Good place to eat on Feb 14th

[Monty911]

Ladies and Gents

Im new to this are and dont know of decent places to eat out so i am hoping you will be able to point me in the right direction of decent restaurants in and around Norwich for 14th Feb.
Any type of food will be considered ,

Thanks

[evolutionvalet]

McDonald's Boundary Road has a quiet corner.....

[iluvmercs]

There are a couple of places I know of. I guess for Valentines Day, you want something a little more upmarket - for "upmarket" read pricey

If you like Japanese Tapenyaki, then I recommended Ah-So on Price of Wales road. It's not private, as the tables are about 8 persons, as the meal is, of course, cooked at your table. Great food, great atmosphere and nice people. It works out to about £50 per head + drinks.
http://www.ah-so.co.uk/main.html

Something a little more private is the fish restaurant Lock Fyne on St Giles Street. It's still a busy restaurant, but the food is fantastic. It;s been about 3 years since I went, so I can't remember how much it was.
http://www.lochfyne.com/Restaurants/Locations.aspx

Then there are three others I know of, although I've not been to any of these restaurants yet.
Tatlers, in Tombland, is said to be good.
One of my friends works at By Appointment on St Georges Street. He says the food is fantastic, something confirmed by other people I've spoken to.
Also on St Georges Street (next to the Playhouse) is The Last Wine Bar. It looks upmarket and private.
http://www.tatlers.com/index.asp
http://www.byappointmentnorwich.co.uk/index.htm
http://www.lastwinebar.co.uk/about.htm

I hope this helps

Darren

[thewave]

I'd second Tatlers and By Appointment.

If you're near Brundall the Lavendar House is nice, although I've not been to for a while.

Further out, the Racecourse Inn, Rackheath was nice when I went there a late last year.

If you get as far as Lowestoft, The Flint House is one of the best meals I've had in years considering the price, although the wine list was not as good.

[gtr-gaz]

as soon as I saw this thread title, I knew Darren would give you a list a mile long

[iluvmercs]

gtr-gaz said:

as soon as I saw this thread title, I knew Darren would give you a list a mile long

What are you insinuating, Gary?!

Darren

[_dodge_]

I've heard good things about Dimitri's Restaurant @ St Giles House http://www.stgileshouse.com/.

Went to Tatler's year before last and the food was really good.

And if you're feeling flush there is always Adlards http://www.adlards.co.uk/.

[Biggriff]

The Lam Thai is good (if you like Thai), as is The Belgain Monk (if you like belgian themed food).

[iluvmercs]

Biggriff said:

The Belgain Monk (if you like belgian themed food).

I recommend their cherry beer, too

Darren

[gtr-gaz]

iluvmercs said:

gtr-gaz said:

as soon as I saw this thread title, I knew Darren would give you a list a mile long

What are you insinuating, Gary?!

Darren

Well, I think you eat out more than the rest of us put together

I don't blame you either. You are only young once, so make the most of it....Oh, hang on, you are!!


ps. If you need any recommendations of places to eat around my way, I know two or three

[Foxy Mini]

On February 14th I'll probably push the boat out and go to Burger King



On my own


And it's my 25th Birthday

[Monty911]

Thanks People , I have booked the Last Wine Bar , will report back .