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Winner's Dinners - Cooking up a storm of protest down the Lane
My friend Gordon Ramsay famously said, "Michael Winner knows nothing about food." At last I've found someone who knows less about food than me.
Not only less about food, less about presentation, about how to treat people, in
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Winner's Dinners - A wretched revamp - but a culinary masterclass
you said to Geraldine?
Don Roberts, Cheshire
I thought that one's private jet awaited one. As you had to leave a function early to catch yours, I dread to think what kind of private jet it was. Perhaps it was delivering the day's duck
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Winner's Dinners - Best meal ever for £13 (car hire not included)
Madoff with your money?
Don Roberts, Cheshire
As you're £6m in debt you might like to hear of an absolute bargain to be found in Morrisons supermarket. Your staff will tell you what a supermarket is. Superb liver and onions with
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Winner's Dinners - Arriving in style to find a hidden gem
away from the camera.
Don Roberts, Cheshire
I realise at your age it must be difficult to remember where you go, but the last time I went to Pere Bise (which was appalling) it was on Lake Annecy, not Lake Geneva.
Steven Peters,
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Winner's Dinners - Barely a step wrong - and no naked ladies
missives
Please don't reveal the stupidity of your average reader by explaining your jokes, as you did last week . Thank you very much, but I'd already asked my wife.
don Roberts, Cheshire
At Fisher Pond Great House you said
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Winner's Dinners - From the sublime to the ridiculously rude Mrs X
about the horrific north London woman seated next to me at the Wolseley who imposed herself on me endlessly, interrupted my conversations with Geraldine and with friends who came over, and ended up swearing at me, using the f-word every two
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Winner's Dinners - Putting on the Ritz for the world's best cuppa
most beautiful rooms in London". don't rush to book. Winner ain't serving tea.
The Ritz grub was impeccable. Marvellous Earl Grey tea; perfect fresh sandwiches; scones with jam and cream; chocolate cake; raspberry rounds; shortbread; fruit
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Winner's Dinners - A glittering addition to my London Top 10
grin standing beside you?
Don Roberts, Cheshire
I agree with you, Ivy burgers are dreadful. So is service at the Ivy club. My date's risotto was cold, as was my steak. Their fancy lift had already broken down.
Peter Wilson, LonDon
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Winner's Dinners - You couldn't get more top flight than this magical myster...
the crumbling Ivy . I don't understand why, when its compatriots Le Caprice and Scott's (both in my top 10 London restaurants) are so good, the Ivy lags behind. As for the Ivy club , people report it's still appalling. Waiters don't know
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Winner's Dinners - No problem being easily led if you end up here
as Baron Hardup, why don't you complete your convalescence by appearing in Peter Pan as a swashbuckling pirate? Geraldine could be first mate.
don Roberts, Cheshire
Send letters to Winner's Dinners, The Sunday Times, 1 Pennington
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