• Voroxpete@sh.itjust.works
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    9 months ago

    To be fair, this is not helped by the fact that British people are often very bad at recommending good places to eat. A lot of people value familiarity over quality.

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      9 months ago

      We were actually there for my uncle in laws wedding, so you would think we would have gotten better advice. But I guess weddings are busy…

      The food at the wedding was amazing though. I can’t even remember it all, they brought out so much food. I think there was venison and duck, and fish I have never even heard of before, it was over the top. But his parents were like old money wealthy, so I doubt that’s common. It was also in like a minor castle, and the grounds were just gorgeous. I could have spent days just inspecting all the plants, so much variety of foreign plants and super cool hardwood trees.

      That was the only great food we had, although the Indian food pretty good. Got old after a week though.