Suggestions for good reasonably priced restaurants in your area please.

HWallace

If anyone is interested then Sopranos in Portsmouth Sothsea is really nice we went there for my sisters graduation meal and it was resonably priced the most expensive thing on the menu was the Steak at about £13.00. I had a chicken crispy noodle dish with pine nuts that was about £6.00.

Hope this helps someone.

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indiegirl_2

I have to recommend Chez Lahlou on Commonside in Walkley / Crookesmoor in Sheffield.

It's small and booking is advised, but it's fantastic - you get complimentary chicken wings as starters, the portions are huge - don't eat all day before you go ...

... from memory the dishes were around £8-15 depending what you had (steak being the most expensive, obviously), a fairly decent wine list.

A v intimate atmosphere (it can get very cramped!), the main offerings are French-based (hence the name), but I don't recollect our fussy eaters having any problems with the menu either.

black-saturn

Theres a reasonably price restaurant on Lowestoft seafront called 'ALANS'. They do good old fashioned English food such as stew and dumplings, steak and kidney pie and fish and chips and it usually comes to about £8 per head with a pudding too.

youandwhosearmy

Possibly already mentioned but Nawaab in Levenshulme, Manchester. Great reviews and I've been several times myself. £10 all you can eat. Drinks are a little expensive but the food both quality and quantity is superb.

black-saturn

Theres also Brewers Fayre in Lowestoft which are very good value.

BrightonLad

Yesterday i went to a restaurant in brighton i've often walked past and always thought i must go into!


Fat Leos in the lanes

£5.95 for two courses, £7.95 for 3.

Generous portions and lovely food. Recommended.

mistyarthur

Buddies in Northampton, on the road round the back of the guildhall is an american style place with loads of 'American things' it's good for a group of friends to go out for a meal not formal. It's not badly priced and you get huge portions, I highly recomend their homemade coleslaw. There's 6 other similar ones owned by the same bloke in Northampton can't remember the names though!Tel: 01604 620300

gravitytolls

Sheringham, The Crown. It's right on the coast, and during the week all day long, they do buy one meal (all around the £8ish mark), get one for £1. The beer's good too.

If you fancy something a little more upmarket, try the Hare and Hounds, in my village, Baconsthorpe, near Holt. It's not dead cheap, but my son is teh apprentice chef, and having tried his pear tart tatin (I could've fainted with delight), I cannot recommend highly enough. Well done that boy.

gkf

Mateyboy - don't know if I fancy your keema mice curry!! (Can't work out how to do a quote, sorry)

crispyduck_2

A couple for Pershore near Worcester, Belle House is pretty good but not cheap, but just wander two more minutes down the road the The Brandy Cask, real ales (made in his own micro brewery), beautiful garden that runs right down to the river and honest cheap hot pub food, nothing fancy just great grub!

He does have a reduced menu on a Sunday as he caters for a lot of Sunday roasts, but try his burgers (esp the Brandy Cask Burger).

Great guys that run it too, Spencer and Marianne

Try it you'll love it!