Pizza express?

I'm off to bed. G'luck with it Lewie.

I might try Pizza Express, although I don't know if she likes Pizza (and I know they sell other stuff, but still)

I've heard that the Slug and Lettuce is good. Is it?

I might try Pizza Express, although I don't know if she likes Pizza (and I know they sell other stuff, but still)

I've heard that the Slug and Lettuce is good. Is it?

Or her dad may have been slain on his own doorstep by a hit-man disguised as a pizza delivery boy. Better check first, Lewie.

Consider tapas.
Small portions, cheap, intimate.

I dont really like tapas and wouldnt choose to eat it often personally, but for a first date its potentially awesome.

EDIT: I take it you are not living in leeds? If Viva Cuba is where Japanic was,

then it is near the Scream Pub that is a barge on a traffic island,

that could make a nice novelty drink afterwards - if she's a bit grebby/indie. At thats coming from a guy who normally hates scream pubs.

Dunno, we are going to brasserie 44 for xmas lunch, casa mia is cheap and good, red chiuli for chinese. Little Tokyo is good.

Yeah but they are students.

Saying that the bestest place I went to in Leeds was [url]http://www.northbar.com/]North Bar[/url] - though I haven't been there for at least 2 years.

Finger Of Fudge.

who the fuck doesnt like pizza?

I like pizza, but I find Pizza Express to be the most pompous, up-it's-own-arse place currently on the high street. It amazes me that people will go there and not think "get over yourselves, it's a fucking pizza!".

Their pizza's aren't even that good.

I like pizza, but I find Pizza Express to be the most pompous, up-it's-own-arse place currently on the high street. It amazes me that people will go there and not think "get over yourselves, it's a fucking pizza!".

Their pizza's aren't even that good.

It's not as bad as Pizza Hut.

But why is it always full of screaming babies? Seriously, who takes their baby to a moderately civilised high street chain restaurant?

It's far worse - at least Pizza Hut knows it's place. Although now it's rebranded itself to Pasta Hut I may have to rethink that.

It's far worse - at least Pizza Hut knows it's place. Although now it's rebranded itself to Pasta Hut I may have to rethink that.


Hahaha you think it's moderately civilised

It really hasn't, although it does appear to be a massive success as a publicity stunt.

The one down the road from my office has changed its sign.

They've changed a few hundred branches apparently, but only temporarily. The menu changes though (i.e. a lot more pasta options) are permanent.

30. Not even a few hundred.

How old's the Grimlet now, Grim...?

First Born's at the age (21 months or so) where he's now a massive pain to take to a restaurant not because he'll start screaming but cos he's up and about and won't sit fucking still for five minutes. It means he's awesome fun at home, but makes him an impossible dining companion. Last time we went out for a meal with him and a bunch of family people we basically hired a room at the back of the pub, so he could whizz around. He spent an hour sat in the fireplace playing with brass things.

For a start, here we all are talking about it.

I honestly don't understand parents who take their kids out to eat and then just ignore tham while they run all over the restaurant.
I may understand more in a year or so, of course.

We're not in Pizza Hut, though.

Whose?