LadyInBed
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Portchester YC do a damn fine Sunday lunch and are visitor friendly.
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Recommended yacht clubs to dine at
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alahol2
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Portchester SC Friday nights also, though sometimes needs booking. Excellent and not expensive.
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Escapeii
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Sorry to hear that as the club has quite an impressive appearance and when I visited it in 2000 was very welcoming.
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sailorman
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yes very welcolming but the question was food related
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ronniewood
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For we Northerners, Largs Sailing Club is launching a new Friday and Saturday night Dinner Menu which rises well above the usual bar choice.
First menu effort looks worth a try.
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First menu effort looks worth a try.
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ChrisE
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Thanks for the replies, it seems that we have a fair few to choose from.
Incidently, was on a rally at Gins Farm over the weekend, their cod and chips is very nice as was the meal in the evening. The service was outstanding as well.
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Incidently, was on a rally at Gins Farm over the weekend, their cod and chips is very nice as was the meal in the evening. The service was outstanding as well.
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Clive_Rigden
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Glad you enjoyed it /forums/images/icons/smile.gif
PS: What was the Rally?
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ChrisE
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Rival Owners Association. Another forum person, St. Bridget, was there as well.
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