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lindsay ormerod 15-10-2007 18:44

Lily Mae's
 
Anyone tried it yet?
Me and Mum went on Friday lunchtime last week, it was very busy, food was good but overpriced I thought, service took a long time and no draught lager on despite the advertised Peroni. £2.odd for a small bottle of Fosters ! Wine list looked expensive too when you consider what the Calder has to offer.
Anyhow, I will give it another go as food was tasty and well presented, portions large and menu adventurous by Accy's standards....grilled steak baguette with avocado salsa! :eek:

BERNADETTE 15-10-2007 18:53

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Give me a clue Lindsay, where is it?

grego 15-10-2007 19:12

Re: Lily Mae's
 
I dont know where it is either? Is it the old Mc D's?

lancsdave 15-10-2007 19:14

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It's part of what used to be Broughtons

lindsay ormerod 15-10-2007 19:23

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Yup; used to be posh bathroom place under the railway arches; opposite side of road to what used to be Kwik Save ! ( if that makes sense !)

grego 15-10-2007 19:24

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Where's that Dave? Is a pub/cafe or mainly pub?

grego 15-10-2007 19:24

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Sorry dont answer that question, thanks Lindsay.

lindsay ormerod 15-10-2007 19:28

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It's advertised as a bistro/bar/ cafe . Not sure if there is an upstairs bit, if not they are going to struggle to fit people in, saw at least 8 punters walk away on friday because it looked like there was no room.

BERNADETTE 15-10-2007 19:42

Re: Lily Mae's
 
I've walked past it umpteem times just didn't know what it was called. Will give it a try sometime.

WillowTheWhisp 15-10-2007 21:14

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Didn't know it was open yet.

LYNX1 16-10-2007 07:09

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Been passed it a few times..but it didn't really register with me.....sure I should be a blonde...........:D

Sara 16-10-2007 17:09

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Seen it open at night, wonder if the menu is different then.

lindsay ormerod 16-10-2007 17:38

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Apparently it is a different menu at night but they didn't have any to hand out; said it was more specials, they did give us a Christmas menu though that looked very nice; sadly no price on it !

Lolly 17-10-2007 16:00

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by lindsay ormerod (Post 482151)
they did give us a Christmas menu though that looked very nice; sadly no price on it !

Lets hope its not one of those:

"If you have to ask you can't afford"

lol. :)

pipinfort 25-10-2007 13:27

Re: Lily Mae's
 
me and the missus are friends of the owner and were invited to the opening night, something a bit different for accrington and i must say he has done a very good job considering he`s new to the cafe/bar/bistro game, the menu is very adventurous and different in an evening, don`t know why they had no evening menu`s to give out though, unless its being tweaked,we had a great night, there is an upstairs overspill area with waiter/waitress service and large comfy leather setees for chilling out on with a beer. although i must agree about the prices, possibly a little overpriced for accrington but i suppose quality costs.:D would highly recommend giving it a try though.

Taggy 25-10-2007 17:40

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Do you know if they have an experienced/qualified chef preparing the food in the evenings?

It certainly looks nice when ive driven past, and would like to try something different of an evening in Accrington. Almost every new opening these days, seems to be an Indian Restaurant or Takeaway, and whilst i am rather partial to Indian Food, it would be nice to have something perhaps on the Medditerranean/Modern British style for a more varried culinary experience.

pipinfort 25-10-2007 17:54

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i believe the chef in the evenings is experienced and qualified, i was told where he came from but can`t remember, sorry

Sara 27-10-2007 15:44

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Anyone any idea yet, on what type of food is served?

spud 27-10-2007 16:23

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Ultra-modern, infusion food?

Sara 27-10-2007 16:28

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Quote:

Originally Posted by spud (Post 485600)
Ultra-modern, infusion food?

which is what exactly......... lol

pipinfort 27-10-2007 17:30

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classic english food with a twist.:D

MargaretR 27-10-2007 18:05

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Quote:

Originally Posted by pipinfort (Post 485628)
classic english food with a twist.:D

Is the 'twist' the lemon on the fish or your opinion of the cost? ;)

spud 27-10-2007 19:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by spud (Post 485600)
Ultra-modern, infusion food?


