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Originally Posted by Uncle Buck
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CE Golf club has been real busy with golfers, sometimes 30-40 in at a time for end of round drinks and food. Busiest we've seen it for a good few years. Good few locals in as well.
Still very quiet in the evenings but at least it is here when you want it and the food is pretty good now. They are doing meat stew, a drink and desert for 10€ on a Monday and 2 for 1 meals on a Wednesday. I know these guys aren't the best option to take over at the 19th Hole but at least it will give the place some stability and survive better when it is quiet. Let's hope they make a good go of it. The shop is also very busy every night and glad they are starting to expand, as long as they do it slowly but surely. Could be a good year for all... |
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I have been twice to Pizzaria Siena this week. It is opposite the marina in town, formerly El Faro. They do probably the best pizzas in town. I have promised myself to go back there soon to taste their pasta, as they have an Italian menu and the owner is half from this country. They are all lovely people, they speak English (at least the waiter) and the prices are very reasonable, about 7€ per pizza. We had a really good time there.
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Originally Posted by JeanMichel
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I have been twice to Pizzaria Siena this week. It is opposite the marina in town, formerly El Faro. They do probably the best pizzas in town. I have promised myself to go back there soon to taste their pasta, as they have an Italian menu and the owner is half from this country. They are all lovely people, they speak English (at least the waiter) and the prices are very reasonable, about 7€ per pizza. We had a really good time there.
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No... I love one of them!.... :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
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I understand it's difficult to get a balance.They either want a busy golfing community club which is fine or a social club (which when we arrived many years ago ) they had.Namely people watching football, quizzes,book clubs etc,etc. That's what happened to Jags/Hoyo19 the balance needs a lot of thought but to survive as business they must be flexible perhaps I may be wrong and they are happy and things are as they want them ? Any thoughts !
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:goodpost:
Originally Posted by JeanMichel
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No... I love one of them!.... :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
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Close to being on topic ;)
I recently came across the following link to Spanish recipes. The following is the index with a fair number of dishes :- Todas las recetas por orden alfabético - Recetas de rechupete - Recetas de cocina caseras y fáciles Whilst this is a link from a search for patatas:- Has buscado patatas - Recetas de rechupete - Recetas de cocina caseras y fáciles . |
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Sad news Kitapena Flamenco are closing down tonight. Had a lot of good nights there though we did prefer it when it was opposite El Choco.
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Originally Posted by Margaret and Derek
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Sad news Kitapena Flamenco are closing down tonight. Had a lot of good nights there though we did prefer it when it was opposite El Choco.
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Originally Posted by MikeCol
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OMG, that is so sad. Used to go when they were opposite El Choco (another favourite) but not since they moved. Do you think it was due to the new location?
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Taking friends out tonight for a nice meal who haven't been to Ayamonte before, so many changes on resto's, can anyone recommend somewhere to go please?
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Originally Posted by Mascara22
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Taking friends out tonight for a nice meal who haven't been to Ayamonte before, so many changes on resto's, can anyone recommend somewhere to go please?
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Thought it worth giving them a shout out - for the last night on our last visit, we went to the Parrilla Grill in Ayamonte - was previously Gavin's great resto, so a hard act to follow !. It had only been open a few days after their holidays - It has now been reduced in size inside, but thought the ambiance was good, the staff very attentive (possibly because it was quiet), but the food was good, can't remember what we had was called, but worth a visit, not over-priced, and we'll certainly be going back during our next trip for another go.
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Gavins great resto ??? I don'think I could honestly agree with that. Average at best we thought. Puerta ancha far superior for not much more money. They relied on English punters only. If you check trip advisor the spanish slagged it. Sorry.
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Why are you saying sorry ??.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, you to yours, and me to mine, I thought this site encouraged individual's opinions - if they were all the same, it would be very boring !. The old Gavin's and Puerta Anchor, were 2 different styles, of ambiance & food, I wasn't comparing them, you were doing that. True, Puerta Anchor is a great resto and we visit it frequently, but we certainly miss the old Gavin's, sorry!. |
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