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I live in the centre of my town and I’m surrounded by places to eat and drink. I took a walk around the block and snapped just some of the places I that have to choose from!
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And there’s nothing there you fancy, in the UK you are never far from a …
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What an eating marathon loved the end too heheh! I will settle for a chow mein thanks
Have a fulluptastic week 👍
It’s on its way Steve!
Wow. Just wow! My nearest restaurant is nearly a mile away. I’d have to walk all day just to see half that many restaurants.
This was way less than a mile’s walk in total!
Well now I’m Really Hungry!! Good to see you have some USA Fried Chicken!
I’m not sure how authentic it is! Being a small town we don’t have a KFC so this is the nearest we get.
I can’t fry chicken to save my soul–so just about anyone’s would taste good to me!
As beautiful as all your posts are, this one may be my favorite! I love food!
From that comment I assume you like your food, Mitch!
You really get an insight into a culture by it’s food….
A very good point Lydia!
Gracious mercy! What a good lot of choices you have. A person could eat at one each day and not run out for months.
Very true, Mimi!
Certainly a lot of eateries in your neighborhood!
There were several more including a Nepalese Diner, but I had to stop somewhere!
Oh my. I’m hungry now and I will tell you if I had the chance I would visit each one of these places. Sounds yummy.
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Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday and the rest of the week, Keith. 🙂
Not a challenge I’d take on Sandee!
Hi Keith – yes lots of places … you could come over here and add in all the Prom and Airborne feeding stations … I’m just not sure I’d go to many of them! Cheers Hilary
I have quite enough here thanks Hilary! Enjoy all the noise.
You have a huge selection of cafés and restaurants! As with Burger King, there is always a Wetherspoons!
The only chains we have are Wetherspoons, Dominos and Subway. Actually, I do like having ‘spoons just across the road!
That’s really impressive. So many different cuisines. Hard to choose from, I bet.
Spoilt for choice – the nice thing is, they are all independently owned.
That is so cool and interesting. Love all the choices. Very nice. I also love looking at the different signs and the lettering and such. Very cool.
I was stuck for something to post this week, then I looked out of my loft window and thought – that’ll do!
Great photos of all the signs. When I’m in another city or another country, walking around the city and seeing all the businesses is how I start to feel connected and comfortable in a new place.
I did a double take for that “Driftwood” sign. There is a Driftwood bar in my neighborhood and is part of a similar-looking building.
The businesses do tell you a lot about the culture. Driftwood, quite a coincidence!
Oh my gosh- a plethora of tasty places! Thanks for all the pcs! Now I am hungry!
Quite a few! Thanks, Kathe.
Wow! You do have a lot of choices! You never have to cook, I think.
As a retired chef, it’s nice not having to!
Geez, you must be hungry:) I like the curries from the Thai, and some of the Japanese food. What is your very favorite?
Strangely enough, we don’t have a Japanese restaurant, I wish we did, I love my sushi! My favourite is Rocksalt, but it’s often difficult to get a table.
You weren’t kidding when you said you had a lot of places to eat and drink. Wow! I wouldn’t know where to begin
That was just three streets and the seafront! Spoilt for choice.
What a great variety. I like observing logos and calligraphy.
Me too, thanks Shiju.
What a lovely line-up. Now all that food is making me super hungry and crave those listed on the menu.
Which ones are you favourite, I’d love to know! 🙂
Have a good rest of the week, Keith.
For me, it’s shabby chic Rocksalt followed by Taj Mahal and Trattoria Italiana!