Food like anything moves through different styles/fashions, one of the recent movements was fusion food.

Wynonie Harris 27-10-2007 19:33

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Walked past this afternoon and it looked far from full...too expensive for Accrington & Districts?

MargaretR 27-10-2007 19:40

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I have read this and am still no wiser what fusion food is :confused:
Food And Beverage Articles - Chowbaby.com

steeljack 27-10-2007 20:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by [email protected] (Post 485668)
I have read this and am still no wiser what fusion food is :confused:
Food And Beverage Articles - Chowbaby.com

a lot of pretentiousness .....e.g. chantrel mushrooms sauted in lemongrass flavoured butter or crabcakes covered with pacific island coconut flakes presented on a bed of kung pao noodles ..........:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

agree with your thoughts on the lemon twist .....in my mind the only place for a lemon twist is in a martini ...;) ;)

Wynonie Harris 27-10-2007 20:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 485677)
chantrel mushrooms sauted in lemongrass flavoured butter or crabcakes covered with pacific island coconut flakes presented on a bed of kung pao noodles

That'll go down well in Accy.

Lilly 27-10-2007 21:02

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 485684)
That'll go down well in Accy.


I cling to hope that it will last, it sounds lovely and I shall definitely be giving it a go. Some folk in Accy don't want to know if it isn't wrapped in pastry but for goodness sake there's enough pie shops to keep them all happy. Here's to an establishment that caters for other tastes. :D

lancsdave 27-10-2007 21:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 485677)
.e.g. chantrel mushrooms sauted in lemongrass flavoured butter presented on a bed of kung pao noodles ..........:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Asda call it Mushroom Pot Noodle :)

jimmi5bellies 30-10-2007 17:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 485688)
Asda call it Mushroom Pot Noodle :)


pmsl, nice one.

Actually noticed it today when i was going around the roundabout.

silentxplanet 02-11-2007 08:27

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it's a little pricey, little bit more upscale - yes expect that with fusion food - but even as i've only been living in the area a little under two years i realize accrington could benefit from a little bit of culture.

the amount of unimpressive indians/italians is appalling (not to mention the dirty and nasty fast food).

at least check out the place - decent service/good food.

Yolanda25 02-11-2007 09:59

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Talking about restaurants, whats happen to Papa Luigis in accy, it has turned into a very posh restaurant, is it still the same or has been taken over by someonelse???

AccyMad 02-11-2007 10:32

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I think it's under new ownership, Papa Luigi's in Accrington went bust earlier this year I believe

Sara 02-11-2007 15:50

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Knew Papa Luigi's had been bought out and that it was been refurbished, but has it actually opened yet?

kathleen_firth 04-11-2007 20:47

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i think im going for my birthday

ian gregg 06-11-2007 19:18

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 484813)
Do you know if they have an experienced/qualified chef preparing the food in the evenings?

It certainly looks nice when ive driven past, and would like to try something different of an evening in Accrington. Almost every new opening these days, seems to be an Indian Restaurant or Takeaway, and whilst i am rather partial to Indian Food, it would be nice to have something perhaps on the Medditerranean/Modern British style for a more varried culinary experience.

As the owner of Lily Mae's I can say that yes the chef is very experienced/qualified and we serve modern English food.:)

ian gregg 06-11-2007 19:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 485665)
Walked past this afternoon and it looked far from full...too expensive for Accrington & Districts?

Sorry if we are not down to your standards but there is more to food than polystyrene cartons.:rolleyes:

Wynonie Harris 07-11-2007 10:38

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ian gregg (Post 489830)
Sorry if we are not down to your standards but there is more to food than polystyrene cartons.:rolleyes:

Now, now, Ian, touchy touchy...I don't actually know whether your establishment is down, or even up to my standards, because I haven't tried it yet. I was merely making an observation and suggesting a reason for what I saw. Rest assured, I will be sampling your dishes at some point in the near future!

lancsdave 07-11-2007 10:39

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 490221)
Now, now, Ian, touchy touchy...I don't actually know whether your establishment is down, or even up to my standards, because I haven't tried it yet. I was merely making an observation and suggesting a reason for what I saw. Rest assured, I will be sampling your dishes at some point in the near future!


