Loch Fyne

Loch Fyne: Fyne fresh fish in the centre of Leeds (890 words)
by lellagrace - written on 01.02.07 (Very useful, 405 readings)
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I was delighted to find in the centre of Leeds, City Square to be exact, a branch of this restaurant chain. Today I visited for the first time with two friends. It was around 2.30 pm and a weekday and the restaurant was fairly empty, except for one elderly gent on his own and a couple of businessmen at another table. RECEPTION When we entered the waitress was on the phone but within a couple of minutes another waitress arrived to show us to our table. The bar was in the centre of the restaurant and behind that was a large refrigerated counter where you can buy various kinds of fish to take home. It all looked very fresh and whetted our ...

Oh Aye, It's Fyne By Me! (1252 words)
by Nibelung - written on 15.02.03 (Very useful, 412 readings)
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It's very easy to go continually to the same restaurant. Once you find one that suits your taste and pocket, inertia has a lot to be said for it. However, once in a while, we do like to kicks over the traces and branch out. Last Saturday evening was one such occasion. Loch Fyne Restaurants are a national chain of eateries specialising in fish and other seafood. Actually, "national chain" might be too grand a description, since there are currently 22 branches with a heavy South-Of-The-Wash bias, these being - Bath, Beaconsfield, Brighton, Cairndow, Cambridge, Covent Garden, Crouch End, Egham, Elton, Fulham Road, Hadley ...