I've not been around in Reading long enough to know.chris_j_wood wrote: ↑20 Dec 2021 10:18Am I right in thinking that it is the building that used to be 'The High' restaurant and deli?. I don't recall it as being part of Jackson's, although it is next door.
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Yes, it was. Before that it was a shop selling 'exotic' stuff like jossticks IIRC.Souwester wrote: ↑20 Dec 2021 11:32I've not been around in Reading long enough to know.chris_j_wood wrote: ↑20 Dec 2021 10:18Am I right in thinking that it is the building that used to be 'The High' restaurant and deli?. I don't recall it as being part of Jackson's, although it is next door.
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I think you probably are Chris. When I worked in the Market Place I’d go there everyday for lunch - owned by a Ba’Hai family… food was lovely - although vegetarian (I’m not) - never come across similar food anywhere else like they served or I could probably be a vegetarian. No it wasn’t part of Jackson’s.chris_j_wood wrote: ↑20 Dec 2021 10:18 Am I right in thinking that it is the building that used to be 'The High' restaurant and deli?. I don't recall it as being part of Jackson's, although it is next door.
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How about Waterstones which was a chapel, that was an interesting building.
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Also the George in Minster St. They used to have a coach in the courtyard entrance.
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