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Unit 1, Yeo Leisure Park, Yeovil, Somerset BA20 1NP
tsesm
last updated on 22-11-2008:
One of the best cinemas ever! Arcades, few restaurants nearby, centrally located. It is never overcrowed even during the weekends. Even if you go at the last moment it is guaranteed that you will find a seat. The seating is comfy and the sound is brilliant. The staff is really helpful and pleasant.
Hint: you can bring a can of soda they will never search you:)
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Gateshead Quays, South Shore Road , Newcastle upon tyne NE8 3BA
tsesm
last updated on 22-11-2008:
Baltic is supposed to be the biggest gallery of contemporary art ,however , during my visit I was rather disappointed because of the few and scattered projects and exhibitions around the building. 20 minutes were enough for me to see all the exhibits! In such a huge builduing you would not even imagine that the exhibits are not the main theme of Baltic but instead its cafeteria, shop and restaurant!
Positives: I really liked the view on top of the building where you can see all the magnificent and characteristic Tyne bridges. Families can enjoy their visit since Baltic has a kids area. Cafe and Restaurant.
Admission is free
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Chilwell Road, Nottingham, Derbyshire NG9 1AA
tsesm
last updated on 16-11-2008:
This is the J D Wetherspoons of Beeston - a rather large pub just off the main square. They serve the usual Wetherspoons fare, including the awesome beer and burger deal, wednesday curry nights and sunday roasts. The food is always well cooked and we’ve never experienced any delays in service. The bartenders also know their jobs well and are quick to service the sometimes large crowds. There is a separate family seating area, and a range of different tables - ones with couches, chairs, high chairs and booths to suit your tastes. The smoking ban has been tough on this place, however, because they dont have a big enough space outdoors for smokers. It’s just a four meter square space with a few aluminium chairs and no heaters. I think this makes the pub a bit less popular with smokers now.
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19 Wollaton Road, Nottingham, Derbyshire NG9 2NG
tsesm
last updated on 16-11-2008:
This is a pleasant pub, located near the centre of Beeston. The drinks in here are noticeably overpriced, despite no visible reason for them being so - such as rare or specialty brews, or anything particularly special about the pub. It is set up as a bit of a male haunt, with large plasma screen TV’s that are always projecting the latest matches, and pool tables for when there isnt a match to watch. Behind the pub is a pleasant smoking garden, with a section walled off and thoroughly heated with infrared heaters, and another large plasma screen just for the smokers.
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48 High Road, Nottingham, Derbyshire NG9 2JP
tsesm
last updated on 16-11-2008:
Cafe nero Beeston has the quality coffee and overpriced snacks and sandwiches you see in every Nero, but it also boasts an especially pleasant atmosphere. Located at the middle of High Street, the cozy outlet is decorated with dark wooden furniture and a few couches. Following the smoking ban they converted their back garden into a smokers garden, which is perfectly convenient except for the rather dreary views onto delivery back yards.
The staff are pleasant, and tables are almost always available. If you are a regular you should get a loyalty card which gives you a free coffee with every nine purchased.
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