lazzers eating out guide

[SJN-Fox]

If ever you find yourself in Northampton I can highly recommend Balti Central, good food, generous portions and not expensive.

 

[GazLCFC]

Went to the Middleton in Cosby a couple of weeks ago. Very nice small restaurant. Excellent service good food. Food was served very quickly without feeling rushed. A bit expensive but ok for a special occasion.
8.5/10

 

[GazLCFC]

I have heard good things about the Hammer & Pincers in Wymeswold. Does anyone have any comments about this place?

 

[lazzer]

where is wymeswold :icon_lol:

 

[Hazzman]

where is wymeswold :icon_lol:

Near Loughborough, on the border of Leics and Notts. Nearest village is Burton On The Wolds

 

[stevewalshwasgod]

Looks like I am going to try that Little India out

 

[pds]

Looks like I am going to try that Little India out

When? :icon_conf:icon_bigg

 

[muzzysgal]

Can anybody recommend a good (as in good food, good atmosphere, nice surroundings) restaurant suitable for celebrating a special birthday. Major consideration is that it has to be child-friendly (under fives).

Does such a place exist in Leicestershire? :icon_conf

 

[Lako42]

Can anybody recommend a good (as in good food, good atmosphere, nice surroundings) restaurant suitable for celebrating a special birthday. Major consideration is that it has to be child-friendly (under fives).

Does such a place exist in Leicestershire? :icon_conf

thers hundreds of great places, are you serious?

 

[Melton Fox]

thers hundreds of great places, are you serious?

Obviously never taken kids out for a meal have you Lako.

 

[muzzysgal]

thers hundreds of great places, are you serious?

I'd be grateful if you'd share your knowledge of these places, please.

 

[drew]

SWWG's carer might know of a few good ones.

 

[Dour]

Can anybody recommend a good (as in good food, good atmosphere, nice surroundings) restaurant suitable for celebrating a special birthday. Major consideration is that it has to be child-friendly (under fives).

Does such a place exist in Leicestershire? :icon_conf

Depends on how old they are, how embarassing they are in restaurants and when and where you want to eat, I guess. For us (now with just one under 5), dim sum at the Shanghai Moon on the High St on a Sunday lunchtime is more interesting than most child-friendly pubs.

 

[muzzysgal]

Depends on how old they are, how embarassing they are in restaurants and when and where you want to eat, I guess. For us (now with just one under 5), dim sum at the Shanghai Moon on the High St on a Sunday lunchtime is more interesting than most child-friendly pubs.

Thank you Dour.

I'm still waiting on Lako to return with his comprehensive list of establishments. No doubt it is such a mammouth task it is taking him most of the night to compile it.

I shall add your recommendation to Lako's list if it isn't already included.

 

[Dour]

But if you want a decent place where the kids can run around while you tuck into to some reasonable trough and booze at a nice location, Rothley Court is worth a shout.

 

[stevewalshwasgod]

SWWG's carer might know of a few good ones.

I am sure she could provide you with an extensive list.:icon_wink

 

[drew]

Are you going in the 1884 on Saturday?

 

[Durham Fox]

Can anybody recommend a good (as in good food, good atmosphere, nice surroundings) restaurant suitable for celebrating a special birthday. Major consideration is that it has to be child-friendly (under fives).

Does such a place exist in Leicestershire? :icon_conf

My advice:

Leave the little shits at home or failing that, stay at home with them. People go out for a meal for a relaxing time not to be terrorised by children.

 

[highland fox]

My advice:

Leave the little shits at home or failing that, stay at home with them. People go out for a meal for a relaxing time not to be terrorised by children.

Agreed Durham,they shouldn't be allowed in Restaraunts or Pubs at any time IMO

 

[muzzysgal]

My advice:

Leave the little shits at home or failing that, stay at home with them. People go out for a meal for a relaxing time not to be terrorised by children.

I agree, and if I wasn't confident that my nephews would behave themselves, then they would stay at home.

So, do "decent" restaurants only serve adult portions?

Seems a shame that my Mum can't celebrate in the way she wishes to if they do.