What are you eating and drinking tonight?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Spending a week in Amsterdam for work, so get to eat on expenses every night, makes me feel like an MP. Anyone know a good restaurant in Amsterdam by any chance? The rest of the team couldn't make tea last night so I decided to go for unlimited ribs as there would be nobody there to judge me. There was a bottle of tabasco on the table too, so I couldn't go wrong.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
You could try one of the many Indonesian restaurants.
http://www.amsterdam-eating.com/cuisines/indonesian.asp
Last time I was there I think I pigged out at Kantijl en de Tijger.
http://www.amsterdam-eating.com/cuisines/indonesian.asp
Last time I was there I think I pigged out at Kantijl en de Tijger.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Awww.. Is that what they told you?Beefheart wrote:Spending a week in Amsterdam for work, so get to eat on expenses every night, makes me feel like an MP. Anyone know a good restaurant in Amsterdam by any chance? The rest of the team couldn't make tea last night so I decided to go for unlimited ribs as there would be nobody there to judge me. There was a bottle of tabasco on the table too, so I couldn't go wrong.

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Yeah...one 'was meeting a friend', the other was 'going back to the hotel to do more work'. I'm suspicious!boltonboris wrote:Awww.. Is that what they told you?Beefheart wrote:Spending a week in Amsterdam for work, so get to eat on expenses every night, makes me feel like an MP. Anyone know a good restaurant in Amsterdam by any chance? The rest of the team couldn't make tea last night so I decided to go for unlimited ribs as there would be nobody there to judge me. There was a bottle of tabasco on the table too, so I couldn't go wrong.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Two outstanding restaurants if the expense account will stand them: The Five Flies on Spuistraat and Bridges on the edge of the red light district... Think 60 euros a head...Beefheart wrote:Spending a week in Amsterdam for work, so get to eat on expenses every night, makes me feel like an MP. Anyone know a good restaurant in Amsterdam by any chance? The rest of the team couldn't make tea last night so I decided to go for unlimited ribs as there would be nobody there to judge me. There was a bottle of tabasco on the table too, so I couldn't go wrong.
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Think 60 euros a head...
you can get head cheaper at the end of Delftstrasse off the bird in the red mac
you can get head cheaper at the end of Delftstrasse off the bird in the red mac
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Just about to go and get fish and chips for hubby and me. Every tuesday after i have finished my athletics coaching the fish and chip van in the track car park teases me with delicious smells but i can never get any as i have to dash home and help Mr Gooner Girl put the twins to bed but i have subcumbed today and now the babies are asleep i am off back out to buy some (Mr GG didn't take much persuading to have a takeaway on the sofa with me in front of the TV this evening...)
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That may as well be, but what's her pasta sauce like?Il Pirate wrote:Think 60 euros a head...
you can get head cheaper at the end of Delftstrasse off the bird in the red mac
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
The soul food that is my partner's fish pie... glass of white Rueda with it... Mmmm...
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what's she gonna eat then, you thieving cad!William the White wrote:The soul food that is my partner's fish pie... glass of white Rueda with it... Mmmm...
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I threw a few tid bits her way...thebish wrote:what's she gonna eat then, you thieving cad!William the White wrote:The soul food that is my partner's fish pie... glass of white Rueda with it... Mmmm...
And then we both had a little Roquefort and half a thimble of gorgeous, golden , sweet Malaga wine, the last of a bottle we brought back from Spain... Looks like this particular one is all but unavailable in UK...

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Even in Clitheroe?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Good thought! Will check.Lord Kangana wrote:Even in Clitheroe?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
They have a large Spanish section, and whilst I didn't have nearly enough time to go through it, I remember thinking it was overly Rioja dominated.
Perhaps phone in advance?
Perhaps phone in advance?
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Without wanting to go all 2399 on everyone, someone told me they're making toffypops again - so I went to look for some in the local shop, but found they didn't have any, so I bought some chocolate instead and ate that.
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Definitely - may be able to get them to find it since their Spanish buyers are proficient if we order a few... not an expensive number but very good - about 8 or 9 euros iirc - called Cartojal. Nice. Other Malaga wines we tried were just too heavy and sticky.Lord Kangana wrote:They have a large Spanish section, and whilst I didn't have nearly enough time to go through it, I remember thinking it was overly Rioja dominated.
Perhaps phone in advance?
They had a nice Portuguese selection when I was last there - bought some good Douro at around twice or thrice the price I'd paid in Porto... But at least they had it - supermarkets hardly ever.
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I don't know - that's a pretty good impression!P.O.S. wrote:Without wanting to go all 2399 on everyone, someone told me they're making toffypops again - so I went to look for some in the local shop, but found they didn't have any, so I bought some chocolate instead and ate that.

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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Friends up from London looking to touch base over a curry. So we took them to Spice Valley - the third time we've been there in a month...
They blinked on first seeing it, it looks so like some fast food place from the outside, but were drooling at the end...
Was very, very good. Again. And we were sharing bits of each others so a nice range of tastes - every one delicious. The best, imo, the chicken methi and the chicken saagwalla, but the other two not far behind (one a fish curry, the other paneer, can't remember of what kind).
They blinked on first seeing it, it looks so like some fast food place from the outside, but were drooling at the end...
Was very, very good. Again. And we were sharing bits of each others so a nice range of tastes - every one delicious. The best, imo, the chicken methi and the chicken saagwalla, but the other two not far behind (one a fish curry, the other paneer, can't remember of what kind).
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Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
'touch base'
did you run a few ideas up the flagpole? Some blue-sky thinking?

Re: What are you eating and drinking tonight?
Yeah, by close of play.Lofthouse Lower wrote:'touch base'
did you run a few ideas up the flagpole? Some blue-sky thinking?
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