Parents visiting for dinner

[kecheesman]

I have elderly parents that are visiting for dinner soon, they're rather traditional shall we say.

Any advice on where we should go for dinner?

Thanks in advance!

[Salsaboy]

Fish and chips out of the paper with a nice cup of tea.

[Jah Lush]

Franklins. No doubt about it.

[binkylilyput]

Franklins

[Jeremy]

Franklins, or maybe Crooked Well if you fancy a short journey. I've always enjoyed food at the Palmerston too.

[mancity68]

If they're as traditional as mine, Franklins or Crooked Well would be way too fancy. Mine only really go for decent pub grub - although the Menier Theatre restaurant, which is no distance at all by Ginger Line, went down a treat.

[grannymarg]

I need an exertion es fitter to replace my open coal/log burning fireplace with a gas fuelled coal effect fire. Any suggestions please.

[Seabag]

grannymarg Wrote:

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> I need an exertion es fitter to replace my open

> coal/log burning fireplace with a gas fuelled coal

> effect fire. Any suggestions please.

Again Franklin's or The Crooked Well do an excellent open coal/log burning blackpudding effect with cockles burning effect fire starter menu. I suggest you eat/look there

[TheArtfulDogger]

Traditional British grub?

Gotta be a curry then init !

[yeknomyeknom]

Palmerston has a more traditional menu than Franklins.