Will you be going when the cutomer relations training has been completed :D

LYNX1 07-11-2007 10:52

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Ian...One of the reasons people post on Accyweb is because they can pass an opinion without being jumped on for it...........it's called Free Speech :D

Wynonie Harris 07-11-2007 11:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 490223)
Will you be going when the cutomer relations training has been completed :D

He's not got to the "How to attract new customers bit" yet. When I do go in, I must be careful not to say anything like "quiet in here today, isn't it?"...I might end up getting chucked out into the street! :D

LYNX1 07-11-2007 11:23

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Just be careful, whatever you do....don't complain, your feet won't touch on the way out.:D :D

Wynonie Harris 07-11-2007 11:30

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Quote:

Originally Posted by LYNX1 (Post 490232)
Just be careful, whatever you do....don't complain, your feet won't touch on the way out.:D :D

On the contrary, rather than complaining, I was thinking of having a little joke when I go in by asking for a sausage roll and jam donut...then replying to the inevitable refusal by saying, "well, this is Gregg's, isn't it?" Possibly an unwise move, on reflection. ;)

LYNX1 07-11-2007 12:23

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Let me know when you decide to go, I want to be there to see the look on his face :rolleyes: :D

Jae Swift 07-11-2007 13:24

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Where is this place?? :cool:

Sara 07-11-2007 19:29

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Hi Ian, any chance of putting a sample menu on here. My husband and i came in the other Saturday evening around 8ish to be told it was fully booked, but didn't get chance to look at a menu. Be great if you could. Thanks.

ian gregg 07-11-2007 19:51

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jae Swift (Post 490275)
Where is this place?? :cool:

It's at the side of the roundabout under the arches.People do not get thrown out the front door instead they are whisked upstairs and made a meal OF.
Enjoy your meal.

Wynonie Harris 07-11-2007 20:40

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Quite a novel way of dealing with unruly punters you've got there, Ian. Think I might give your customers indigestion, though!

ian gregg 07-11-2007 20:44

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 490221)
Now, now, Ian, touchy touchy...I don't actually know whether your establishment is down, or even up to my standards, because I haven't tried it yet. I was merely making an observation and suggesting a reason for what I saw. Rest assured, I will be sampling your dishes at some point in the near future!

Nice one. Hope you enjoy it!
:cook38:

Wynonie Harris 07-11-2007 20:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ian gregg (Post 490541)
Nice one. Hope you enjoy it!
:cook38:

I'll let you know...if I get out alive! ;)

Gayle 07-11-2007 20:51

Re: Lily Mae's
 
I've only just noticed this place tonight, it's not very obvious is it.

I'll give it a go sometime.

Sara 08-11-2007 15:42

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Have managed to look at the menu and it does sound good, and prices not to bad. Shall certainly be giving it a try in the not to distant future.

Jae Swift 08-11-2007 16:03

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ian gregg (Post 490491)
It's at the side of the roundabout under the arches.People do not get thrown out the front door instead they are whisked upstairs and made a meal OF.
Enjoy your meal.

Why do you tell me this? lol.

Gayle 09-02-2008 17:43

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Well, finally got round to going last night and I can tell you that it was excellent. The food was wonderful. My friend and I couldn't decide which starters we wanted so we ordered one each then split them down the middle so I had goats cheese with mushrooms and king prawns. Then we all had steaks for our main as we all agreed that it's something that is hard to do at home to perfection. Two of us had pepper sauce and my friend had chasseur sauce. Again, all excellent they brought us enough vegetables and potatoes to feed a party of nine!

