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What are ye eatin' and drinkin' - The Eatening
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mash and sausages <-- pure delishGremlinertia wrote: »Ooh yum.
Just had mash and sausages.. Been very lazy lately..
lol, me too.... (I can't cook like Chef Grandeeod)
Baked a good thick crust frozen pizza this morning and ate it for brek, lunch, dins and snacktime....... Had tons to do, needed something readymade. Hit the spot so. 0 -
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Disappointing dinner today. We went to a place we used to go toregularly, the last time was a year or so ago. Always got a good dinner for about 10E each and a free baby bowl. It made up for the dire surroundings, smell of stale alcohol, rakes of kids running riot and slow service. You sort of went expecting to be waiting and not expecting much by way of comfort, but friendly people and a good feed.
Walked in today and no change, still a "canteen layout" of long tables you share with other families, as usual, we waited for a booth to open up (sharing a table with people I don't know is a step too far, even for cheap food :pac:), still the smell of stale beer you'd expect from an old pub, still slow service. Only difference was the quality and price of the food. Carvery 12.50 was reasonable enough, although nothing out of the ordinary for the area, but another 12.50 for a really basic salad which consisted of a half of a tomato, ONE slice of pepper, iceberg lettuce, grated cheese and a dollop of medicore coleslaw and a small handful of cold dry chips
then 4E for the baby bowl which was one scoop of mash and 4 carrot batons. I was not a happy bunny.
Then to make matters worse, the frckin boy wouldn't eat his mash and veg so ended up with my chips, so yeah, I had a crappy salad with mash
Gonna make a lovely sambo now to console myself and drink loads of tea.0 -
Disappointing dinner today. We went to a place we used to go toregularly, the last time was a year or so ago. Always got a good dinner for about 10E each and a free baby bowl. It made up for the dire surroundings, smell of stale alcohol, rakes of kids running riot and slow service. You sort of went expecting to be waiting and not expecting much by way of comfort, but friendly people and a good feed.
Walked in today and no change, still a "canteen layout" of long tables you share with other families, as usual, we waited for a booth to open up (sharing a table with people I don't know is a step too far, even for cheap food :pac:), still the smell of stale beer you'd expect from an old pub, still slow service. Only difference was the quality and price of the food. Carvery 12.50 was reasonable enough, although nothing out of the ordinary for the area, but another 12.50 for a really basic salad which consisted of a half of a tomato, ONE slice of pepper, iceberg lettuce, grated cheese and a dollop of medicore coleslaw and a small handful of cold dry chips then 4E for the baby bowl which was one scoop of mash and 4 carrot batons. I was not a happy bunny.
Then to make matters worse, the frckin boy wouldn't eat his mash and veg so ended up with my chips, so yeah, I had a crappy salad with mash
Gonna make a lovely sambo now to console myself and drink loads of tea.
Disaster, there's a place we go to similar to what you're describing but touch wood we haven't had a bad meal in it yet despite the general surroundings0 -
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Disappointing dinner today. We went to a place we used to go toregularly, the last time was a year or so ago. Always got a good dinner for about 10E each and a free baby bowl. It made up for the dire surroundings, smell of stale alcohol, rakes of kids running riot and slow service. You sort of went expecting to be waiting and not expecting much by way of comfort, but friendly people and a good feed.
Walked in today and no change, still a "canteen layout" of long tables you share with other families, as usual, we waited for a booth to open up (sharing a table with people I don't know is a step too far, even for cheap food :pac:), still the smell of stale beer you'd expect from an old pub, still slow service. Only difference was the quality and price of the food. Carvery 12.50 was reasonable enough, although nothing out of the ordinary for the area, but another 12.50 for a really basic salad which consisted of a half of a tomato, ONE slice of pepper, iceberg lettuce, grated cheese and a dollop of medicore coleslaw and a small handful of cold dry chips then 4E for the baby bowl which was one scoop of mash and 4 carrot batons. I was not a happy bunny.
Then to make matters worse, the frckin boy wouldn't eat his mash and veg so ended up with my chips, so yeah, I had a crappy salad with mash
Gonna make a lovely sambo now to console myself and drink loads of tea.
So disappointing when you pay to go out for lunch and it's that poor. I've given up on Sunday carvery, so often feels like a plate of slops.0 -
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