Locais salvos de Phat

Phat Buoy: Fantastic kebabs on offer fresh from the grill. Top off with chili and garlic sauce - easy on the salad ;0). Pizzas aren't worth bothering with - very average

Phat Buoy: Far superior pizza to Mick's Hut - tastier cheese on a thinner, more authentic base. You want a kebab? Ok yeah go to Mick's instead - miles better for that.

Phat Buoy: Decent home section upstairs. Always some sort of sale on. Sizeable children's section too.

Phat Buoy: Always full of dobbers but what do you expect at £3 a tshirt. Get your holiday clothes here and leave them abroad for local charities to give to the needy

Phat Buoy: Good deals on cat food - mainly caters for dogs and fish too

Phat Buoy: Don't come here expecting to do a food shop! Mostly electronics, homeward and cookware on offer.

Phat Buoy: Good sized Boots with the usual goods on offer. Some odd characters on the perfume stand.

Phat Buoy: Good cocktail menu! Cheesy music - good for a summers night. Prefer Kukoo next door - run by the same guys

Phat Buoy: Bizarre how this ride out of everything in offer is the one that you come off laughing the most - totally underrated and fun

Phat Buoy: Best place to sit is definitely in the middle - let someone else get soaked at the front

Phat Buoy: Don't read the blurb beforehand so the surprise remains a surprise - not exactly heart attack material but fun nonetheless

Phat Buoy: The only ride at Alton Towers I still don't like going on. Probably the only one likely to leave a mess in your pants

Phat Buoy: Welcome break from the adrenaline. Nostalgic for those who were a fan of s book or the films

Phat Buoy: Good fun again - kids will love it. Adults have some patience - not long to get back the the proper rides

Phat Buoy: Guaranteed someone will get wet. Fun, but could do with more actual Rapids!

Phat Buoy: If you're overweight or clinically obese (not just big boned) then feel nervous... Very nervous

Phat Buoy: Good place to stop for an early tea on way home from the theme park. The pies come recommended - good ale selection. I believe it can get rammed at night

Phat Buoy: Burger shack no longer here

Phat Buoy: Red Stripe on tap (awesome) and a selection of tasty burgers - go for the chorizo option with curly fries - filth

Phat Buoy: Good for a potter. Marine fish don't appear well cared for. Plants expensive, but excellent Sunday lunch and big portions

Phat Buoy: Not the most well staffed Tesco - good for a quick coffee upstairs but can be a nightmare getting out with traffic lights

Phat Buoy: Really good Waterstones - decent WiFi and plenty of places to sit for coffee

Phat Buoy: Some bargain CDs on offer. Vinyl offering seems a little expensive. Cash only purchases

Phat Buoy: Depressingly dull shop and overpriced for simple items. Just don't get why people get a boner overJohn Lewis. Average at best. Good choice of clothes but ££££

Phat Buoy: Fairly decent shopping centre but always too busy. Good place for secure car parking bang in the middle of the city

Phat Buoy: Teddy B - still producing decent threads year after year

Phat Buoy: Have a piss before you get here as you have to pay to use the bogs. Want a cheap butty - checked out the reduced section in Boots around 4pm - only £1 for Jamie Oliver range

Phat Buoy: Good if expensive coffee and cakes. Worth the money though.

Phat Buoy: Home of Mouchel. Fantastic refurb on the old station downstairs designed by BDP. Have a coffee on the comfy seats at Bean Cafe - decent brews. Free wifi too

Phat Buoy: Beautiful internal decor. Well worth a visit