go down a treat

Mind anything Disney at the moment will probably go down a treat.

That'll go down a treat when they're old enough to Google it.

A good bottle of rum, on the other hand, always goes down a treat.

It's dry work this, and a cup of tea would go down a treat.

White tea would go down a treat in a dusty throat, he said.

Straight out of the main conference centre, but it went down a treat with the audience.

In any case, roast pigeon would go down a treat when he stopped for the night.

Oh, and the ice cream goes down a treat.

That first pint will go down a treat now!

It seems to be going down a treat.

This sort of feeble whining goes down a treat with women like Alison.

'He has gone down a treat with the members, who have a lot of affection for him,' he said.

Authentic, brotherly stuff will go down a treat with nearly all of us all.

I noticed and absolutely splendid it was as well, the cold ones went down a treat yesterday, hardly hit the sides.

Well Tony won it but I mean it still went down a treat.

Game 2: Bucket of waste and misery: This one always goes down a treat.

Went down a treat in Washington, I'm told.

A chilled one would go down a treat right now She slept the sun around and woke the second dawn refreshed.

Today it was closed but the delightfully cold ice-cream from the small shop at the entrance went down a treat.

A birdie would go down a treat.

I can imagine it went down a treat in Jamaica [where the festival was held].

A nice cooling Pimms in this weather always goes down a treat, too - so perhaps you'd prefer one of the latter.

A hatrick of goals tomorrow at Newcastle would go down a treat.

That stuff goes down a treat.

She'd always paid for exotics and the Yarran beer did go down a treat!