Soon to reopen as an Italian restaurant, this decorative brick building is on Fossgate, next to this timber framed establishement we visited just a few days ago.
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A perfect example of what impresses me about European cities. You preserve yet use your buildings. You have living, breathing cities, not cities as stagnant museums.
ReplyDeleteOoh...looks like a great venue for a restaurant. Beautiful facade.
ReplyDeleteFancy brickwork, very nice.
ReplyDeleteFantastic building - will have great atmosphere as a restaurant!
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