Thanks guys and gals. Went to Donatellos, went down a treat.

No idea but if so the same people own Mojos and Cotton Mill!

Fundamentally if you want something special you would really have to go to Liverpool or Manchester.

Same person owns Eden, Mojos & Cotton Mill, so yes.

So there are 3 places I won't set foot in, bloody shyster.

I tried Delgados. The service was incredibly slow. We were the only ones in (4 adults, 4 kids) at 5.30, and we didn't escape til 7.45! I found the food pretty average and quite dear too. I like to support local independents, but wouldn't go back there at all.

Didn't him indoors try the "do you know who i am?" line with them?

Can I just say in defense of Eden, Mojo and Cotton Mill, these three restaurants are owned by the same person, but this is not who went bust. That was Sinatras. We supplied Eden, Mojo and Cotton Mill and were always paid in full.

The White Apron for me. If you listen to Wire fm they do promotions which you pay £10 and you get a £40 voucher.To be used in certain resturants in Warrington.I always use mine in the White apron. Cracking food not had bad meal yet.

I'm horrifed at the idea of that, Mr Piiss. Those "Local Celeb" t-shirts are meant to be ironic!

Anyone ever tried that Ego place in Stockton Heath? Have a few friends always going on about it but never bothered myself. Donatello's is awful, been a few times and never cleared half my plate. Tried a place in Culcheth once, I can't remember the name but it was very average given the prices.

Ego, started off quite well. Don't rate it any more. I assume the Italian in Culcheth is Sopranos, to describe it as average would be kind.

I have always found the service hideously slow and surly in Ego. We are going there for a Christmas party night thing. Not especially looking forward to that.

What's Duck Egg Bleu like?

Only made the solitary visit, on a work type thing. Menu was pretty good, quite interesting. Service was reasonably okay.

Indeed, I was very disappointed when we went.

What are the better Italians in Manchester? Pretty much near any of the train stations would do me well.

Can't give you a personal recommendation, as I have never eaten Italian in Manchester, but a mate swears by San Carlo. It is located down the side of Kendals. Ten minute walk from Oxford Road or Deansgate.

Fairymuff. Might seem a bit mad but I'm a real fan of American style food (not TGIs or anything like that), generally places where you can get a good burger/steak and a good milkshake. My 'piece' loves nothing more than having a steak and 'fries' when we go out for food, but I really can't stand the places like TGIs or the Exchange bar and grill. Anywhere in Warrington you know of that offers the Jack Rabbit Slim's experience?