Blackheath resturant

Goonerhater

Was my birthday Sunday so wandered up to usual place for birthday nosebag--Blackheath. There is a new (well to me Mrs Goonerhater) Indian/Nepalese Resurant called Everest (why would u name a resturant after a doubleglazing company ?)so we tried it. We both agreed it was the best Indian meal ever ! and Mrs G being a chef as well . Very impressed.

Give it a try.

Floyd Montana

Mr Clegg visited there just before the elections.
Splendid place, though so is Khans

GRAY9

Cheers, might try it at the weekend.

guinnessaddick

Had a few meals in there and a few take aways, always very nice.

Se12Addick

Usually go to Khans but ive heard the new place by the Crown is very good too, too much choice!

I-SAW-POUSO-PLAY

Everest is the best indian around! Love that place.

DaveMehmet

Eaten there a few times. Top, top curry house.

Cardinal Sin

Yes, been going on and off since it opened. Curried scallop starters - excellent.

Curb_It

A sister restaurant in Hythe too.

JT

[cite]Posted By: Curb_It[/cite]A sister restaurant in Hythe too.

Was going to say, my favourite ruby around here.

Chirpy Red

Ted Moult is often in there......

ken from bexley

Ted Moult is often in there......
I think we will 'glaze over that one' Chirpy......

The Red Robin

Not been to Everest but sometimes go to another one in Blackheath called Taste of Raj which is pretty good.

MrOneLung

[cite]Posted By: ken from bexley[/cite]Ted Moult is often in there......
I think we will 'glaze over that one' Chirpy......

I think he has got a Betfair account.
Him-a-layer, I wonder

ken from bexley

Ted Moult was one of those 'characters' who lurked around the bbc, but seemed to be famous for 'being famous' outside the window adverts. ( forgive the pun).
I think he was on 'ask me another'. Dropped like a stone from the bbc as he would have been seen as an endorsement of a product, which was a no no in those days, ( remember the sauce bottles blanked out on early tv)
William Franklyn was another..... famous for the "Schhh... You Know Who.... and a few bit parts....

The powers that be had to 'protect' the public......and saps like me and you could not be 'influenced' by innocent products' a bit like the legs of tables in Victorian times......

T_C_E

[cite]Posted By: ken from bexley[/cite]Ted Moult was one of those 'characters' who lurked around the bbc, but seemed to be famous for 'being famous' outside the window adverts. ( forgive the pun).
I think he was on 'ask me another'. Dropped like a stone from the bbc as he would have been seen as an endorsement of a product, which was a no no in those days, ( remember the sauce bottles blanked out on early tv)
William Franklyn was another..... famous for the "Schhh... You Know Who.... and a few bit parts....

The powers that be had to 'protect' the public......and saps like me and you could not be 'influenced' by innocent products' a bit like the legs of tables in Victorian times......

I remember Sabina or Sabrina Franklin, every schoolboy's dream ; )

LenGlover

Ted Moult also used to be in The Archers. He was actually a farmer in real life alongside his broadcasting.

If I remember correctly he committed suicide. Very sad.

stonemuse

Everest is a great restaurant ... good food and unhurried service

ken from bexley

So an everyday story of .....'double glazing folk' then Len.

falconwood_1

I've been told they are opening a restaurant in the parade of shops by The Standard.

mid_life_crisis

[cite]Posted By: The Red Robin[/cite]Not been to Everest but sometimes go to another one in Blackheath calledTaste of Rajwhich is pretty good.

Seconded. Absolutely lovely food and decent service. First class.