| dads 09:00 - Jun 21 with 3388 views | ossie_jacks |
where you off for lunch today? we trying the beaufort mumbles[any good].did the white rose on mothers day was ok but not great. |  | | |  |
| dads on 09:15 - Jun 21 with 3361 views | ItchySphincter |
My garden, meat from Aldi or Lidl. I wouldn't fancy the White Rose for a family meal. |  |
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| dads on 09:17 - Jun 21 with 3356 views | scottishjack |
I'll be err... working all day at the White Rose!
Beaufort is getting really good comments since the new folk took over... |  | | |
| dads on 09:22 - Jun 21 with 3345 views | monmouth |
Did it last week instead. King Arthur at Reynoldston. Very good. |  |
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| (No subject) (n/t) on 09:33 - Jun 21 with 3318 views | ossie_jacks |
| dads on 09:15 - Jun 21 by ItchySphincter |
My garden, meat from Aldi or Lidl. I wouldn't fancy the White Rose for a family meal. |
home cooking the best [Post edited 21 Jun 2015 9:34]
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| dads on 09:33 - Jun 21 with 3316 views | Cooperman |
I flew to Tokyo yesterday so celebrated with the kids on Friday with a good Chinese, bottle of wine, and chocolates. They did stash a card in my suitcase though which I found earlier.
Enjoy the day dads! |  |
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| dads on 09:36 - Jun 21 with 3306 views | ossie_jacks |
| dads on 09:17 - Jun 21 by scottishjack |
I'll be err... working all day at the White Rose!
Beaufort is getting really good comments since the new folk took over... |
cracking pint in there m8 I will be in later for a few lol | | | |
| dads on 09:57 - Jun 21 with 3273 views | Flashberryjack |
Sitting by the pool sipping a clod beer "Mythos" then savouring the delights of Greek cuisine under a couple of palm trees on the beautiful island of Zante. |  |
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| dads on 10:10 - Jun 21 with 3256 views | Nogginthenog |
Rose Indienne for Sunday buffet |  | | |
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| dads on 10:22 - Jun 21 with 3223 views | builthjack |
| dads on 09:57 - Jun 21 by Flashberryjack |
Sitting by the pool sipping a clod beer "Mythos" then savouring the delights of Greek cuisine under a couple of palm trees on the beautiful island of Zante. |
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| dads on 10:28 - Jun 21 with 3211 views | raynor94 |
| dads on 09:57 - Jun 21 by Flashberryjack |
Sitting by the pool sipping a clod beer "Mythos" then savouring the delights of Greek cuisine under a couple of palm trees on the beautiful island of Zante. |
How's it going there, 4 more weeks till I arrive there can't wait  |  |
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| dads on 10:53 - Jun 21 with 3156 views | Darran |
| dads on 09:33 - Jun 21 by Cooperman |
I flew to Tokyo yesterday so celebrated with the kids on Friday with a good Chinese, bottle of wine, and chocolates. They did stash a card in my suitcase though which I found earlier.
Enjoy the day dads! |
What's it like out there mate I'd love to go there one day. |  |
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| dads on 11:15 - Jun 21 with 3122 views | Banosswan |
I'm going white water rafting with a hangover. |  |
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| dads on 11:17 - Jun 21 with 3111 views | Rancid |
Is it true they're not accepting credit cards anywhere in Greece at the moment and only cash? |  | | |
| dads on 12:16 - Jun 21 with 3048 views | jack247 |
| dads on 09:17 - Jun 21 by scottishjack |
I'll be err... working all day at the White Rose!
Beaufort is getting really good comments since the new folk took over... |
I love the Rose! Beer garden in the summer evenings has an awesome vibe about it. Wouldn't go there for a special lunch though, it's more the type of food you have when you are on a dayer or watching sport.
Didn't know the Beaufort had reopened and were doing food. Will have to give that a go |  | | |
| dads on 12:21 - Jun 21 with 3040 views | raynor94 |
| dads on 11:17 - Jun 21 by Rancid |
Is it true they're not accepting credit cards anywhere in Greece at the moment and only cash? |
Cash is king but you can use cards, d day tomorrow but I think the Greeks will blink first, and it will carry on being business as usual | |
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| dads on 13:03 - Jun 21 with 2983 views | Cooperman |
| dads on 10:53 - Jun 21 by Darran |
What's it like out there mate I'd love to go there one day. |
I'm up to about 30 odd visits so maybe I don't get as excited about the place as I once did. I don't think Tokyo offers as much as the other major Asian cities such as Hong Kong, Bangkok, Singapore, etc. However Japan offers more as a country.