Worked out at £40 each which I suppose is pricey but that's also because we drank three bottles of wine between three of us. It was a special occassion so was happy to pay that amount. The place was full and the service was good.

It definitely recommend it - I just hope that enough people catch on to it quick enough and it lasts because it's definitely what Accrington needs.

cashman 09-02-2008 18:29

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ian gregg (Post 489830)
Sorry if we are not down to your standards but there is more to food than polystyrene cartons.:rolleyes:

how to win friends n influence people.:rolleyes: forget it.

Yuppyslayer 11-02-2008 20:14

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Does anyone have the phone number for this place? I bought a 3-course meal for two at this restaurant, at a charity auction at Poplar Club on Friday night. I'm glad I made the investment, it sounds like I'm going to experience some fine dining, providing I can get in touch to book a table for Saturday night.

Sara 12-02-2008 18:20

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Sorry can't help you. But why don't you PM ian gregg whose a member of accy web and also the owner of lily maes, you never know he could be on before saturday and pm you back.

ian gregg 12-02-2008 18:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sara (Post 530185)
Sorry can't help you. But why don't you PM ian gregg whose a member of accy web and also the owner of lily maes, you never know he could be on before saturday and pm you back.

The phone number for Lily Mae's is 01254 232883 for anyone who needs it.
Hope the good feedback keeps rolling in.

ian gregg 12-02-2008 18:41

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Hey we were in Lily Mae's on Friday night too.We were sat on the big table for a 65th birthday party.

fc:stanley 17-02-2008 21:15

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Been in. Top notch stuff for also top notch prices :) But well worth it , presented good aswell , not just a usual cafe! Its good signs that accringtons going up in the world! :)

SjVNB 29-02-2008 12:01

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Had several meals there now. All excellent. However - could do with a special or something like that as the menu is very limited.

onlyme 29-02-2008 13:35

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Have been put off by the managers attitude to be honest.

Seems to me that if anyone says anything in the negative, theyre talked down to.

Not everyone up lives on tripe and onoins ya know

lindsay ormerod 29-02-2008 17:27

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Tell me about it; I got neg karma for posting my views ! Not been back since !:rolleyes:

spignific 16-03-2008 01:04

Re: Lily Mae's
 
heard they doing sunday roasts ,beef and all.every sunday during march.anyone tried it?

lindsay ormerod 16-03-2008 22:25

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Not likely to unfortunately, I started this thread and gave a balanced opinion of the bistro when it opened, I didn't diss it and thought I was fair, ...I got neg karma off the owner and a comment that read ....."bad luck"
So, with that attitude in mind I won't bother going back.:eek:

flashy 17-03-2008 08:38

Re: Lily Mae's
 
i doubt many people off here will go anyway, not after reading the rest of the thread

Lolly 18-03-2008 14:12

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Quote:

Originally Posted by flashytart (Post 547037)
i doubt many people off here will go anyway, not after reading the rest of the thread

Well I won't be. Not with the attitude of the owners, even if the food is good.

lindsay ormerod 18-03-2008 16:49

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And they say there's no such thing as bad publicity ?:rolleyes:

handbags1 11-06-2008 13:37

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hey all. im new to this site. just thought i'd say went to lily mae's on friday night with my other half. they had a special menu it was lots of fish and Game. I had rabbit for my main course the other half had Mackerel. The food was fantastic and the staff where all really friendly. the bill came to £65.00 that was for 4 courses and a bottle of wine. would definitely recommend it. Infact we have booked to go again with 2 other friends its a caribbean theme night. grass skirts at the ready. he he

onlyme 11-06-2008 13:48

Re: Lily Mae's
 
glad you enjoyed the experience, however until they have a change of management or ownership, I'm stopping well clear

buttonsmum 15-06-2008 19:07

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by handbags1 (Post 591023)
hey all. im new to this site. just thought i'd say went to lily mae's on friday night with my other half. they had a special menu it was lots of fish and Game. I had rabbit for my main course the other half had Mackerel. The food was fantastic and the staff where all really friendly. the bill came to £65.00 that was for 4 courses and a bottle of wine. would definitely recommend it. Infact we have booked to go again with 2 other friends its a caribbean theme night. grass skirts at the ready. he he

We went to lily mae's last night for my birthday, have to agree the food was very good, nicely presented and reasonably priced. We will definately be going back again, one of the best fillet steaks i've eaten in a long while. The staff were also very friendly.

