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29/10/2006, 7:49 Iceni Joined on 23/08/2004 Lot 46 Posts 2,960 Re: Cahors restaurants  Jane and Danny wrote: I think the Indian at the bottom of Bld Gambetta has closed down now. Jane Confirmed - now a kebab house. Didn't see any pets in that vicinity though. John not Di For the Complete Virtual Assistant Start Up Package    Report

17/01/2007, 10:06 Elle Joined on 17/01/2007 Lot Posts 4 Re: Cahors restaurants We found the Chinese in Cahors to be pricy, with small portions and very bland. Try the Mandarin in Caussade - much better.    Report

19/01/2007, 15:13 ErnieY Joined on 05/12/2006 Nr Prayssac (Lot) Posts 3,453 Re: Cahors restaurants There's a good restaurant in Cazals a couple of doors down from a well known Immo, booked a Sunday lunch there a day before signing our Compromis and it was completely full, (60 odd covers), with a combination of French & expats. My doctor said one drink per day, I can live with that !    Report

07/01/2008, 11:03 Cat Joined on 21/01/2005 ------- Forum Moderator ------- Lot Posts 2,959 Re: Cahors restaurants  Jane and Danny wrote: ...Despite its name we have been to 'Curry Brian' a number of times. Really high quality, good food, highly recommended. Sorry to drag this old thread back up again, but I wanted to post to say thank you to Jane and Danny. I had to go into Cahors on Saturday, and remembered that someone had posted about an oddly named Indian restaurant.  I found this thread again, and decided to try out "Curry Brian" on the strength of the recommendation given by Jane and Danny.  I wasn't disappointed, great food, really tasty, and quite the nicest onion bhaji I've eaten in a very long time. I'll certainly be going back, thanks Jane and Danny   Cathy Sun, sun, sun, here it comes...    Report

07/01/2008, 21:29 ErnieY Joined on 05/12/2006 Nr Prayssac (Lot) Posts 3,453 Re: Cahors restaurants No apologies neccessary for my part Cat. I like a good Indian as do most of our regular visitors so will very definately be paying it a visit My doctor said one drink per day, I can live with that !    Report

10/01/2008, 12:25 Sunshine Joined on 20/11/2004 Cahors Posts 176 Re: Cahors restaurants Guess we will pop in to the curry house too.  No one seemed to have a good word for the place but that was a while back.  has it been taken over recently, or just learned how to cook edible food.   Sunshine    Report

27/04/2008, 9:50 Iceni Joined on 23/08/2004 Lot 46 Posts 2,960 Re: Cahors restaurants - Curry Brian Went there last night with a curry lover over from England. Delighted with the meal, well worth the drive. Thanks to whoever recommended it. John Di For the Complete Virtual Assistant Start Up Package    Report

27/04/2008, 15:58 Northender Joined on 24/01/2007 NW England/Lot Posts 47 Re: Cahors restaurants Hi Sunshine You must give La Terrasse a try (Grezels).Its our nearest restaurant and the Sunday lunch is superb.No choice , everyone eats the same 7 courses and the wine is included . Allow yourselves 3 hours from sitting down to staggering out!!!! I think it was around 25 euro's last time we went. Just a couple who run it , madam in the kitchen and Serge ( I think thats his name ) waiting tables.    Report

28/04/2008, 15:03 sasfields Joined on 02/08/2007 Posts 4 Re: Cahors restaurants Hello, It's the first time I've been here for AGES!  And look what has been revived.  Quick question - where exactly is Curry Brian?  We're getting really good at making our own (not me blowing my own trumpet but we have been complimented), but fancy a curry elsewhere sometimes. Sass    Report

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