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Press, 29 June 1983, Page 24

k FACT J T 1. THE BIGGEST AND t TENDEREST STEAKS 2. THE FRESHEST AND CHEAPEST FISH 3. CHICKENS THE SIZE OF BABY TURKEYS 4. THE TASTIEST PORK 5. THE BEST SALAD BAR 8.Y.0. ■restaurant |po6 Gloucester stMl MONDAY — THURSDAY 12-2 pm, 5-9 pm FRIDAY 12-2 pm, 5-10.30 pm SATURDAY 5-10.30 pm SUNDAY 5-9 pm FULL Y AIR CONDITIONED I

la&p LICENSED FAMILY RESTAURANT oh toboay, WEDNESDAY, M mm mu Music By AIMTHOWY THE EXCELSIOR CORNER MANCHESTER AND HIGH STS PHONE 69-489

Take Your Taste Buds on an Adventure slartosolo Restaurant 812 COLOMBO ST Ph, 50-762 Sn’Cj | Weare j 8.Y.0. * 8.Y.0. ; Pete and Josie have , gone on holiday to Indonesia and Malaysia therefore, lunches will be closed till Wednesday, 13th July. DINNERS and SUPPERS AS USUAL

RESTAURANT & BAR AT THE RUSSLEY In 1837, Matthew G. Perry commanded the United States'first steam powered warship, sixteen years later his “expedition of an American squadron to the China seas and Japan" yielded a historic treaty which reopened Japanese ports to foreign shipping after 250 years of isolation. Why at Russiey? It is felt that the Asia/Pacific tie is noted where the Japanese garden theme merges with a perspective typical of hotels on the west coast of America. The gardens won first prize in recent competitions: The food and service is worth noting — luncheon smorgasbord, dinner a ia carte, poolside bar. MATTHEW G. PERRY RESTAURANT & BAR HOTEL RUSSLEY, ROYDVALE AVENUE, BURNSIDE PH. 588-289

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