Cured Meats
Nonnas Chesterfield

Nonnas Chesterfield

131 Chatsworth Road, Chesterfield S40 2AP, United Kingdom

Vegan • Asiatic • Italian • Fast Food


"menu choice: this had a very refined menu that reflected itself in the quality of food that came from the kitchen. to use a table of 14 simultaneously without problems. thete was a vegetarian option, although the one produced in the night was slightly burned on the floor and was easily mixed in taste. service please: the arrival was a little delayed, but that was a Christmas menu and can be expected. there is a bar that is up to get a drink while they wait. the personal was very accommodating and for the greatest part it was inviting. some employees seemed stressed and less satisfied with providing a good service. affordable: great quality for the price, but with regard to affordable it depends on their budget. this is not a mcdonalds menu; but I found that this was just a little over a box-sub menu, but the quality was much better. accessible: easy access from ground floor, but toilets are upstairs in the second floor. the bar is also in the second floor, while the table service is below, but you can order drinks from the edible. Just note that if they need a supported mobility, this could be a problem for them. extended family (teppiche): no pets unfortunately, but this is more a bistro, so take one night and pick up the pet seater, and relax and enjoy yourself. Conclusion: large menu choice and for the best part was the eating delicious and the price tag well worth. the service was really good, only the strange member of the staff seems to be less than enthusiastic. remember, barrier-freeness could be a problem for those who are in the supported mobility. Finally, no pets, so take one night out, order, relax and enjoy. if they found this helpful hit the same taste and add me to insta: diggerdazzler"

Stanmer House

Stanmer House

Stammer Park, BN1 9QA, Brighton, United Kingdom

Wine • Cakes • Coffee • Breakfast


"today, some colleagues visited and I am am amazed at a free lunch for the second time, as our work Christmas was so terrible. I wish we hadn't. Christmas celebration (main points or we will be here all day. shocking service no waiting staff long wait for pre ordered eating from set menu, between starter and dinner 1.5 hours and dinner and dessert another 1.5 beverage order had never arrived bar to lack it from the netzen including kartoffels horrific desserts some large few little bits about cooked some not cooked at all. lunch today (only 4 employees came the others did not want to waste their time very bad service, was not asked if eating was in order, not asked if we wanted more drinks, that was dropped and spilts over the whole place. cold eating blue bark, if said, would be more rarer table beside us complaining too. the personal runs like headless chickens like the Christmas party. at the end we had tired of waiting for our drinks bill, went out and paid at the bar. I can certainly say I will not come back, I will not receive my high time here and I will never recommend this place. what a waste of money to have a bad call. as a local person and business owner I am very disappointed and can recommend much better places for them to spend their hard money. I'm sorry that the woman is getting married here next week, much luck her and I hope we gave her enough warning to ensure that the team has correct staff levels and skills before the big day. they can't even be finished with a Sunday roast."

Juju

Juju

316 - 318 King's Road Chelsea London, SW3 5UH, United Kingdom

Tea • Beer • Drinks • Chicken


"We booked a wowcher deal for 8 of us on Saturday originally at 5.30pm, the restaurant moved this to 6.30pm a couple of weeks before no issue. We had problems with the piccadilly line all under ground so no mobile signal which turned a 40 minute journey into 1 hour 45 which meant we arrived at South Kensington tube at 6.40. We walked quickly the mile to the restaurant while calling , on the way. There were no replies and the voicemail was full. When we arrived at Jujus at 7.02 we were that our table had been given away as they only hold the booking for half a hour . After getting the manager out who told us 1. no one was in the office to answer the phone 2. she had already given our table away 10 minutes ago 3. we are being rude and she didn't want to talk to us anymore . After pointing our that that means they didn't hold our table for the half hour, she finally relented and let us in saying she would push a table together but they had a booking at 8.30 so we would have to go by then. When we got to the table, it was clearly the one they had ready for us anyway so it was set for 8 and there was only 5 of us who went in the end. Also the restaurant was half empty and at no point until we left around 9.30 so no 8.30 booking were all the tables full. They said they had already redeemed all four wowchers so we were unable to cancel one although they did give us food for 8. Food itself was very nice , chow mein or green curries and once we were sat down it was a good atmosphere however the fight to get in spoiled it somewhat. Toilets also , although what was obviously an expensive refurb, had probably not been cleaned all day with overflowing bins and lots of paper on the floor. I'm not sure if staff had an issue with guests using wowchers instead of paying full price in which case don't use those sites or the fact that we are all girls that need to work for a living and lack high end designer clothes and bags. First bad wowcher/groupon I've had."

