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Suggestion:

The Central Hotel, Blacktown.

Good, cheap food, close to the station and taxi stand for those not driving, decent parking, and Blacktown is not anywhere near as bad as it used to be (or is still hyped to be by the media).

Oh, and DJ Albert works there, so I have just volunteered him to give us cheap (i.e. free) drinks for the whole night... *

*Disclaimer: this is most likely NOT going to happen, but it's worth a try, right?

hooters is HIGHLY over rated....

Anyone I know that's been there has said the food was terrible and the place was over packed... sorry I like boobs but they're not THAT worth it.

my vote is for PJ's. I've eaten at PJ's in Drummoyne and the food was great.

I'll be in

p.s. can we please stick to tradition and have the dinner on Thursday night

PJ's at Parra is good too, I've been a few times. But why not try somewhere new!

The reason why we're dicing it up, Tosh, is because some people can't make Thursday night dinners, so the aim is to have one month on a Thursday, the next month on a Saturday, etc. (unless the majority votes against that month's planned night).

A-hyuk.

Somewhere where we can eat a real dinner might be nice.

This months dinner will be :blush: and we will have lights so can see what we are eating :)

Suggestion:

The Central Hotel, Blacktown.

Good, cheap food, close to the station and taxi stand for those not driving, decent parking, and Blacktown is not anywhere near as bad as it used to be (or is still hyped to be by the media).

Oh, and DJ Albert works there, so I have just volunteered him to give us cheap (i.e. free) drinks for the whole night... *

*Disclaimer: this is most likely NOT going to happen, but it's worth a try, right?

Will post up suggestion and it is worth a try :(

well last month was a Saturday so I say Thursday for this one.

Yeah im voting for the Thursday aswell




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