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Annette Curtain Wrote:

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> Now you've just got to love this:

>

> One of the few "Mexican & Italian" restaurants in

> Sheffield to be awarded

> "5 STARS"

> by Sheffield City Council

> on the "food hygiene ratings" website

>

> :-S


Er...Nette dear its the ONLY Mexican/Italian (wtf is that all about?) restaurant in Hillsborough, Sheffield, the World.


Or is it? :-S

:)

I loved Sheffield. When it all gets a bit much I suggest we move to the outskirts of SHeffield and we get the best of both worlds- City- theatre/ art galleries/ snooker championships/ Peak district.

The rest of my family always look at me as though I am mad.

womanofdulwich Wrote:

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> :)

> I loved Sheffield. When it all gets a bit much I

> suggest we move to the outskirts of SHeffield and

> we get the best of both worlds- City- theatre/ art

> galleries/ snooker championships/ Peak district.

> The rest of my family always look at me as though

> I am mad.


And the two Paulos were always there at the end of a busy day with a fine empanada risotto, a spaghetti tortilla or (a Sheffield speciality) a Ceviche Bap.

http://settecollirestaurant.com/album/10/32018590.JPG

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