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I am number 10 - A collaborative food blog

Welcome to the food blog of ISYS100 group - I am number 10. 

 Our group, from Ed Little's 7pm Wednesday class, is made up of Georgia Brown (41966554), Jacob Samuel (44849672), Matthew Gale (42343798), Maximillian Mitchell, and Nene Betham.

 With a mutual interest in good food and great dining experiences, we have put together this blog for readers to have access to comprehensive reviews of a variety of different establishments. 

 From fast food joints to fine dining, I am number 10's collaborative food blog has got it covered. Each review contains a rating based on the restaurant's service and ambience, quality of food and value for money.

 Bon appetit!

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