Nouvelle cuisine - Festive lunch at Hilton Hotel, St Andrews St

[Aldo1983]

If folk don't like poncey restaurants then it's ok. You do all now you don't have to go to them?

[Pacman1903]

If folk don't like poncey restaurants then it's ok. You do all now you don't have to go to them?

Sometime you dinna ken though and you are left with the unwanted surprise of a quarter of a plate of food being set out in front of you

[Aldo1983]

Sometime you dinna ken though and you are left with the unwanted surprise of a quarter of a plate of food being set out in front of you

You should ken though. It's not a blind date.

[InversneckieDob]

7QUOTE=Aldo1983;38744300]You should ken though. It's not a blind date.[/QUOTE]

Aye, mebbe, but it is possible to be blindsided......say yer first time in a funcy place for an anniversary or the like, or if you're awa fae hame someplace.

It's possible to have a nice, high-end, "occasion" type restaurant without going down the Nouvelle route.

[Pacman1903]

7QUOTE=Aldo1983;38744300]You should ken though. It's not a blind date.

Aye, mebbe, but it is possible to be blindsided......say yer first time in a funcy place for an anniversary or the like, .[/QUOTE]

Exactly what happened in the Granite Park to me on my anniversary. I remember apologising to the ex for suggesting it. Then moaning to Jessi who we bumped into in the near by Under The Hammer

[Aldo1983]

7QUOTE=Aldo1983;38744300]You should ken though. It's not a blind date.

Aye, mebbe, but it is possible to be blindsided......say yer first time in a funcy place for an anniversary or the like, or if you're awa fae hame someplace.

It's possible to have a nice, high-end, "occasion" type restaurant without going down the Nouvelle route.[/QUOTE]

You shouldn't get blindsided. The price will generally dictate the style. I'd always check the place out online first.