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Lussman's Eatery (St Albans)
Newest Review: ... that Lussmans has been cleverly designed to minimise noise. No matter how busy the restaurant is, the noise seems to be muffled and contained so that ordinary conversation can take place. ~~the food~~ When I looked at the menu, I was delighted to discover that Lussmans pride themselves on using local produce, organic and free range food which (as they say) "champions artisan ... more  ... producers". Ethically sourced food is very important to me -I do not eat red meat but I am reassured to know that when it is on offer, only ethically produced meat is used.
The bistro style menu is ideal for my family, as three of us don't eat meat but o...more |
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Lussman's Eatery (St Albans): The Best of Bistro (817 words)
by - written on 04/09/09 (Very useful, 102 readings)
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When Lussmans restaurant first opened in St Albans I decided to avoid it at all costs! The most prominent thing that I noticed about the reviews and menus was that it was "bistro style eating". For some reason this made me think of 1980s small restaurants that favoured boil in the bag, meat based meals. How wrong could I be! ~~the surroundings~~ I first tried Lussmans almost by accident - looking for anywhere that had a last minute table on a Friday night. Walking in, I was surprised by the elegant décor - leather seats, wooden floors, potted palms and modern artwork. The wall that faces the ancient stonework of St Albans Abbey is made ... Read the complete review
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