say my post in the style of lloyd grossman (the bloke off masterchef) the words with the comma at the end, over emphasise like the bloke on mastercheff & through the keyhole does (sacry as it seems though the keyhole is still broadcast on sky tv) the best place i have ever eaten is a small palce called red beck, a greasy road side truck stop that the west of yorkshire is famous for, only coming second to the dodgy indian takeaway, the nuance in there was your typical affiar, the tattod truck drives sat down with a copy of the daily sport in one hand & there cigarette in the other, the gmaes amchines in one carnor belithg out to get people to play them, the attractive lass behind the counter looking like she doesent want to be there, the smell of fat lingering in the air, the big plates dropped ont your table finish it off, the food is a delcacy the all day english breakfasts, the burger & chips are to die for, the full english breakfast swimming in fat consisted of bacon, egg, beans & sausage, this was a delightful tradional english meal, the fried bred finished it off, the burger & chips were fantasic, 2 1/4lb brugers on a plate with proper chip shop chips, the grnashes of salt & vineger were used, the cheap brand tomato sauce was used to finish off the gastronomic delight, no greasy truck shops are some of the best places to eat, greasy food is noce & only us brits seem able to do it propperly
Theres a Steak house downtown in my city. I havent been there but from all the reviews I have heard, they do an amazing job at very reasonable prices. For me I prefer to go to a place around the corner that is owned by a young lady, and her late father. They do a terriffic 3/4 pound steakette, served with fresh lettuce, tomato, and onion, flavourful pickles a generous dollop of Mustard and spices. It all comes with a fresh sesamie roll. On the side you can get baked potatoes or salad, but I go grunge and prefer French fried potatoes. They have this delicious bubbly that I love to order, it has a slight citrus flavour and is very sweet. For dessert they do this amazing chocolate ice cream, very delectable. They have good chili too, and specialty salads. God I love Wendy's.
When I was in NY It was either on the corner of... or not far away from Times Square in NY. You can see those three HUGE Exchange rate bands around some buildings from inside. Its a Mexican Resteraunt (its on the corner of the avenue/street) and the helpings were Gorjuzz and hooge! If anyone knows the name of this resteraunt it would be a great help so that I can remember where to eat next time I wade accross the pond
