WE asked readers what closed down restaurants they miss most in Warrington.
And more than 600 of you told us what you thought.
For some people, it was more than the brilliant food that was missed.
Some held a special place in your heart - with memories of first dates, family meals and proposals.
It is safe to say there are many missed eateries in the town.
So, here are six of the most missed ones:
The Hoi Tin (on Bold Street)
Hoi Tin Sunday banquet was a bargain.
Kevin Lowther
Got to be Hoi Tin, loved that place.
Emma Jayne
Hoi Tin in Warrington.
Sarah Parkins
Hoi Tin – it was the best Chinese in the town centre for years!
Clare Earps
Hoi Tin, really good value for money and the best owners and staff.
Andy Gamon
Jenirics Buffet Restaurant (in Latchford)
Jenirics in Latchford - all you can eat but cooked fresh. Best concept ever never found another like it.
Karl Graham
Jenirics restaurant in Latchford Village, it was amazing!
Lisa Humphreys
Jenirics in Latchford
Kate Holt
Jenirics in Latchford Village.
Chell Ellis Fox
Jenirics in Latchford.
Alison Brettle
The Prime Rib (Stockton Heath)
The Prime Rib in Stockton Heath
Patti Bradshaw
Definitely The Prime Rib
Ian Cross
The Prime Rib in Stockton Heath long ago.
Kath Boswell
Oh the Prime Rib – that’s a blast from the past!
Sue James
Best of Both Worlds (on Crown Street)
Best of Both Worlds in town. Fantastic all you could eat with loads of variety.
Janine Whalley
TNT (in Latchford Village)
TNT over Renault Garage in Latchford. The best ever.
Margaret Hunt
TNT in Latchford, had some ace nights in there.
Mark Breary
TNT above the old Renault Garage in Latchford.
Donna Randles
Time Out (Westbrook)
Time out in Westbrook.
Patti Bradshaw
Time out in Westbrook. Our neighbours knew the owners so we got to eat there a lot. Making our own pizzas in the little dens was my favourite. My kids would have loved it there now.
Emma Croly
Time out in Westbrook.
Anne Clarke
Time Out near the Odeon in Westbrook. The pub and food was great!
Helen Whitehead
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