Local Reviews
In July 2023, Geoff Godsmark said about Everest Lounge
My first visit and won't be the last. Excellent food and service.
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In July 2023, Paul Wright said about Everest Lounge
We shall return!
Need I stay more?
Need I stay more?
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In July 2023, Jo said about Bolton Stadium Hotel
Very welcoming and the free Wi-Fi was very much appreciated
Very roomy and clean room. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Would definitely stay again š
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In July 2023, Travelleronwheels said about Lichfield Garrick Theatre & Studio
This is a great theatre. Well laid out, good acoustics and very friendly and helpful staff. Unfortunately I am not local - otherwise Iād be a regular visitor.
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In July 2023, Jayshree Mehta said about Burlington Hotel
Great location, comfortable room
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In July 2023, David Wilson said about The Crown Club
Stunning setting historic wonderful staff very much like the hotel and all staff cannot do enough for you.. thanks
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In July 2023, Sightseer52446580242 said about Taste Social (Chinese Tapas) Restaurant
Popped in for some lunch - good food, good value and a really nice atmosphere. I recommend the vegetable chow mein.
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In July 2023, pengness w said about Taste Social (Chinese Tapas) Restaurant
Great service, great food, will come again every day!
The quick luncheon is definitely excellent value for your currency.
The quick luncheon is definitely excellent value for your currency.
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In July 2023, Julian H said about Taste Social (Chinese Tapas) Restaurant
I had chow mein and a drink, it was really nice. We went here for lunch and recommend it. 5 stars :)
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In July 2023, Elizabeth L said about Lichfield Garrick Theatre & Studio
We went to see a performance of chanting and dance by the monks of the Tashi Lhunpo Monastery, based now in Karnataka in South India as they cannot live, pray and teach freely in their home monastery in Tibet.
There was a short introduction in English, by one of their English supporters, describing the context of what we were going to see and hear. Each piece was probably no longer than 10 -12 minutes (one was shortened from 5 hours!), so the performance was accessible and enjoyable. The dance costumes are stunning in their colours and intricate Buddhist designs.
I'm a Christian, not a Buddhist, but I'm always interested to experience other cultures; there was a stall selling Buddhist merchandise which I didn't buy, but I did buy a gorgeously soft Tibetan yak wool shawl as a birthday present for one of my sisters.
I believe these performances should be supported: when a culture dies, part of our human history dies.
There was a short introduction in English, by one of their English supporters, describing the context of what we were going to see and hear. Each piece was probably no longer than 10 -12 minutes (one was shortened from 5 hours!), so the performance was accessible and enjoyable. The dance costumes are stunning in their colours and intricate Buddhist designs.
I'm a Christian, not a Buddhist, but I'm always interested to experience other cultures; there was a stall selling Buddhist merchandise which I didn't buy, but I did buy a gorgeously soft Tibetan yak wool shawl as a birthday present for one of my sisters.
I believe these performances should be supported: when a culture dies, part of our human history dies.
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk