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Meherin, Thornton-Cleveleys
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Excellent meal as always! This is the second time we have eaten here and we have never been disappointed, true to the menu 'Gets your taste buds dancing'. Definitely recommended.
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I’ve just enjoyed another perfect lunch at Bistro 16 - I cannot imagine why it isn’t full to bursting - The food is great, imaginatively prepared and very reasonably priced - What’s more the surroundings are intimate and friendly with a really snug atmosphere on a drizzly Autumn day - I cannot think of a better place to while away the time.
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Certainly the best Restaurant ive been to for years!
After hearing from alot of friends about how how good this place is we finally gave it a go and I have to say I was extremely impressed with the place, the great friendly service and fantastic food made it a perfect dining experience for me and my family. We went on a Tuesday night and the place was packed and we saw them turn people away, which just shows how good of a Resuarant it is.
We got told when we were there that its now open 7 days a week which is great for us as mondays is our only day off together as a family! Well done to the Olive Tree! Yassas!
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Had a fab little lunch here the other week. Had the chicken and chorizo salad and my friend had the steak sandwich. Both were very well presented and the flavours were good. Also the staff are extremely attentive and couldn't do enough for us, helping us find a table, maintaining contact whilst waiting for food. Very good. Just what Blackpool needs!
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I would consider myself something of an authority on kebabs having eaten them all over the world. I can assure you 95% should be avoided at all costs. The Cyprus however, make their own donners (in-house) with choice cuts of lamb, no bread or crap and they are so good they may very well change your life. Stunning !! chris
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Had a delicious meal at 'Gusto' Poulton-le-Fylde last night. Can recommend the pasta with lobster and smoked salmon sauce - fabulous ! As was the fillet steak and the kids enjoyed their pizzas. Service excellent, lovely interior - will certainly be going back :-)
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Went to Gennars for the first time last night and was very impressed. The staff were friendly and attentive, and the food was lovely. I will definitely be going there again very soon!
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Definitely my favourite local take-away. Extensive menu, good sized portions and Quorn options for vegetarians or the health conscious not to mention a new online ordering system (though their website was down last time I checked). Shah, the owner, was a former partner in the Lee Raj in South Shore so he knows his stuff. Highly recommended.
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would just like to say we called in after fun day on the p.beach there was a few of us, and thought the staff where very pleasant and especially Allison the supervisor I think who did her best to accommodate us and make sure we where all happy and the kids where given what they asked for, its very hard to find someone who has all that patience nowadays, so well done employing such good staff as Allison and her staff and a pat on the back to yourselves, food fab by the way
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The Curry Time takeaway is the sister of Michaels Indian in Thornton. Curry Time serve Indian dishes, kebabs and pizzas. The Indian currys are always fantastic, especially when accompanied with the pilau rice and very large and tasty naan bread. My favourite is the chicken dalrazia, which combines chicken, prawns and pineapple for a gorgeous tasting dish. The kebabs are huge, and come served on a round naan bread with sauce and salad.
Overall, excellent food, delivery service and great value for money. Comes highly recommended.
