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Myself and Susan had been invited to sample the Sunday carvery at The Fishpond. It had been a pleasant mid-day...
It was a mid-week evening and Susan and myself were out to sample the new menu at the Denby lodge....
Set in the heart of Pride Park sits a refreshingly new dining experience. Tall glass doors open into a jaw-dropping,...
I’ve always thought of Ripley town centre as a comfortable place. A wide variety of shops; well connected by public...
Cooking in a traditional way has always been the priority at the Sanam on King Street Alfreton, and for the...
Shapla Spice is one of the longest established restaurants in Ripley, Derbyshire. I must admit I drive past Shapla Spice...
Fresh, seasonal and cooked in a traditional way. The New Inn is situated conveniently on the main A6 just midway...
Dining at The White Horse, Woolley Moor The White Horse conjures up the happiest of memories for us as it was here...
We’ve dined on some memorable trains; breakfast on the Lake Shore Limited as it skirted the edge of Lake Erie...
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