decent restuarant in SOS

[Davros]

Quote[/b] (Mad Cyril @ Oct. 07 2004,09:35)]

Quote[/b] (Rusty Lee @ Oct. 06 2004,18:09)]whats peoples views on the best Curry House in Southend, my vote goes to the Shagor on Hamlet Court Rd, would of been the Goulshan a cpl of year ago down Sutton Rd but the food seems a little bland there these days

Gulshan used to be top but I haven't been for a few years.

The Mumtaz Muhal in Benfleet (opposite the Anchor) is fantastic and seems to be packed every night of the week.

The Hasina in Eastwood is also very good.

If your female partner likes 'Chuck Berry' style toilets go to the Indian on Leigh Broadway!

Ill second what u say about the Mumtaz Muhal, thoroughly kind gents they are in the too

Dave

 

[east stand drummer boy]

i would say either frankie and benys in the centre of town or 24 or the sea front just past the kursall very nice except all the chavs! hanging round outside!

 

[Mad Cyril]

Frankie and Benny's is one of the worst places I have ever had the misfortune to eat in.

The cocktails were OK though.

 

[steveh1510]

Quote[/b] (perth shrimper @ Oct. 07 2004,14:38)]Just thought i'd let you know there's an Indian called Annalashmi here in Perth, Western Australia that has no till !!

I hear that if you want to impress a bird in Perth, you should take her up the annalashmi. Is this correct?

 

[The Artful Shrimper]

Quote[/b] (dave @ Oct. 08 2004,13:34)]

Quote[/b] (Mad Cyril @ Oct. 07 2004,09:35)]

Quote[/b] (Rusty Lee @ Oct. 06 2004,18:09)]whats peoples views on the best Curry House in Southend, my vote goes to the Shagor on Hamlet Court Rd, would of been the Goulshan a cpl of year ago down Sutton Rd but the food seems a little bland there these days

Gulshan used to be top but I haven't been for a few years.

The Mumtaz Muhal in Benfleet (opposite the Anchor) is fantastic and seems to be packed every night of the week.

The Hasina in Eastwood is also very good.

If your female partner likes 'Chuck Berry' style toilets go to the Indian on Leigh Broadway!

Ill second what u say about the Mumtaz Muhal, thoroughly kind gents they are in the too

Dave

I keep meaning to pop into MUMTAZ's. That Indian on Bread and Cheese Hill also gets my stomach juices going, I'm slightly worried that it's so close to the vets though as I believe those Urban myth stories regarding cats and things.........

 

[Davros]

Quote[/b] (The Artful Shrimper @ Oct. 08 2004,14:16)]

Quote[/b] (dave @ Oct. 08 2004,13:34)]

Quote[/b] (Mad Cyril @ Oct. 07 2004,09:35)]

Quote[/b] (Rusty Lee @ Oct. 06 2004,18:09)]whats peoples views on the best Curry House in Southend, my vote goes to the Shagor on Hamlet Court Rd, would of been the Goulshan a cpl of year ago down Sutton Rd but the food seems a little bland there these days

Gulshan used to be top but I haven't been for a few years.

The Mumtaz Muhal in Benfleet (opposite the Anchor) is fantastic and seems to be packed every night of the week.

The Hasina in Eastwood is also very good.

If your female partner likes 'Chuck Berry' style toilets go to the Indian on Leigh Broadway!

Ill second what u say about the Mumtaz Muhal, thoroughly kind gents they are in the too

Dave

I keep meaning to pop into MUMTAZ's. That Indian on Bread and Cheese Hill also gets my stomach juices going, I'm slightly worried that it's so close to the vets though as I believe those Urban myth stories regarding cats and things.........

I hate that place on B&C Hill, not ever been in there, but is it a rule uve gotta be a s**t driver to go in there, cos theres always some twit buggering around on the grass verge who couldnt get parked

Dave

 

[pickledseal]

Thought it best to resurrect an old thread instead of start a new one!

Birthday tomorrow and need to choose somewhere to go..... having been away for a while, I wondered where was good?!

I used to love Il Pescatore - is this place still as good as it used to be?

 

[Pubey]

Would recommend Toulouse on the seafront if you like fish/seafood.

 

[pickledseal]

My dad hates fish so I may have to leave that for another day. Cheers though mate.

 

[Supernaut]

As it's a special occasion, try The Dining Room in Hadleigh (opposite the Mughal Dynasty)...

http://www.thediningroomsouthend.co.uk/default.asp?textpage=home

Went there just over a year ago and was very impressed.

 

[Cricko]

As it's a special occasion, try The Dining Room in Hadleigh (opposite the Mughal Dynasty)...

http://www.thediningroomsouthend.co.uk/default.asp?textpage=home

Went there just over a year ago and was very impressed.

Nice place but it is in Leigh not Hadleigh....on the corner of Leigh Gardens.

 

[EastStandBlue]

Thought it best to resurrect an old thread instead of start a new one!

Birthday tomorrow and need to choose somewhere to go..... having been away for a while, I wondered where was good?!

I used to love Il Pescatore - is this place still as good as it used to be?

Went there last year and it was still pretty good... No idea of the quality more recently, though.

 

[OldBlueLady]

Andy, Happy Birthday first of all, and in answer to your question, it depends on what you want. The seafront restaurants - Sands, Toulouse and Fisherman's Wharf - are all pretty good; you can't beat the pies in the Pipe of Port or you could just head on into Old Leigh to the Peterboat for some excellent fish and chips! The casinos also both do very good meals but I'm not sure if you could just turn up.

 

[Rudi Luftwaffe]

I think Azzuros in Westclifff is reasonable value for money.

 

[Firestorm]

I second Toulouse, The small place right near the Palace theatre (used to be called the Players retreat) is good too.

Ocean Beach is good but a tad pretentious

 

[number11]

I was very impressed recently with Cafe Ricicco (Sp?!) in Leigh. I'm usually more of a fan of eat as much as you like Chineses over 'fancy food' but they had some really nice upmarket dishes that you would expect to pay a fortune for, but actually had a set menu for less than £20 quid, and good friendly unrushed service.....

 

[OldBlueLady]

I was very impressed recently with Cafe Ricicco (Sp?!) in Leigh. I'm usually more of a fan of eat as much as you like Chineses over 'fancy food' but they had some really nice upmarket dishes that you would expect to pay a fortune for, but actually had a set menu for less than £20 quid, and good friendly unrushed service.....

Rococco (I think) - we went there as a big group for Christmas and the food was excellent.

 

[blue pilot]

if your budget is unlimited I'd say the Sand Bar in Leigh Broadway. Other good ones in Leigh are Jasmine Garden in the Broadway or Simply Seafood in Old leigh, always find the Boatyard over-rated myself.

 

[The Big Shrimp]

Can anybody suggest a decent veggie restaurants or a restaurant that has a reasonable veggie choice & does more than veggie lasagne?

Ta in advance.

 

[MK Shrimper]

Can anybody suggest a decent veggie restaurants or a restaurant that has a reasonable veggie choice & does more than veggie lasagne?

Ta in advance.

Any Indian should mate.