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MichelangeloNewest Review: ... itself directly opposite the restaurant (single yellow line so come the evening/weekend you’re fine). Although Michelangelo counts an off-license and a couple of fast food eateries amongst its neighbours, in half a dozen visits I’ve always managed to find a spot on that stretch. Should you be unlucky with that, there is a pub just up ... more |
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by - written on 26/11/01 (Very useful, 344 readings)
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[Vegetarians may prefer to skip the first two paragraphs] I like steak. Actually I do and I don’t. I’m not overly enamoured of it when it’s my clumsy appendages that have to manipulate it in and out of the pan. The end product either leaves me bedridden for a month or could be used as an offensive weapon should the occasion require it. When, oh when will those darned scientists invent a microwave-able steak? Take me to a good restaurant though and I find it hard to suppress the smile as I utter those immortal words ‘Medium Rare Please’, and sit back content in the knowledge that about five lengths of a cow away, ... Read the complete review
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