Salieri Restaurant

Salieri Restaurant

376 The Strand Covent Garden London, WC2R 0LQ, WC2E 7HA, United Kingdom

Pasta • Steak • French • Italian


"This was apparently a very old family run restaurant that was incredibly popular in its day. It’s in a fabulous location on the Strand, directly opposite the Savoy. Unfortunately, it now looks like it has been taken over and is being run by a relatively young team, who basically haven’t got a clue. They’re clearly riding on the coat-tails of what it used to be, but are just not cutting it. I’m pretty certain that I’m not the first person to come to this conclusion, as nearly every restaurant in the Covent Garden area is packed out for pre-theatre meals, but Salieri was suspiciously empty, with only three other tables occupied when we went in. The menu was hugely disappointing and not what I expected of a decent Italian restaurant. To give the staff their due, they try really hard (possibly too hard) to be polite and helpful, but what they’re offering is too feeble to match their enthusiasm. When my food arrived it turned out to be the most bland, tasteless, under-seasoned version of a pasta dish I have ever known. You would get more flavour out of a 99p microwave “ping dinner” from a supermarket. In the time we were sat there, lots of passers by were obviously looking for somewhere to eat and stopped to consult the menu. Every couple or group looked at each other and shrugged indifferently and walked on. Not one single person came in. I found myself wishing I’d also looked at the menu before walking in, but didn’t as I was led to believe it was the wonderful family run restaurant it used to be. Given that the staff are welcoming and enthusiastic, this place needs to sack the chef and replace him/her with someone who knows how to cook basic pasta dishes and can bring a creative update to the horrendous menu. Until that happens, I’m afraid I wouldn’t touch it again with the proverbial barge pole."

Paradise Garage

Paradise Garage

Arch 254, Paradise Row London, E2 9LE, United Kingdom

Fish • Cheese • British • Chocolate


"bethnal green used to be my stolen floor. the four years that I spent during university in the postcodes (before the move and then not just far away now) saw more house parties than fine eating, but as always the way with up and upcoming areas, the good restaurants are quick to find an opportunity. what did the youngs behind claphams the dairy the manor last juli. the paradise garage is an ideal place to enjoy the last spring and summer sun. I actually made it over the last Wednesday to try the best bean small plates that are large on textures and aromes.Welcomed in by the first glowing of only illuminated candles and the most friendly of hosts and hostes, we were shown at our table on the side of the restaurant. this was the perfect place to admire the tiled walls, the weeping up, the hauch of turquoise and of course the beautiful open kitchen, framed by green. While we chose champagne, still warm sourdough came at the table together with homemade whisky butter and a taste of pickled root, which had the perfect bite and tang./ the choice what was to have was hard, but of course we have on the plate. they recommend sharing two or three small plates and the cannon picnic' consisting of all the cannon used in different ways, or three or four small plates. we went for the latter (although very tried and decided by the Tasting menu to negotiate decisions. / first came the black pfeffer, the black pfeffer and the apfel salumi, which lasted all five seconds before we dipped into the venisontare and jerusal artichoke. here the textures began to come into play with the artichoke as foam and the flesh penetrated easily to be broken together with the brot./ then came the corn basket with fennel, ingwer and borage. a little looser and damper than we had expected and the brown crab biscuit split on the plate, but the fresh fennel brought him all together, and a world away from the fennel chemsy that accompanied the lamb hearts-slivers, the rich in taste even under the smooth sour of the pumice. that was our least popular dish of the day that was overshadowed by what had come before, but by no means a duff order. the stronger aromas of the cod from the sea were the more memorable; smoked fish, strong rogen, jam and ketchup./ for dessert we ordered cheese (can not take any french without having to judge the cheese plate) and the white chocolate parrot, which was perfectly balanced with little french. / would have been during my university days, I would probably have spent all my student loans and bar services in paradise garage. from the attention to the different textures, to the preference of the teller (both eating and the whistle) and the warmest greeting, gill and the team have proved that they are the top of their game again. four of five."