Dear Sir/Madam,
A few days ago I visited your restaurant in Birmingham, with my friends to celebrate my birthday. At
first,
we were a bit disappointed with the environment, but after the staff gave us the menu we all had second thoughts.
We had a menu with four courses. The appetisers were extremely tasty. We had a salad with peers and honey sauce. For telling the truth we found it little for a starter. After the soup came Linking Words
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very creamy and delicious. We needed some more. The main course was a big plater with a variety of small fish and all had their own crispy flavour.
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we order a lava cake with ice cream. The staff came and brought everyone's dessert except mine. After a second I saw a big lava cake with candles and fire sticks on it and everybody started singing me the Happy Birthday song.
I was embarrassed at the beginning but after I found it very carry move from your employees. They all seem happy and do not bother doing that thing. I was good wise surprised and I assure you that we will come back for many more celebrations and gatherings.
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again congratulations on the good food and services.
Yours faithfully,
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