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L'Auberge Restaurant
Newest Review: ... street so you may have to trek a bit. We went in through the bar area. This appeared to be heaving with people. Upon entering the restaurant the first thing that hits you is its calm, and its very attractive cream and maroon décor. This combined with extremely welcoming French staff, made for a very good initial impression that was followed through when we were given our table. There are no pre-wrapped butter pats or milk jiggers here and the china and cutlery was of high quality. The only small thing that jarred was the paper cover that was placed over the table cloths. This restaurant is not overly formal, and is no way pretentious, ... more |
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L'Auberge Restaurant: Fabulous French food for all! (837 words)
by spankygoodtime - written on 01.12.01 (Very useful, 1541 readings)
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Teddington has more than enough customers for the many restaurants that line its main street due to the presence of the TV studios and the many businesses roundabout. When driving through the town no matter what night of the week it is, all the restaurants seem to be packed full. No exception is L’Auberge, which is attached to The King’s Head pub. This is the town that I grew up in, and I hosted my 21st birthday party in this pub. Then it was OK, but not the comfortable place to drink in that it is now. There was no restaurant but the floor-boarded function room was cheap and at that age it was all I wanted. However times have changed and this pub ...
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