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Category Archives: Crawley
Crawley – Tamashah – Needed Food, Had Food
On Monday of this week, Hector enjoyed the classic Yadgar (Glasgow) Goshat Karahi, sublime. On Wednesday, Lord Clive and Lady Maggie of Crawley accompanied Hector to Whitechapel where, what was definitely a first visit to Dilpasand, proved to be beyond … Continue reading
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Crawley – The Downsman – Smoked Lamb Chops!
Lamb Chops at The Downsman Curry Club (Wakehurst Drive, Southgate, Crawley, RH10 6DH), one of life’s greatest pleasures. It was fitting that Marg and Hector would join Lord Clive of Crawley at this legendary establishment after our arduous twenty four … Continue reading
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Crawley – The Downsman – Lamb Chops, How Many?
There had to be one final indulgence in this trip to Crawley, Lamb Chops (£8.95) for lunch at The Downsman (Wakehurst Drive, Southgate, Crawley, RH10 6DH). Clive took little persuasion. We arrived @12.30 to find signs for – wet paint … Continue reading
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Croydon – Saravanaa Bhavan – Prices!
After a week of surprising football scores, everything went as expected today. Lord Clive of Crawley and Hector watched both matches simultaneously in Croydon. Clive reckoned there was nowhere left in Crawley with multiple TVs and decent ale, the recent … Continue reading
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Crawley – Tamashah – Spice of Life
Lord Clive and Lady Maggie collected Hector at Gatwick two hours after the scheduled arrival time, something to do with a French Air Traffic Controllers’ strike – yesterday. There’s a new Curry House in Crawley, The excellent – Downsman – … Continue reading
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Crawley – Downsman Curry Club – Was there Life before Methi?
Marg and Hector are in Crawley en route to ….. well you’ll find out in a day or two, Curry awaits there too. I dropped hints earlier today on a Social Medium that perhaps we could visit the Downsman Curry … Continue reading
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Crawley – The Downsman Indian Restaurant – an Afternoon of Sheer Indulgence
The Downsman Indian Restaurant (Wakehurst Drive, Southgate, Crawley, RH10 6DH) is how the Menu now describes these premises. Curry Club – no more. Still, it remains a Pub which serves Curry, a feature that is becoming less of a phenomenon … Continue reading
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Crawley – Fat Boy’s Joint Afghan Canteen – A Game of Two Halves
Third night of five in Crawley and the first Curry-Heute It was a close run thing, even Hector suggested Nando’s just to convince Clive and Maggie that they did not have to have Curry on their ninth wedding anniversary. Fat … Continue reading
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Crawley – Dosa Club – South Indian Cuisine at Langley Green
Lord Clive and Lady Maggie of Crawley had been made aware of a new Curry House in the Langley Green Neighbourhood of their town. A taxi was taken to Dosa Club (8 Langley Parade, Crawley RH11 7RS) from Three Bridges … Continue reading
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Crawley – The Downsman – Not their Best Night – Unlucky 13th Visit
Marg is – on vacation -, The Hector is merely – on a (another) trip. So it goes. Lord Clive of Crawley, met us at Gatwick an hour after we had – Landed – (how many – Can – references … Continue reading