Also making the top 10 was Restaurant Sat Bains in Nottingham which polled closely behind Adam's in fifth place and Le Manoir Aux Quat' Saisons in Great Milton, Oxfordshire, which ranked ninth.
A polling agency closely aligned to the government released a poll this week showing that should there be an election, Mr Maduro has 50% of the support, 14 points ahead of Mr Capriles on 36%.
Everyone's going to be watching the South Carolina polling very closely over the next few days, to see if any signs of such movement are detectable.
Many Washington insiders watch the poll closely, so expect it to get a lot of play.
A mini-boom in the Balkans is helping: a Greek bank opens a new branch in a neighbouring Balkan country almost every week.Mr Karamanlis is watching the polls closely.
What it comes down to this time is tribalism.' The strategy of all the main camps now, he added, 'is to personalise and follow the results of the polls closely'.
Polls closely tracked the race for the French presidency over the last few weeks, giving candidates and the public an early peek at the likely results.
Following the polls closely immediately after each convention is only good for one thing: Trying to gauge how much of a bump the candidate got.
A guy named Ed called from Akron, Ohio, and when I asked what polling outfit he works for he said Garin-Hart-Yang, based in DC At first I was delighted to be polled, as I've been interested in the race and following the rest of the nation's polls closely throughout the campaign.
As Charlie Cook writes today, these results mark "one of those periods of uncertainty" where those of us who watch polls closely are unsure whether the results "signal a key turning point in public opinion…just a hiccup, a passing blip…[or] an outlier poll, a statistical anomaly that is the political equivalent of a false positive medical test".
