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Decent Indian or Pizza (sit in) in Lisburn please?
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chunkymunks
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in N. Ireland
Does anyone have any recommendations for a good Indian or Pizza restaurant in Lisburn please? I don't mind if it's licensed or byob as long as it's clean, comfy and a reasonable price. Thanks.
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Pizarelly's always seems to be busy, so I'm assuming it's pretty good although it's ages since I've been there.
Spice (Indian) gets a good reputation, but the last time I was there, to be honest I wasn't that impressed. I find the Himalaya on Bachelor's Walk (almost opposite Pizarrelly's) to be the best in Lisburn - it's definitely not flashy, but has been around for years, and the food is excellent.0 -
I've eaten in Spice a few times and think it's lovely...but a little expensive. Lovely for a treat/special occassion."I believe that everything happens for a reason. People change so that you can learn to let go, things go wrong so that you appreciate them when they're right, you believe lies so you eventually learn to trust no one but yourself, and sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together." Marilyn Monroe0
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Cafe Murano, formerly Angelos, is great - its on Market Lane (lane between Health Centre and Library)The Daily Mail
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You could try Ginza beside the cinema - it's Asian but lots more than a Chinese! Lovely very different menu including Thai curries and lovely lobster and crab dishes. They do a big platter starter that I haven't tried yet but always looks gorgeous too!!Life's a box of beads - rainbow coloured and full of surprises!:D0
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Can recommend Uno's just on bachelor's walk. opposite pizzarellys and down 100m from train station. at lnch they have pizza or pasta menu for £6. everything freshly made. and you can take leftoers with you.
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I thought Unos was good but had to wait ages on the food.
Love pizzareillies, but i heard that it changed chefs recently and is not as good. But - in Pizzareillies the choc honeycomb eclair (aka calories on a plate) is a must!0 -
Pizzareillies is yummy
Himalaya too0 -
Pizzarellis always good but I think has got a bit pricey -hubby and I went for lunch the other day, main course each and coke and was over £20, a bit steep for lunch imho!Life's a box of beads - rainbow coloured and full of surprises!:D0
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Also The Point (formerly Piper's Quay) not bad but not specifically pizza or indian!Life's a box of beads - rainbow coloured and full of surprises!:D0
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Not indian or pizza but Cafe Bistro in the square is brilliant.0
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