[Benjamin]

Other than myself and Incensed, does anyone else like fine dining, hunting around for swanky little bistro's, and sampling the cuisine at quite upmarket and atmospheric restaurants on a regular basis? And do you like hosting dinner parties and concocting some intriguing and tasty menus for your guests?

[King Gizzard]

no. prefer a big dirty greasy pizza

[King Gizzard]

I don't get paying 349849434389 pounds for a little plate of food that doesn't even fill you up

[Brother Leon]

Fine Dining?


Oh, you mean..

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Nathan

I don't get paying 349849434389 pounds for a little plate of food that doesn't even fill you up

Neither do I. The places I check out usually have adequate size portions so you can enjoy several courses.

[Locke.]

Go on Come Dine With Me

[Incensed]

Originally Posted by Nathan

I don't get paying 349849434389 pounds for a little plate of food that doesn't even fill you up

I agree to a certain extent, I don't like pretentiousness. But sometimes, it's worth paying professionals, just for the taste extravaganza! Trust me, just try it.

[Bollo]

*puts hand up* I do, there is nothing more satisfying than finding a great little gem of a place that does an eclectic mix of things and has a good atmosphere. The only thing that annoys me is that I have hungry eyes and can never eat all of what I ordered, so I have to just stick to one course and then it takes me to hours to decide what to have cos it all looks so lovely

[InOne]

What price range of "Fine Dining" are we talking about?

[Benjamin]

It doesn't always have to be expensive, some of the better places I have checked out the bill (including wine and drinks) has been Ł40 per person.

[King Gizzard]

40 pound not expensive?

[Brother Leon]

lol, everyone combined at Nandos hits around that region

[King Gizzard]

Haven't had nando's in ages

My idea of fine dining is Harvester lol

[MTVN]

Ah yes, I'm a bit of a regular down the restaurant at the Ritz as it happens

[Benjamin]

Nope, not all. Don't get me wrong, I'll eat in cheaper places too, but I like trying good food.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Nathan

My idea of fine dining is Harvester lol

They are awful.

[King Gizzard]

Can't beat a harvester burger on the early bird all day menu and free refills

[Brother Leon]

Non stop Salad Bar at Harvester>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>


Drowning your Salad in Thousand Island

[Chuck]

No, expensive wine is vile.

[Ammi]

...you don't get much finer than that

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Bollo

*puts hand up* I do, there is nothing more satisfying than finding a great little gem of a place that does an eclectic mix of things and has a good atmosphere. The only thing that annoys me is that I have hungry eyes and can never eat all of what I ordered, so I have to just stick to one course and then it takes me to hours to decide what to have cos it all looks so lovely

So true.

Used to be a cracking little Italian nearby - nothing matched: crockery and cutlery were a mish mash of sets over the years, table covers were all different swaths of cloth, service was crackers with a waiter who was like something out of Fawlty Towers; but by god, the food was out of this world.

Was like dining in an eccentric Italian's house: the whole experience was always a delight and hilarious: and the food was to die for. Closed down when the elderly parents passed away.

[CharlieO]

I love fine dining. Do it all the time, well most times I go out I fine dine.

Found the most amazing italian bistro in Singapore this half term. The caprese salad was literally like a gift from god.

[King Gizzard]

Going to harvester tonight, better put on my best clothes

[Lee.]

I don't as much now, but before having kids, I loved fine dining! Nothing beats an evening of good food, fine wine and smashing company!

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

yes i love subway