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No, that was Barbecoa, it was Bunk and I at Hawksmoor.Originally posted by SimonMac View PostWell last time Scrag and I went to the Hawksmoor we shared a good nosh
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Eugh!Originally posted by SimonMac View PostWell last time Scrag and I went to the Hawksmoor we shared a good nosh
lol
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Does that mean she's going to be putting out, for the first time in 25 years?
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Didn't disappoint.
Crab Starter for wife and Pork Belly starter for me.
700g Chateaubriand between us, with selection of sides.
Pannacotta for dessert.
Wife got some crab shell in her starter, so they took that off the bill AND gave her a free glass of wine.
The steak was as always awesome, service was great too. Highly recommended.
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+1 ( D rump NOM)Originally posted by hyperD View PostNice one!
D-Rump steak (55 days matured) FTW!
And don't forget the lobster starter and the beef dripping fries!
Have fun both of you! Excellent venue!
The mushrooms, and creamed spinach sides are really good as well.
Highly recommend their Negroni to start.
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Nice one!Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostAll booked Wednesday for Mrs Scrag
and I for the wedding anniversary.
Nom nom.
D-Rump steak (55 days matured) FTW!
And don't forget the lobster starter and the beef dripping fries!
Have fun both of you! Excellent venue!
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Oh Jesus! Does this mean that once I get married I have to add 'anniversaries' to the list of irritating dates I have to remember as to appear a 'loving partner'!!!Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostAll booked Wednesday for Mrs Scrag
and I for the wedding anniversary.
Nom nom.
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EnjoyOriginally posted by Scrag Meister View PostAll booked Wednesday for Mrs Scrag
and I for the wedding anniversary.
Nom nom.
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Hawksmoor
All booked Wednesday for Mrs Scrag
and I for the wedding anniversary.
Nom nom.
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