Comments ref Tokyo:
- The famous shrines and temples are worth seeing (Asakusa being one of the more famous).
- Roppongi Hills is catering for foreigners with its restaurant and night life scene, but it can be pricey.
- The Sky Tree is the place to be for high level city views.
- Shinjuku is the equivalent of Leicester Square.
- I find the food is excellent however chicken's knee caps and duck gizzards are not to everyone's taste. Anything alcoholic is generally expensive although the exchange rate is heading in the right direction which means a pint this week is only £5.70 ish.
- The climate changes dramatically and avoid late May / early June at all costs as it may well rain from the time you arrive to the time you leave. Summers are red hot with very high humidity. Late April or late September is about perfect.
Alternatively if you are thinking of a bit of a Japanese tour then there's much more to see such as Osaka, Nagasaki, Mount Fujii, and perhaps my favourite which is Yokohama. All every accessible via the Bullet Train and local train network if you're prepared to travel a bit.
What's the attraction for you Darran? | |
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| dads on 13:39 - Jun 21 with 2944 views | Rancid |
| dads on 12:21 - Jun 21 by raynor94 |
Cash is king but you can use cards, d day tomorrow but I think the Greeks will blink first, and it will carry on being business as usual |
Ah right.I heard it on the news before work Friday that only the most expensive and established hotels and shops would accept any cards.Sounds like a right mess out there but everyone seems to be heading there this year.I love the Greek islands myself. | | | |
| dads on 13:54 - Jun 21 with 2921 views | Darran |
| dads on 13:03 - Jun 21 by Cooperman |
I'm up to about 30 odd visits so maybe I don't get as excited about the place as I once did. I don't think Tokyo offers as much as the other major Asian cities such as Hong Kong, Bangkok, Singapore, etc. However Japan offers more as a country.
Comments ref Tokyo:
- The famous shrines and temples are worth seeing (Asakusa being one of the more famous).
- Roppongi Hills is catering for foreigners with its restaurant and night life scene, but it can be pricey.
- The Sky Tree is the place to be for high level city views.
- Shinjuku is the equivalent of Leicester Square.
- I find the food is excellent however chicken's knee caps and duck gizzards are not to everyone's taste. Anything alcoholic is generally expensive although the exchange rate is heading in the right direction which means a pint this week is only £5.70 ish.
- The climate changes dramatically and avoid late May / early June at all costs as it may well rain from the time you arrive to the time you leave. Summers are red hot with very high humidity. Late April or late September is about perfect.
Alternatively if you are thinking of a bit of a Japanese tour then there's much more to see such as Osaka, Nagasaki, Mount Fujii, and perhaps my favourite which is Yokohama. All every accessible via the Bullet Train and local train network if you're prepared to travel a bit.
What's the attraction for you Darran? |
Well the main draw in the beginning was Cheap Trick,they're huge there,we were going to go in 2008 to see them but Amy was bridesmaid in a wedding at the same time.
They've played the Budokan several times we were going to plan a trip around that. | |
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| dads on 16:48 - Jun 21 with 2773 views | ossie_jacks |
| dads on 12:16 - Jun 21 by jack247 |
I love the Rose! Beer garden in the summer evenings has an awesome vibe about it. Wouldn't go there for a special lunch though, it's more the type of food you have when you are on a dayer or watching sport.
Didn't know the Beaufort had reopened and were doing food. Will have to give that a go |
dinner was superb m8 however we hadn't booked so long wait if your gonna go book in advance. | | | |
| dads on 19:34 - Jun 21 with 2651 views | WxmJax |
| dads on 13:54 - Jun 21 by Darran |
Well the main draw in the beginning was Cheap Trick,they're huge there,we were going to go in 2008 to see them but Amy was bridesmaid in a wedding at the same time.
They've played the Budokan several times we were going to plan a trip around that. |
The only reason they're huge over there is because the locals are so small 😉 |  |
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| dads on 05:02 - Jun 22 with 2463 views | Cooperman |
| dads on 13:54 - Jun 21 by Darran |
Well the main draw in the beginning was Cheap Trick,they're huge there,we were going to go in 2008 to see them but Amy was bridesmaid in a wedding at the same time.
They've played the Budokan several times we were going to plan a trip around that. |
Ok, if you take it further and have any questions about getting there, getting around there, or just in general then drop me a PM. | |
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