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Sugar Loaf (Market Harborough)Newest Review: ... toilets. From my student days I recall an evil drink called Grog that contributed to keeping the local police cells well utilised. JDW specialises in the 'pile 'em high and flog 'em cheap' school of both booze and catering. They keep the menu fairly simple, offer shockingly good bargain deals, don't pull the usual stunt of offering a cheap meal and then stinging you for the drinks, have free ... more |
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by - written on 23/09/09 (Very useful, 98 readings)
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Some readers might have the impression that I can't 'eat cheap' and I spend my life hamming it up in so-called Gastro-pubs eating food that's been - as my Grandad would have said - 'mucked about with'. It seems appropriate to come clean and admit to my guilty secret. I am (and I'll whisper it quietly) a bit of a fan of the budget pub-chain J.D.Wetherspoons and my outlet of choice is the Sugar Loaf on the High Street in Market Harborough. There was a time when admitting to eating at JDW's was a bit like admitting you clipped coupons or watched daytime TV. People who can afford not to aren't supposed to like eating in bargain basement pub chains. It's also true ... Read the complete review
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