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Terre a Terre, BrightonNewest Review: ... when we eat out there are only a couple of vege choices on the menu, and we like to eat out a lot! I have to say that this ... more |
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by - written on 26/06/09 (Useful, 11 readings)
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We booked into Terre a Terre last week, we were on our Honeymoon and my new Hubby thought it would be nice to take me to a Vegetarian restaurant as generally when we eat out there are only a couple of vege choices on the menu, and we like to eat out a lot! I have to say that this place is fantastic, I couldn't decide what to eat, a liked the whole menu, so we went for the Tapas menu deal that included wine and deserts. The organic wine was supurb, and the Tapas that came quickly after couldn't be faulted. The selection was perfect and hopefully the receipe book thats due out later in the year will be even better. The service second to none. The restaurant was very ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/04/05 (Very useful, 381 readings)
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As a fomer student in Brighton, a frequnt visitor and a vegetarian food lover, I wish to comment on how Brighton caters for vegetarians. In short, Brighton is a fantastic place to be if you are Vegetarian. There are a whole range of cafes and restuarants which will cater for you needs. For the purpose of this review, I will comment simply on completely vegetarian eateries, but if you are in the mood for wandering, simply stroll through the North or South lanes and see what you can find, you won't be disappointed; if you wish to plan, follow my advice bellow. Bombay Aloo Indian Vegetarian Restaurant 39, Ship St, Brighton, East Sussex ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/04/05 (Very useful, 359 readings)
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Brighton is a great place to eat out. The availability of different kinds of restaurant both in type of cuisine and affordability is almost limitless. From Korean to South American or Lebanese most types of cuisines are represented. Another area where Brighton is very well catered for is that of Vegetarian/Vegan cuisine. Those of us who live down here have a great choice and ‘Terre A Terre’ set just outside the famous Brighton lanes, is one of the very best not only in the town but in the country as a whole. LOCATION, LOCATION… ‘Terre a Terre’ started out in very small premises on the street leading to Brighton bus and coach station. In those days ... Read the complete review
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