Amen Couldn't agree more - we always do something nice before/after Valentines and then Valentines Day itself is spent at home over a bottle of wine and some grub.
Valentines day restaurants
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Amen Couldn't agree more - we always do something nice before/after Valentines and then Valentines Day itself is spent at home over a bottle of wine and some grub.
OK, I do actually agree with you. Last year the wife and I had an anti-Valentine's night out at Wimbledon Dogs with two like-minded couples, which was marvellous fun.Amen!
Erin and I are out for our V day dinner this Sat. Fight the power!
I've just been chatting to your lovely ladieeee and she says you're going to Kew Grill - excellent choice
Lovely and cosy inside and the food is fab, we would go more often but they only have about 2 fish dishes and 1 veggie dish - I don't think AWT likes veggies I'm gonna put a baaaaaaarrrrmmm under Valentines Day!
Have you got Deeeeevvvee's number to get you some semtax I've just been chatting to your lovely ladieeee and she says you're going to Kew Grill - excellent choice
Well thats your fault for not eating real food!
Well thats your fault for not eating real food!
That's what Tom says everytime we go and I sit there moaning about the lack of non-meat dishes on the menu Fine, enjoy your cow
The thought of Valentines day at a restaurant makes me want to gauge my eyeballs out with a spoon.
I always cook for my lovely husband, far more romantic and personal (unless your a **** cook)
Not decided what to cook yet, although I'll be making a wild mushroom and truffle soup for starter.
I always cook for my lovely husband, far more romantic and personal (unless your a **** cook)
Not decided what to cook yet, although I'll be making a wild mushroom and truffle soup for starter.
Fine, enjoy your cow
I will Cow tastes good!
Crikey !! Could I book a table for three next Saturday night ??
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I agree with the logic that is generally expressed in this post - I suggested to my bloke that we could cook a special meal on the day then go out after the event. My man, who is a sweetie, insisted on booking a top Manchester restaurant on the day. It was the same last year (and no the service wasn't bad, and the menu was yum - but dear). I'm not complaining though, it is his treat after all.