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Roy Bailey
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> Can anyone recommend a good Indian restaurant in the Hereford area?
Use a British one, support local people not foreigners.
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Chris Eilbeck
> Can anyone recommend a good Indian restaurant in the Hereford area?
I don't know any in Hereford but most of the ones in Malvern are good,
the Bengal Brasserie, Paprika and Spice Hut in particular. Cafe Mela
in Worcester is fantastic.
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> Roy Bailey wrote:
>> Can anyone recommend a good Indian restaurant in the Hereford area?
>
> Use a British one, support local people not foreigners.
Most of the people I've met who run Indian restaurants are British,
not foreigners.
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Roy Bailey
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>Roy Bailey wrote:
>> Can anyone recommend a good Indian restaurant in the Hereford area?
>
>Use a British one, support local people not foreigners.
>
>
rather suspected that I might get a moronic answer like this.
Tim
always very good, They are a restaurant aswell, Take you own beer/wine.
never eaten in but from the take away is should be good , they charge us an
extra £2.00 to deliver about 8 miles out of city, and will stop at the shop
for milk etc for you :-)
Have a good one
Tim
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Twangin'
wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a good Indian restaurant in the Hereford area?
Bottom of St Owens St, opposite The Barrels pub, excellent (can't
remember the name, its just changed hands and been renamed). Avoid Taste
of Raj opposite (next to The Barrels, overpriced, poor food and surly
staff). Also the one in Eign Street, opposite what used to to be the Eye
Hospital, near Sinsburys, is highly praised by my daughter, who is an
Indian foodie.
Alternatively, you could buy some greasy British fish and chips which
may satisfy the racist bigots.
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> Hereford Balti Tandoori is by far the best in town.
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I do not know, not my type of food.
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> Bottom of St Owens St, opposite The Barrels pub, excellent (can't
> remember the name, its just changed hands and been renamed). Avoid Taste
> of Raj opposite (next to The Barrels, overpriced, poor food and surly
> staff). Also the one in Eign Street, opposite what used to to be the Eye
> Hospital, near Sinsburys, is highly praised by my daughter, who is an
> Indian foodie.
>
> Alternatively, you could buy some greasy British fish and chips which
> may satisfy the racist bigots.
>
TBH, I do not really eat fish and chips, but it is about time we did
start to support our own.
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> Most of the people I've met who run Indian restaurants are British,
> not foreigners.
>
A lot of them are not British either.
It is about time we started to support our own people, that is one of
the reason Rover went belly up.
I am not racist, but too many British companies are either closing down
or being taken over by foreign companies.
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Chris Eilbeck
> Chris Eilbeck wrote:
>>
>> Most of the people I've met who run Indian restaurants are British,
>> not foreigners.
>
> A lot of them are not British either.
So? Here's a big clue for you, none of us are indigenous to this
land, we're all immigrants. My family came here in the 1680s. Should
I go home too?
> It is about time we started to support our own people, that is one of
> the reason Rover went belly up.
No, Rover went bust because they make shit products than no-one wants
to buy and there may have been some incredibly dodgy accounting
practises by management too.
> I am not racist, but too many British companies are either closing
> down or being taken over by foreign companies.
Ah, the classic "I'm not racist but..." which invariably means the
writer can't accept that they are racist/homophobic/whatever.
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Chris Eilbeck
> Twangin' wrote:
>
>> Bottom of St Owens St, opposite The Barrels pub, excellent (can't
>> remember the name, its just changed hands and been renamed). Avoid
>> Taste of Raj opposite (next to The Barrels, overpriced, poor food
>> and surly staff). Also the one in Eign Street, opposite what used to
>> to be the Eye Hospital, near Sinsburys, is highly praised by my
>> daughter, who is an Indian foodie.
>
>> Alternatively, you could buy some greasy British fish and chips
>> which may satisfy the racist bigots.
>
> TBH, I do not really eat fish and chips, but it is about time we did
> start to support our own.
And the best chip shop in Malvern is owned by Greek Cypriots...
Steve
<use...@hyperspace.org.uk> wrote:
>Ah, the classic "I'm not racist but..." which invariably means the
>writer can't accept that they are racist/homophobic/whatever.
I love to meet men in nightclubs and bum them in the toilets, why
should that bother anyone?
Mr. R
> Chris Eilbeck wrote:
>
> I am not racist, but too many British companies are either closing down or
> being taken over by foreign companies.
It's all global now. I'm in the States. Do you know which foreign country
is the largest investor in American business? Japan? No. Germany? No.
Canada? No. Well, it's Britain. Yes, I was suprised, too.
Roy Bailey
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>Hereford Balti Tandoori is by far the best in town.
>
>Sheep
>
>
In an ideal world, the Hereford Balti Tandoori, which two of you recommend and
to which we can take our own drink, would be the one opposite The Barrels, so
that we could take in their excellent beer to accompany the meal.
But life isn't like that, is it?
Roy.
