularly wondeful. Lovely open fire, great staff, delicious food and a very reasonable wine list. Dinner for 2 was under £80 and well worth it.
Karen, Twickenham, Middlesex
You would be hard pressed to find a better place for breakfast than SOS, smithfield market. Just fantastic, and you just might bump into a master chef!
scott, northumberland,
At last a top 10 restaurant guide for people who appreciate good food without a pretentious chef doubling the prices with no increase in quality.
Restaurants belonging to TV chefs pander to pretentious people who boast of the size of the bill that was presented to them.
Paying through the nose for an ordinary meal is the new way to 'keep up with the Jones's' broadcasting to everybody within earshot that you can afford to splash out at an overpriced restaurant.
GJB, SLOUGH, BERKSHIRE