The No-Beer Beer Garden
At the One-To-One. Its been turned into a shisha garden, complete with free Mexican barbecue in a hideous tent. The whole hotel has, apparently, been dry since 24 March because their licence was renewed. Maybe they went to the wrong department...
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And to think we walked half an hour for that...
The non-fresh mango juice was nice, mind. I think anything wet would have been nice. |
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That used to be my favourite thurs eve hang out as the kids could play and I could drink hoegarden. Hoegarden can give you very bad hedaches so drink sensibly y'all, hic.
According to various posts on abu dhabi women it's because they pissed off some important people. |
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Originally Posted by lullabelle
(Post 9308339)
According to various posts on abu dhabi women it's because they pissed off some important people.
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There was always something very wrong about that beer garden.
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why??? It reminded me of a British pub garden which is why I quite liked it. Had a nice chilled vibe whenever I went there. It was the only place I found in Abu Dhabi where i could have a nice beer with the kids without going to a hotel bar, even though it was a hotel bar. If you know what I mean. Plus i love sitting outside when its possible.
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Originally Posted by lullabelle
(Post 9308762)
why??? It reminded me of a British pub garden which is why I quite liked it. Had a nice chilled vibe whenever I went there. It was the only place I found in Abu Dhabi where i could have a nice beer with the kids without going to a hotel bar, even though it was a hotel bar. If you know what I mean. Plus i love sitting outside when its possible.
2) Council estate / Hungry Horse pub feel 3) Too many brits 4) Children all in, just too "English" for me. I admit, I'm a miserably sod though. |
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have you ever been in a pub on a council estate? I grew up on an evil estate in edinburgh (google niddrie) and i can promise you, the one and only is NOTHING like the pubs there... or even like the pub on the estate in north kensington where I subsequently grew up. Mind you that's a gastro pub now. Full of trustafarians instead of wastafarians.
I liked it cos there was such a mixed bag of people there - from the table full of celebrating teens to old folk like me to a rather sweet mentally disabled kid who danced furiously to every song the band played. |
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Originally Posted by lullabelle
(Post 9308819)
have you ever been in a pub on a council estate? I grew up on an evil estate in edinburgh (google niddrie) and i can promise you, the one and only is NOTHING like the pubs there... or even like the pub on the estate in north kensington where I subsequently grew up. Mind you that's a gastro pub now. Full of trustafarians instead of wastafarians.
I liked it cos there was such a mixed bag of people there - from the table full of celebrating teens to old folk like me to a rather sweet mentally disabled kid who danced furiously to every song the band played. Ok ok, so it's not that bad. No agro, but just felt chavvy to me. There is something about that 'brits abroad' feel I just don't like. |
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I was there just over a month ago - the service was terrible by any standard despite it not being at all busy and the food gave half the people on my table stomach problems the next day.
Silly place, I'll stick to the Brauhaus if I want to sit outside and have a beer. N. |
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The four times I've been there I can honestly say I was surrounded by Lebanese and Indians. Not many Brits. But I was with my Spanish friends so maybe they decided to put us in the international section!
The food was crap - too true! I just liked the fact that I could drink hoegarden while the kids played. Easily pleased, me. |
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Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 9308847)
Of course I have...
Ok ok, so it's not that bad. No agro, but just felt chavvy to me. There is something about that 'brits abroad' feel I just don't like. |
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Originally Posted by lullabelle
(Post 9308943)
The four times I've been there I can honestly say I was surrounded by Lebanese and Indians. Not many Brits. But I was with my Spanish friends so maybe they decided to put us in the international section!
The food was crap - too true! I just liked the fact that I could drink hoegarden while the kids played. Easily pleased, me. N. |
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Originally Posted by Bahtatboy
(Post 9308227)
At the One-To-One. Its been turned into a shisha garden, complete with free Mexican barbecue in a hideous tent. The whole hotel has, apparently, been dry since 24 March because their licence was renewed. Maybe they went to the wrong department...
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Originally Posted by busybee2
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i heard they had upset an important neighbour and their license was not renewed.
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