Buddha Eyes Indian - Pego
Nov 15th 2008, 8:39 am
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Buddha Eyes Indian - Pego
had a lovely night out last night...few drinks in Bondia (cafeteria, cervecería) in Calle Santa Barbara, they do a menu del dia for 8€....... then round to Buddha Eyes in Calle San Rafael for a Korma.....lovely - hopefully it will last longer then Bollywoods in Oliva
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Nov 15th 2008, 9:12 am
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Nov 15th 2008, 10:07 am
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Was hoping to go to Pego to try this place in the next week or so. Good to hear you enjoyed it!!
Nov 15th 2008, 10:52 am
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I love Pego - I wish it was slightly closer to Denia.
Aug 11th 2009, 11:55 am
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Hi im glad i found this site because my partner and i are coming to stay in Pego for the whole month of October and will try this restaurant, any good info about other place, things to do in the area would appreciated, we know of all the parks and waterfalls and things nearer alicante, we like jazz/soul music, old buildings, museums - anything of cultural interest - and best bars for meeting people - i know anywhere's quiet that time of yr which is why we are coming and as its not too hot - we have been to oliva too and loved the surrounding areas, tossel gross and little villages, all those wonderful orange groves - have they built houses all over them yet?
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Aug 11th 2009, 12:43 pm
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You don`t get a lot on menu of the day then, if you had to get a curry on the way home. lol
Aug 11th 2009, 2:44 pm
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Ive been to Buddha eyes a few times and its excellent
Theres a small restaurant going out of Pego towards Adsubia on the CV700 just after the roundabout over the bridge on the right, also excellent for lunch and has a lovely interior with tiled walls and wooden ceilings. Doesn't look anything from outside.
Try La Pampa on the N332 going out of Oliva towards El Verger for their lunchtime buffet.
Try visiting Simat if you like old buildings
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ighlight=Simat
Aug 13th 2009, 12:27 pm
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I live on Tossal Gros, and no they havent. Building more or less stopped here a couple of years ago.
...........hey, i came over about 5 yrs ago to look at property and one of the houses i looked at was at the bottom of Tossal Gros. as you go up to the lst bend, then i noticed the orchards in front of them, before the big road you see in the distance, they had started building one big house and there were lots of plots for sale, also the guy who was showing us round lived at the very top in what were then new builds.
Ive been to Buddha eyes a few times and its excellent
Theres a small restaurant going out of Pego towards Adsubia on the CV700 just after the roundabout over the bridge on the right, also excellent for lunch and has a lovely interior with tiled walls and wooden ceilings. Doesn't look anything from outside.
Try La Pampa on the N332 going out of Oliva towards El Verger for their lunchtime buffet.
Try visiting Simat if you like old buildings
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ighlight=Simat
...........hey, i came over about 5 yrs ago to look at property and one of the houses i looked at was at the bottom of Tossal Gros. as you go up to the lst bend, then i noticed the orchards in front of them, before the big road you see in the distance, they had started building one big house and there were lots of plots for sale, also the guy who was showing us round lived at the very top in what were then new builds.
Ive been to Buddha eyes a few times and its excellent
Theres a small restaurant going out of Pego towards Adsubia on the CV700 just after the roundabout over the bridge on the right, also excellent for lunch and has a lovely interior with tiled walls and wooden ceilings. Doesn't look anything from outside.
Try La Pampa on the N332 going out of Oliva towards El Verger for their lunchtime buffet.
Try visiting Simat if you like old buildings
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...ighlight=Simat
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Aug 13th 2009, 1:30 pm
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Wow. 1987!
The oranges straight off the trees are fantastic. We are surrounded by them.
The oranges straight off the trees are fantastic. We are surrounded by them.
Aug 13th 2009, 1:52 pm
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Ha - the camera date hadnt been set since it was bought i dont think - that photo was taken 5 years ago 2004 when we came over having sold our house, belongings and drove down from Calais in our little alpha spider crammed full of camping gear and lived in a tent on a campsite on the beach at oliva for a month, then we decided although we absolutely loved it there, my son, who was going to run my business for me decided he couldnt so we came back to England and bought a house right opposite where we lived before, in Hastings which is lovely as we have views of the castle and sea............we do miss sittin out on those lovely warm spanish evenings though and are considering possibly in the not too distant future, getting a smaller place and another in spain so we can have the two and travel back and forth.........im semi retired and we adore oliva and surrounding areas............which is why we are coming for a month.......
Aug 13th 2009, 2:28 pm
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Ha - the camera date hadnt been set since it was bought i dont think - that photo was taken 5 years ago 2004 when we came over having sold our house, belongings and drove down from Calais in our little alpha spider crammed full of camping gear and lived in a tent on a campsite on the beach at oliva for a month, then we decided although we absolutely loved it there, my son, who was going to run my business for me decided he couldnt so we came back to England and bought a house right opposite where we lived before, in Hastings which is lovely as we have views of the castle and sea............we do miss sittin out on those lovely warm spanish evenings though and are considering possibly in the not too distant future, getting a smaller place and another in spain so we can have the two and travel back and forth.........im semi retired and we adore oliva and surrounding areas............which is why we are coming for a month.......
Aug 13th 2009, 2:47 pm
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yeh, have pm'd you, that would be great, i love your photos of Simat btw, will certainly go there when we are over...........
Aug 22nd 2009, 8:49 am
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we didnt have menu then curry.....actually the bar is a casualty of the "crisis" and has now closed 
