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Loch Fyne Restaurant (Twickenham)
Newest Review: ... “Food without Fumes scheme”. This is granted to establishments in the area who reserve at least 50% of their seating for non-smoking clients. Friday and Saturday nights are totally non-smoking. What was the bar area has had a complete overhaul with natural wooden floors and fittings used to their best advantage to give the place character. The atmosphere is very laid-back, ... more  ... and the waiting staff friendly but very efficient. Children are welcomed and for those who don’t eat fish, sausages and pasta are included in the “alternatives” section of the menu. Wheelchair users should note that none of ...more |
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Loch Fyne Restaurant (Twickenham): Something fishy is going on here! (916 words)
by spankygoodtime - written on 20.04.02 (Very useful, 995 readings)
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I spend most of my time at work cooking and preparing food, so when someone offers to cook for me, or take me out to eat, I have normally fixed a date with them before they have time to think about it and back out. My mum recently took my sister and myself to dinner and the location bought back quite a feeling of déjà vu for both of us. Our old school still stands in the road opposite The Loch Fyne Restaurant. I should think that in the early 70’s the poor landlord of The Nelson pub as it was then, must have had nightmares about losing his licence, as the more degenerate pupils from Thames Valley Grammar School visited the bar frequently. I was lucky ...
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