What's for lunch today?
#31
Re: What's for lunch today?
Basically, it isn't.
Only about 50 rooms open or something. Only about 3 places to eat / drink open.
The sports bar was pretty dead. Downstairs is good but can't smoke, upstairs you can but was too bright because light dimming panel wasn't installed yet.
It's empty which I love and the screens for the sport stuff are massive and really, really, really good quality. None of this projector shite.
PLUS it takes me 13 minutes to walk there from home. IDEAL.
Not cheap but 35dibs a pint of Heiny. Menu clearly devised by a Brit (guess), Guinness dipping sauce, pork this, pork that, it's mega.
Only about 50 rooms open or something. Only about 3 places to eat / drink open.
The sports bar was pretty dead. Downstairs is good but can't smoke, upstairs you can but was too bright because light dimming panel wasn't installed yet.
It's empty which I love and the screens for the sport stuff are massive and really, really, really good quality. None of this projector shite.
PLUS it takes me 13 minutes to walk there from home. IDEAL.
Not cheap but 35dibs a pint of Heiny. Menu clearly devised by a Brit (guess), Guinness dipping sauce, pork this, pork that, it's mega.
#32
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Re: What's for lunch today?
I'm just glad I now have the option of considering it my local (must be walking distance and good)....it ticks both boxes so far
Edit to say: The bar staff all are fresh from training, introduced themselves and wanted to know my name (and my mates). Nice touch to be addressed as your name rather than Sir non stop. Allan was a quality lad.
#33
Re: What's for lunch today?
It's about standard around Downtown...without going to Fibbers etc...Nezzas is similar sort of price too.
I'm just glad I now have the option of considering it my local (must be walking distance and good)....it ticks both boxes so far
Edit to say: The bar staff all are fresh from training, introduced themselves and wanted to know my name (and my mates). Nice touch to be addressed as your name rather than Sir non stop. Allan was a quality lad.
I'm just glad I now have the option of considering it my local (must be walking distance and good)....it ticks both boxes so far
Edit to say: The bar staff all are fresh from training, introduced themselves and wanted to know my name (and my mates). Nice touch to be addressed as your name rather than Sir non stop. Allan was a quality lad.
#36
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Re: What's for lunch today?
Can go places that are cheaper...Double Deckers (for example) is cheap until 8pm everyday and quite nice in the little courtyard. You just have to put up with a higher rate of knobheads...and it's only an 11dib cab ride.
#37
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Re: What's for lunch today?
No lunch today! - A Gin and Rothman's Supper awaits later!
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Re: What's for lunch today?
Chicken Byriani
Chicken Samosa
Chicken Ciabatta
Salt and Vig Hula Hoops
Prawn Cocktail Lays
Cigs
Coke Zero
Water
Chicken Samosa
Chicken Ciabatta
Salt and Vig Hula Hoops
Prawn Cocktail Lays
Cigs
Coke Zero
Water
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Re: What's for lunch today?
According to the radio this morning, half of the people who have diabetes don't know they have it. Just sayin', like...
#45
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Re: What's for lunch today?
Samosa isn't big
Ciabatta is a ciabatta. Guess about 6/7 inches.
Diabetes may well hit me later in life but at present I'm hungry and in the arrogant short-sightedness of sort of youth I'm going to crack on chomping.
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