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allybeggs (29/12/2008)

Mark Adams (29/12/2008)

I too have eaten at Harry's: breakfasts there are fine. Another favourite was that cafe just off Marlborough Square (I think) behind the market-open 24 hrs, I believe-ideal for a late night injection of lard. Can't remember the name.

Steve: I read in another post that you are in Bournemouth? You could always navigate yourself down to Harry Ramsdens , near the BIC, and attempt the Harry Ramsden's challenge: a whole haddock fillet (and they are BIG) chips and mushy peas: if you finish it all, you get a certificate and a free dessert. I proudly completed it 8 or 9 years ago. They have silver cutlery down there, chandaliers and a pianist on some nights: fish and chips at it's finest.

Cheers

Mark

Mark, I have to disagree. Tanya and I ate there this past May when we were down for our Ladies Festival, and it was 100% the worst meal we had ever had! (As we were leaving a lady asked us to assist her with a survey, we gladly took the survey, when she offered us £10 voucher for our trouble, we told her to keep it, and go try the food for herself).

Hi Ally

Ouch! Sorry to hear about that-it must have gone downhill since I have visited (maybe still reeling from the shock of having to give away all that food!).:w00t:

Hope you had a good Christmas.

Best wishes

Mark

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allybeggs	Posted 29/12/2008 18:45:05
Fellow Group: Forum Member Last Active: 09/09/2010 09:17:35 Posts: 133, Visits: 272 203	Mark Adams (29/12/2008) I too have eaten at Harry's: breakfasts there are fine. Another favourite was that cafe just off Marlborough Square (I think) behind the market-open 24 hrs, I believe-ideal for a late night injection of lard. Can't remember the name. Steve: I read in another post that you are in Bournemouth? You could always navigate yourself down to Harry Ramsdens , near the BIC, and attempt the Harry Ramsden's challenge: a whole haddock fillet (and they are BIG) chips and mushy peas: if you finish it all, you get a certificate and a free dessert. I proudly completed it 8 or 9 years ago. They have silver cutlery down there, chandaliers and a pianist on some nights: fish and chips at it's finest. Cheers Mark Mark, I have to disagree. Tanya and I ate there this past May when we were down for our Ladies Festival, and it was 100% the worst meal we had ever had! (As we were leaving a lady asked us to assist her with a survey, we gladly took the survey, when she offered us £10 voucher for our trouble, we told her to keep it, and go try the food for herself). Queen Mary's Lodge 3327 London Gang Warily
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lauderdale	Posted 29/12/2008 18:47:54
Excellent Master Group: Forum Member Last Active: 10/07/2011 06:43:06 Posts: 2,136, Visits: 4,278 2,476	I came back from Bournemouth to Reading yesterday as I had only gone there for a few days over the Xmas period.
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Mark Adams	Posted 30/12/2008 08:16:17
Journeyman Group: Forum Member Last Active: 07/06/2010 10:07:01 Posts: 107, Visits: 320 152	allybeggs (29/12/2008) Mark Adams (29/12/2008) I too have eaten at Harry's: breakfasts there are fine. Another favourite was that cafe just off Marlborough Square (I think) behind the market-open 24 hrs, I believe-ideal for a late night injection of lard. Can't remember the name. Steve: I read in another post that you are in Bournemouth? You could always navigate yourself down to Harry Ramsdens , near the BIC, and attempt the Harry Ramsden's challenge: a whole haddock fillet (and they are BIG) chips and mushy peas: if you finish it all, you get a certificate and a free dessert. I proudly completed it 8 or 9 years ago. They have silver cutlery down there, chandaliers and a pianist on some nights: fish and chips at it's finest. Cheers Mark Mark, I have to disagree. Tanya and I ate there this past May when we were down for our Ladies Festival, and it was 100% the worst meal we had ever had! (As we were leaving a lady asked us to assist her with a survey, we gladly took the survey, when she offered us £10 voucher for our trouble, we told her to keep it, and go try the food for herself). Hi Ally Ouch! Sorry to hear about that-it must have gone downhill since I have visited (maybe still reeling from the shock of having to give away all that food!).:w00t: Hope you had a good Christmas. Best wishes Mark
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