Well, we just got back from a highly enjoyable mid-morning snack at Sizzlers today. We had home-made croissants, piping hot coffees and some toast (which was also sampled by neo-Dadaist).
Mr Sizzler loved neo-Dadaist, and says we should have another one to be a little friend for her.
Service with a smile, very attentive - and the evening menu looks great, let alone the lunchtime menu which has chicken curry on it - yum!
Thumbs up from the Dada clan.
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New restaurant - Sizzlers
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by mr magnolia » 16 Dec 2004, 00:30
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by DG » 18 Dec 2004, 14:25
And you weren't asked to leave 
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It's great though - can't believe our luck - just a few doors away. Although it may not be kitted out for kids, we took our granddaughter along. She got loads of attention (even from the chef) and we were made to feel really welcome with her. We'll take our own chair extention thing with a stray to make our own high chair next time.
Glad you enyoyed it, Dada clan!
DG
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It's great though - can't believe our luck - just a few doors away. Although it may not be kitted out for kids, we took our granddaughter along. She got loads of attention (even from the chef) and we were made to feel really welcome with her. We'll take our own chair extention thing with a stray to make our own high chair next time.
Glad you enyoyed it, Dada clan!
DG
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by mr magnolia » 18 Dec 2004, 21:04
Sounds great: So, who's going to be first to try it with three lttle ones?
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by mr magnolia » 25 Jan 2005, 13:11
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by Maria » 25 Jan 2005, 15:23
I've only made it in for lunch but can give it the thumbs up. The polite service alone is well worth a mention 
However, non-smokers might have found it hard going. When we were there tables either side had smokers at them. One table consisted of two French girls who ordered food, but didn't eat it, choosing instead to chain smoke. It bothered me and I'm *whisper it*, one of a dying breed- a smoker. The couple beside us had a young baby with them but it didn't deter anyone (apart from Homer and myself, of course
) from lighting up 
The restaurant isn't really big enough IMHO to let folk smoke...
However, non-smokers might have found it hard going. When we were there tables either side had smokers at them. One table consisted of two French girls who ordered food, but didn't eat it, choosing instead to chain smoke. It bothered me and I'm *whisper it*, one of a dying breed- a smoker. The couple beside us had a young baby with them but it didn't deter anyone (apart from Homer and myself, of course
) from lighting up The restaurant isn't really big enough IMHO to let folk smoke...-
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