Pints of Heineken €4 @ eddies rockets

Davy

Though it was worth a bump as it seems to permanent price, its also on the new menu. I know its not a huge bargain, but i think its decent price for a restaurant. Pity the price of the food wasnt a little cheaper

Hogzy

Eddie rockets ya mean?

Davy

Yep, sorry for confusion. Also the pitchers are €10

Agent Smith

Davy wrote: »

Yep, sorry for confusion. Also the pitchers are €10

Hmmm, Used to be 8 euro...

captainbirdseye

It was €2.50 a pint!?!

restaurants

Davy wrote: »

Though it was worth a bump as it seems to permanent price, its also on the new menu. I know its not a huge bargain, but i think its decent price for a restaurant. Pity the price of the food wasnt a little cheaper

Eddie Rockets is still reasonable value.
Time for other restaurants to start dropping prices.
The carvery lunches are starting to get in line.
Lots not for 8 euro.

Davy

captainbirdseye wrote: »

It was €2.50 a pint!?!

Ye it was last year at a point that was a promo, i meant this is the full time normal price if ya get me. Its just weird that its cheaper than my local

Hagar

Davy wrote: »

Yep, sorry for confusion. Also the pitchers are €10

[Dub Accent] Pitchers or GTFO[/Dub Accent]

billybigunz

So a €4 pint of lager is considered a bargain?

Mimikyu

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LizT

Just to note, Eddie Rockets have a notice on their menu saying beer will only be served with a substantial meal.

Don't know if this is enforced on not though!

rubadub

Captain Morgan wrote: »

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Yes, it is worth knowing as most people would not expect that they have beer. Also if you were out and wanted a burger you might end up paying over the odds for a coke to go with it. If you got a burger in some random pub you are taking your chances too, my money would be on eddies being better.

I hope others start to get licences, like mc donalds or burgerking, dunno if they did try and get licences here before.

TGI fridays have €4 pints -all pints, and this is all the time, i.e. not just certain days or times.

lizt wrote: »

Just to note, Eddie Rockets have a notice on their menu saying beer will only be served with a substantial meal.

In another thread I think somebody just had to get a burger. I expect this is not only to get more business and to stop people just using it like a pub -but I imagine it could be a legal thing, i.e. probably a restaurant licence or something, like how some nightclubs used to have to give out food years ago (some might still do).

RandolphEsq

The substantial meal rule is a bit of a kicker. It would be nice to get some grub and then get tanked up on Ken, but unfortunately Eddie Rockets is family orientated and a 'clean' place to eat so loud, drunken patrons would tarnish the atmosphere

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It should be noted the female staff have got new uniforms.. though without the bunny ears shown below