They also do a 2 course Sunday lunch £5.95 for adults and £3.95 for children, i think we will be trying that one weekend. I would highly recommend a visit.

mickbell 25-06-2008 19:56

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hi everyone i am new on here just like to ask everyone that has bin to lily maes whether u like the food and to say that the manager's not that bad really sure she dident mean to give u bad karma all feed back is good feed back at the end of the day all we want to do here at lily maes is make it a great place to come and eat thanx

entwisi 25-06-2008 20:08

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Hi MickBell, care to expand what you are in Lilly Maes then? Just so we know who we are talking to?

Margaret Pilkington 25-06-2008 20:21

Re: Lily Mae's
 
I don't think it was the manager who ruffled the feathers i think it was Ian, the owner.

steeljack 25-06-2008 20:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 598405)
I don't think it was the manager who ruffled the feathers i think it was Ian, the owner.

think you are correct , he got snippy when someone made a comment (in jest) about the availability sausage rolls and jelly dough-nuts .
Think before coming on with an attitude like that , he needs to have at least a couple of Michelin stars to his name :eek: :eek:

mickbell 25-06-2008 20:59

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Hi i am one of the chefs at lily maes thats why i would like to hear any coments about the place so i can try to improve anything if i can (to do with food) and i will pass anyyhing to do with front of house on to the manager .And just like to say that Ian is not that bad just passionate about lily maes and really wants it to work i am sure that he didnt mean anything nasty and i am not just saying that because he pays my wages lol

Margaret Pilkington 25-06-2008 21:02

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Mick I am sure you are right about Ian...I think people should try the food and then pass judgement....if the food is good then folk will come back.
(and so far, there seem to be some very complimentary comments on the food)

mickbell 25-06-2008 22:13

Re: Lily Mae's
 
yes i agree with u margaret and what better time to try the food than this weekend why dont u all try it. booking would be a good idea if u do try it let me know on here

onlyme 26-06-2008 00:43

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I dont think anyone has had a negative comment to make about the food, so you should be commended Mick.

Unfortunately I would rather self inflict major traumas with a red hot poker than give Ian any part of my hard earned cash.

Sorry (if you move on tho, feel free to post on here where to ;)

mickbell 26-06-2008 10:22

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thanx onlyme sorry to hear that u wont be coming back to lily maes but like i said Ian is not that bad and if i move on i will let u know but dont think it will be in the near future.

Wynonie Harris 26-06-2008 13:34

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mickbell (Post 598476)
yes i agree with u margaret and what better time to try the food than this weekend why dont u all try it. booking would be a good idea if u do try it let me know on here

Quite right, Mick, just one question...are your sausage rolls sauteed?

mickbell 26-06-2008 13:47

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no sorry harris there not sauteed thay r deep fryed lol.No we dont do sausage rolls but we do have some very nice scones hand made by me

Wynonie Harris 26-06-2008 14:31

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Wot, no jam doughnuts? You'll be telling me you don't have HP Sauce on the tables next!

mickbell 26-06-2008 14:49

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no sorry no doughnuts r hp sauce on tables but do have sauce if u ask 4 it

buttonsmum 26-06-2008 19:29

Re: Lily Mae's
 
As i said earlier in the thread, we really enjoyed our meal the other week. I think we'll have to give the sunday lunch a try one weekend.

