Aaah bistro.

• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  19 March 2011     17:0397611
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  yet another eaterie, a posh one too by the sound of it.
  
  interesting that they want the chef to be flexible, maybe they expect him to do spot of limbo dancing between the courses.
• Guest 640

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  19 March 2011     18:3797623
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  The market cant sustain the leisure side of things as it is. Look at the situation with the pubs for example, they are struggling as we know, and a whole bunch of restaurants are dark....
  
  But anyway, one has to wish them luck. Good home food..whats that nowadays??
  
  email: dover7@msn.com
• howard mcsweeney1

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  19 March 2011     18:4197627
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  a bit like the saying just like mother cooked.
  
  lucretia borgia was a mother i believe.
• Guest 695

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  19 March 2011     19:0397634
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  I've a hunch this may be for The Arlington in Snargate Street or, as it is to be called, The Arlington West Bistro. Hope it's as good as it was before it closed last year. Seems they're taking a change in direction this time.
  
  Getting a little concerned with your occupation of looking in shop windows at their notice boards Howard
• Guest 703

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  19 March 2011     19:0497635
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  It's to be hoped their produce budget is better than their advertising budget
• Melissa Pile

  • Location: Dover
  19 March 2011     20:2597668
  #6      
  OOOh thats interesting i will pass on details here to my brother in law who has just came home from the navy whos a chef
• Guest 641

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  19 March 2011     21:5197689
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  I thought exactly the same Tony, by strange coincidence I contacted them this morning.
  
  Ray