Heart Attack Grill

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).

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*Tom Cherup*	Posted 26/12/2008 18:18:55
Forum Moderator Group: Moderator Last Active: 6 hours ago Posts: 1,549, Visits: 4,947 5,107	I like the nurses they could get my art jumping. http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=4632991n Tom Cherup 32° Olive Branch Lodge #542 Dearborn, Michigan Scottish Rite - Valley of Detroit Detroit Masonic Temple - It''s bigger than yours!
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Fire Mist	Posted 26/12/2008 21:23:55
Master Group: Forum Member Last Active: 02/02/2012 14:55:50 Posts: 523, Visits: 738 1,343	Noting visual for me, but..... Burp it looks like a good oldfashioned berger joint :w00t: If you want to be free, there is but one way; it is to guarnatee an equally full measure of liberty to all your neighbors --Carl Schurz Darylee, 3°; (I am a women in Ohio, USA) Columbus,OH ; (Renaissance Lodge #5, Orient of Detroit) My posts are my personal opinions. The Opinions expressed herein don't represent the opinions of my Lodge, Grandlodge or any other Masonic jurisdiction. American Co-Masonry; The American Federation of Human Rights: http://www.co-masonry.org/
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lauderdale	Posted 27/12/2008 16:43:28
Past Master Group: Forum Member Last Active: 10/07/2011 06:43:06 Posts: 2,122, Visits: 4,278 5,026	Looks as if it would suit me down to the ground! Any chance they will open a branch in Reading or Surbiton
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Vintagemalt	Posted 28/12/2008 10:50:24
Master Group: Forum Member Last Active: 19/01/2012 12:21:24 Posts: 771, Visits: 2,399 1,869	Lauderdale (27/12/2008) Looks as if it would suit me down to the ground! Any chance they will open a branch in Reading or Surbiton Greetings, Would it make a good substitute for your Festive Board? Stephen Stephen
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Sparker	Posted 28/12/2008 11:08:50
Journeyman Group: Forum Member Last Active: Yesterday @ 14:32:25 Posts: 481, Visits: 655 3,044	Eight......THOUSAND calories?.... Dear GOD!.... Still.. at least the owner is honest.... mind you.. HE didn't look overweight or at all unhealthy to me.. hmmmm.. perhaps he's not as dumb as his customers:D God bless America! Tony. I.P.M. Neptune Lodge No. 1264. P.M. of Wilbraham Lodge No. 1713, P.PrJGD, Member of Tranquility Lodge No. 2000 (USA):D
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*Tom Cherup*	Posted 28/12/2008 16:06:34
Forum Moderator Group: Moderator Last Active: 6 hours ago Posts: 1,549, Visits: 4,947 5,107	Sparker (28/12/2008) Eight......THOUSAND calories?.... Dear GOD!.... Still.. at least the owner is honest.... mind you.. HE didn't look overweight or at all unhealthy to me.. hmmmm.. perhaps he's not as dumb as his customers:D God bless America! Tony. Tony, I haven't had a burger like that since I worked in a burger shop back in 1971. What with the young Medical Staff??? or waitress. I could understand his grin that staff could keep me slim. :D Many of you must look but not touch. Myself I'm not married. :P It's more fun being in trouble. :w00t: Tom Cherup 32° Olive Branch Lodge #542 Dearborn, Michigan Scottish Rite - Valley of Detroit Detroit Masonic Temple - It''s bigger than yours!
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lauderdale	Posted 29/12/2008 12:29:00
Past Master Group: Forum Member Last Active: 10/07/2011 06:43:06 Posts: 2,122, Visits: 4,278 5,026	"Would it make a good substitute for your Festive Board?" Indeed so! I would quite enjoy a nice cheeseburger after the Meeting. That is why I often go for a meal with friends in a restaurant after the work in the Temple. A happy medium between a buffet on the one hand which may not feed someone of my build and appetite or could have salad or veggie stuff that I simply do not eat, and all the Wine Takings, Toasts, Speeches, Fire etc of the UGLE style FB which to be honest I found to be tedious. I believe that "Going from Labour to Refreshment" should be just that, a nice relaxed informal meal with Brethren and Friends, be it a burger, steak, pasta, pizza, or whatever takes one's fancy and sharing a bottle or two of wine.
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David	Posted 29/12/2008 15:01:52
Apprentice Group: Forum Member Last Active: 02/01/2012 23:59:50 Posts: 122, Visits: 1,490 468	Lauderdale (29/12/2008) "Would it make a good substitute for your Festive Board?" Indeed so! I would quite enjoy a nice cheeseburger after the Meeting. That is why I often go for a meal with friends in a restaurant after the work in the Temple. A happy medium between a buffet on the one hand which may not feed someone of my build and appetite or could have salad or veggie stuff that I simply do not eat, and all the Wine Takings, Toasts, Speeches, Fire etc of the UGLE style FB which to be honest I found to be tedious. I believe that "Going from Labour to Refreshment" should be just that, a nice relaxed informal meal with Brethren and Friends, be it a burger, steak, pasta, pizza, or whatever takes one's fancy and sharing a bottle or two of wine. If you are ever back in Hove I will be delighted to stand you a big burger or a "Pile up" (the biggest breakfast they do) at Harry's in New Chuch Road, just along from the Floral Clock. Smasing staff but not up to the Heary Attack Cafe standard. S & F David
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lauderdale	Posted 29/12/2008 16:00:49
Past Master Group: Forum Member Last Active: 10/07/2011 06:43:06 Posts: 2,122, Visits: 4,278 5,026	Yes I know Harry's near Palmeira Square. Didn't W Bro Ed Cruickshank-Robb (Sussex Unity and Civic) have a connection with it once? I also used to get burgers from Grubs. As they were made to order it meant waiting but far better than anything from Burger-king or the dreaded Mac Donalds. I don't think I am likely to be back in Hove in the foreseeable future.
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allybeggs	Posted 29/12/2008 18:45:05
Apprentice Group: Forum Member Last Active: 09/09/2010 09:17:35 Posts: 131, Visits: 272 233	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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