Margaret Pilkington 26-06-2008 19:44

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Personally, I think this is what this establishment should be judged on, rather than some comments that were posted by the owner on here, after all, there are people who work there and they have no control over what the owner says, or for that matter who he upsets....I don't think they should be penalised...especially if the food is good and of a competitive price.
Accrington actually needs something other than takeaways and Indian establishments.
(personal opinion)

Gayle 26-06-2008 19:48

Re: Lily Mae's
 
You know I've read and reread this thread and I still can't find what the problem is with what Ian said - he only responded to a few people in the way that they spoke to him - it all sounded tongue in cheek to me. Can't quite see why some people took him seriously.

Anyway, whatever, the food's good.

buttonsmum 26-06-2008 19:52

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I completley agree with you Margaret. At the end of the day it's the staff who make the place and create the atmosphere.We prefer to go out for a nice meal rather than a night out going from pub to pub. The night we went it was quite busy, from where we were sat we could see straight into the kitchen, and watch things being cooked. All the staff worked really hard. And it's nice to have somewhere nice to go that's within a reasonable taxi/walking distance from home.

lindsay ormerod 26-06-2008 19:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 598884)
You know I've read and reread this thread and I still can't find what the problem is with what Ian said - he only responded to a few people in the way that they spoke to him - it all sounded tongue in cheek to me. Can't quite see why some people took him seriously.

Anyway, whatever, the food's good.

It was the nasty comment and the karma taking that did it for me !
And I still think my review was impartial and unoffensive.

Gayle 26-06-2008 19:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by lindsay ormerod (Post 598893)
It was the nasty comment and the karma taking that did it for me !

I've obviously missed this.

lindsay ormerod 26-06-2008 20:00

Re: Lily Mae's
 
It was attached to the karma removal and I didn't make it public but let's just say he didn't take too well to a little criticism !:rolleyes:

Gayle 26-06-2008 20:01

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Oh, well, fair enough. Not the best way to get customers.

buttonsmum 26-06-2008 20:07

Re: Lily Mae's
 
I suppose at the end of the day it was a new business and he was being passionate about it.

Margaret Pilkington 26-06-2008 21:23

Re: Lily Mae's
 
I didn't see what he said, just the furore it created, but I still think folk should judge the place purely on its merits....and Lindsay, if I am correct it was in the first few days of it opening that you went in...so it was just getting going.

We don't eat out very often these days, but I would be prepared to give it a go.

onlyme 26-06-2008 21:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by mickbell (Post 598595)
thanx onlyme sorry to hear that u wont be coming back to lily maes but like i said Ian is not that bad and if i move on i will let u know but dont think it will be in the near future.

Karma sent, sorry but I am a stubborn bird lol. ( i may be tempted to come in incognito with someone else paying lmao)

Best of luck to you, you seem to be doing a great job x

ian gregg 27-06-2008 20:00

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Hey you guys I'd just like to say a big thankyou for realising that nothing nasty was ever meant by my previous comments. If you only knew me then maybe you would understand that that's just my sense of humour. I appreciate all the good feedback and thanks for giving us a chance & just to let you know Mick and Rob are top chefs.

lindsay ormerod 27-06-2008 20:05

Re: Lily Mae's
 
No problem Ian, nice of you to come back on here and have the cojones to do so.
It looks like your place is flourishing and long may it continue !:)

katex 27-06-2008 22:15

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Was going to try it out 17th June Ian (joint birthday treat for myself and son).. got to door at a lunch time, to look at opening times. Unfortunately, only serve Fri/Sat evenings. Realise we are not city dwellers, but any chance you will extend these evening openings ?

Didn't go in obviously, but a lady came out as I was looking and stated that she had only had soup and a sandwich, but was 'absolutely beautiful'.

mickbell 28-06-2008 15:15

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Hi katex i am only one of the chefs at lily maes but i do know that we can open on thursdays but ithink it is only 4 a set number of people u best bet is to phone lily maes and ask the manager r ian if he is there the number is 01254 232883 so just phone that number and hopfully u can arrange somthing thanx

buttonsmum 29-06-2008 19:11

Re: Lily Mae's
 
Called round for Sunday lunch today, there was a choice of five starters and five main courses. Well worth the £5.95 per head even Siobhan managed two courses.

And the sticky toffee pudding was delicious.


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