Twangin'
wrote:
> In article <d43s1b$ifg$1...@news6.svr.pol.co.uk>, Sheepmaster
The one opposite The Barrels (renamed Jalsagor) now has a licence which
probably precludes you from carrying in a quart of Old Goats Droppings
in from over the road. On the up side, you're unlikely to meet any of
the racists there that seem to infest this board.
Roy Bailey
Hereford, my two sons and I managed to get the best of both worlds last
Saturday night. We had some excellent beer at The Barrels, and found that
they did 4-pint takeaways.
So we got a couple and took them to The Hereford Balti Tandoori, which fully
lived up to the recommendations. The starter were so huge that we could have
settled for those, and my prawn Madras balti blew my mind.
Thanks again to Tim, Twangin' and Sheepmaster for the recommendation. I shall
certainly eat there again when I am next in Hereford.
In fact the county is well served with good eating places. I have had superb
food at The Crown, Woolhope, every time I have been there, and on Sunday
night I had a whitebait starter in the Talbot Hotel, Ledbury, which again was
a meal in itself and quite delicious.
Twangin'
wrote:
> Following my request for information about the best Indian restaurant in
Glad you found it acceptable. Certainly The Crown is excellent, not
tried The Talbot so will give that a go at some point.
Skyrider
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It would if the *men* objected... !
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wrote the following in ink distilled from the fermented blood of a
Norwegian Ridgeback:
Especially since it ain't true. Saudi Arabia owns a *huge* chunk of
the US of A can't remember the figures but it's at least double that
of the UK...
... all them oil revenues have to have a home somewhere...!!
Skyrider
the following in ink distilled from the fermented blood of a Norwegian
Ridgeback:
>Following my request for information about the best Indian restaurant in
Oh god you've made me feel really hungry now... not to mention the
urge to taste some decent British beer :(
Mr. R
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> On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 23:02:44 -0400, "Mr. R" <nos...@nochance.com>
> wrote the following in ink distilled from the fermented blood of a
> Norwegian Ridgeback:
>>"Ad" <graph...@y.a.h.o.o.co.uk> wrote in message
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>>> Chris Eilbeck wrote:
>
>>> I am not racist, but too many British companies are either closing down
>>> or
>>> being taken over by foreign companies.
>
>>It's all global now. I'm in the States. Do you know which foreign
>>country
>>is the largest investor in American business? Japan? No. Germany? No.
>>Canada? No. Well, it's Britain. Yes, I was suprised, too.
>
> Especially since it ain't true. Saudi Arabia owns a *huge* chunk of
> the US of A can't remember the figures but it's at least double that
> of the UK...
>
> ... all them oil revenues have to have a home somewhere...!!
>
It's the UK, followed by Japan, The Netherlands, France, and Canada. Saudi
Arabia by itself is way back, and in fact, is lumped in with the rest of the
Middle East in 11th spot. Saudi money lies mostly in the hands of its royal
family, who have it all over the world, mostly in real estate and financial
investments. Here's a web site you may wish to look at.
http://www.uniworldbp.com/ff_ed_notes.html
Tony Williams
<twanginman-73B85...@europe.isp.giganews.com>,
Twangin' <twang...@ok-coral.co.uk> wrote:
> Glad you found it acceptable. Certainly The Crown is excellent,
> not tried The Talbot so will give that a go at some point.
No, I haven't tried the Talbot for years either.
The current favorite here seems to be the Trumpet.
The best meal I've had in recent years was at the
Tesco in Tring. Sausage, bacon, egg, chips, and
a giant coke, all for about £3. Pure cholesterol.
........... Oh my aching arteries.
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Roy Bailey
<to...@ledelec.demon.co.uk> writes
>In article
><twanginman-73B85...@europe.isp.giganews.com>,
> Twangin' <twang...@ok-coral.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> Glad you found it acceptable. Certainly The Crown is excellent,
>> not tried The Talbot so will give that a go at some point.
>
> No, I haven't tried the Talbot for years either.
> The current favorite here seems to be the Trumpet.
>
years ago, the beer range was very poor, the menu looked standard and
expensive, and the only seating was at tables set for eating. When we sat down
at one to drink our beers, the landlord came over and asked in a rather
aggressive manner if we were eating. He seemed displeased when we declined.
It may have improved since then.
Tony Williams
Roy Bailey <ne...@freeuk.com> wrote:
> In article <4d66acc...@ledelec.demon.co.uk>, Tony Williams
> <to...@ledelec.demon.co.uk> writes
> > The current favorite here seems to be the Trumpet.
> I don't care for the Trumpet. When my wife and I went in there a
> couple of years ago, the beer range was very poor, the menu
> looked standard and expensive, and the only seating was at tables
> set for eating. When we sat down at one to drink our beers, the
> landlord came over and asked in a rather aggressive manner if we
> were eating. He seemed displeased when we declined.
> It may have improved since then.
It used to be excellent. I suppose it depends on the
current landlord.
I got fed up with the pubs and restaurants around
Ledbury whose meals were geared around the microwave.
The Royal Oak at Marcle got like that, and that 'Mrs
Whatsername' inside the Countrywide store.
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