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“best carvery in essex”
written by mrkanatli on 29/01/2012
Firstly I like to point out this is my local carvery and I love going there !!! The the last review I just see must be smoking crack !! U can not qet better value for money elsewhere fact I've tried !!!! And secondly all there vegetable are from our local farm all fresh and best around !!! The service is very welcoming and pleasant !!! I am always pleased when I go there and never had a bad word to say about the place !!! You can't beat there delicious home made yorkshire pies,,, just like my nan use to make !!!!!! U really gotta try it for yourself ,,, it really is worth trying out !!!! I heard there starting a cockney pie, mash and liquor all made at the restaurant !!! I can't wait for that I love pie and mash !!!!!
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Chinchin's Response to mrkanatli's Review
Written on: 21/03/2012
Far from being on crack, you may enjoy eating food that had been out for hours in a nearly empty restaurant. I do not. I just wish I had reported this cramped and smelly dive to the Environmental Health. I can quite understand why the place was nearly empty all evening in the busy run up to Christmas. Avoid like the plague. This nasty place couldn't even muster up any Christmas crackers or hats and the table 'decorations' were falling apart!