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27-07-2009, 12:37 PM
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places to eat in reading
i'm doing a course in reading just now and looking for ideas of where to eat/what to do this evening? I'm staying in the malmaison so am fairly central
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27-07-2009, 1:17 PM
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Re: places to eat in reading
What are you after?
There is a nice Italian called Ninos which is a 5 minutes walk from Malmaison, and a nice Thai called Art of Siam which is tasty. If you want simple Pie & Chips with an ale go to Sweeney and Todds - awesome.
Google will probably give you a better route than my shoddy directions though 
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27-07-2009, 1:24 PM
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Re: places to eat in reading
Might seem a bit obvious but what about Malmaison?
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Re: places to eat in reading
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Re: places to eat in reading
you really shouldnt do both at the same time, you'll get food on the pages
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Re: places to eat in reading
Food wise, if you like Greek, go to Kyrenia in Caversham. It's about 10 mins walk from the station. It's a family run restaurant with fantastic food, wine and service. Heartily recommended.
If you like Indian food go to Miah's Garden of Gulab in Cemetary Junction. Again, great food and service. One of my favourite Indian restaurants
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i'm doing a course in reading just now and looking for ideas of where to eat/what to do this evening? I'm staying in the malmaison so am fairly central
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27-07-2009, 1:54 PM
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Re: places to eat in reading
nice one, lots of choices. Thanks. (eat at malmaison last night, so wanting a different place tonight)
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27-07-2009, 2:15 PM
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Re: places to eat in reading
The Library?
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27-07-2009, 2:31 PM
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Re: places to eat in reading
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Might seem a bit obvious but what about Malmaison?
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I used to work away quite a lot and always hated eating in hotels as they are soulless so I'd always find a local restaurant instead
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27-07-2009, 2:37 PM
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Re: places to eat in reading
The woman who won this year's "Apprentice" has a Caversham restaurant (very near Reading) called "Mya Lacarte".
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Re: places to eat in reading
nice one, lots of choices. Thanks. (eat at malmaison last night, so wanting a different place tonight)
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27-07-2009, 2:50 PM
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Re: places to eat in reading
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I used to work away quite a lot and always hated eating in hotels as they are soulless so I'd always find a local restaurant instead
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Also, what he said 
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28-07-2009, 10:08 AM
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Re: places to eat in reading
ended up going to the art of siam, best thai i've had for ages! Cheers for the shout about it. Tempted to eat light tonight though, off set the meal with extra drinks
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Re: places to eat in reading
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ended up going to the art of siam, best thai i've had for ages! Cheers for the shout about it. Tempted to eat light tonight though, off set the meal with extra drinks |
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