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Christmas day lunch/dinner at a restaurant/hotel

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  • 01-12-2006 1:24pm
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    elven
    Registered Users Posts: 2,966 ✭✭✭


    Anyone know somewhere that may still have spaces for Christmas day lunch or dinner (for less than 50/60 quid each) within the city or an hour's drive? Heading off to Glasgow on the 27th for a wee break so we don't have the cash to stay over anywhere, so it has to be a non-resident thing.

    I really want to go out because otherwise I'm cooking - and, I'd end up staying in my pyjamas all day...

    Mods, sorry if I'm posting in the wrong place, move it as you wish if required :)


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    irlirishkev
    Registered Users Posts: 2,505 ✭✭✭irlirishkev


    elven wrote:
    ..I'd end up staying in my pyjamas all day...

    Even if you do go out, you should stay in your PJ's anyway. Be one of the Pyjama People for a day..

    Seriously though, you'll probably need to start ringing places to find out. I've never eaten out at Christmas, but I imagine most people would stay home?


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    spurious
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    The Regency are advertising one for 71 for adults, 36 for kids. I know it's outside your budget, but if they are doing it, others must be too.
    http://www.regencyhotels.com/hotels/content.asp~PageID=405


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    RainyDay
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    Open the Golden Pages hotel section and start ringing around. When I had to arrange Christmas dinner in a hotel at short notice a few years back, I remember being told by most places that they were booked out months earlier. We ended up in the Fitzwilliam Hotel - food & service was fine, but there really wasn't much atmosphere.


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