Naas Chat Thread

Is that Joe Cannings place?

Not in Kansas

mistersifter wrote: »

Just after trying the new Thai place Camile there this evening.

T'was quality. Highly recommended!!

I'd say that's the death knell for Thai Station. The quality had gone downhill hugely in the last year anyway!

pad199207

Ate in The Monread last night. Christ the food has gone downhill big time

yermandan

It's an absolute dive!

wilser

mistersifter wrote: »

Just after trying the new Thai place Camile there this evening.

T'was quality. Highly recommended!!

Free and all - the mrs won some competition they were doing for opening day :cool:

Thanks for that, my wife also won a competition for two free mains and we forgot all about until I saw your post.

pad199207 wrote: »

Ate in The Monread last night. Christ the food has gone downhill big time

Not in Kansas wrote: »

I'd say that's the death knell for Thai Station. The quality had gone downhill hugely in the last year anyway!

Yeah. I've noticed this happening with a few places alright. They start off great and then just can't keep the standard up. I remember thinking the Lodge was lovely when it first re-opened. Wasn't too impressed on more recent visits though. Fate is another place that has went downhill over the years. It's a pity.

beertons

Just back from a lunch in Camile. €16 for 2, tasty. Will definitely go back and try the dinner.

shamtastic

Hi all, does anyone here take the bus from Naas to the city centre in the mornings? Just wondering your opinions on Bus Éireann or JJ Kavanagh in terms of punctuality. For example BÉ have a 07:45 departure for Merrion Row that is scheduled to arrive at 08:30, I would imagine the average journey time is roughly an hour in reality though? Thanks!

Seems no cinema in Kildare is show Scorsese’s latest The Irishman despite it being the nationwide release date today. Some sort of quare distribution deal?

Dots1982 wrote: »

Seems no cinema in Kildare is show Scorsese’s latest The Irishman despite it being the nationwide release date today. Some sort of quare distribution deal?

It'll be on Netflix in a couple of weeks.

Mantis Toboggan wrote: »

It'll be on Netflix in a couple of weeks.

Aye it will but if I watch it there it’ll be a rewatch.

Last time I was at the cinema in Naas, 2 tickets, 1 Coke and 1 popcorn cost me €40. That's 4 months Netflix subscription. I'll wait the few weeks for this one on Netflix.

Mantis Toboggan wrote: »

Last time I was at the cinema in Naas, 2 tickets, 1 Coke and 1 popcorn cost me €40. That's 4 months Netflix subscription. I'll wait the few weeks for this one on Netflix.

I wouldn’t go to the cinema much at all but watching a 3 and a half hour movie in one sitting on Netflix is a big ask. Think in this case to really enjoy the movie you’re best to go to the cinema.

Your best bet with the cinema is to go on Wednesdays when its 2 for 10 euro.
And then if you have access to 3 Network you can request a 2 for 1 code for the Odeon too (I think that works Mon-Thurs or something)

Dots1982 wrote: »

I wouldn’t go to the cinema much at all but watching a 3 and a half hour movie in one sitting on Netflix is a big ask. Think in this case to really enjoy the movie you’re best to go to the cinema.

Tallaght probably your best bet.

twomonkeys

Dots1982 wrote: »

Seems no cinema in Kildare is show Scorsese’s latest The Irishman despite it being the nationwide release date today. Some sort of quare distribution deal?

You wont find it in any cinema in Ireland. Cinemas refused to show it as there is only a 45 day window before its released on Netflix.

twomonkeys wrote: »

You wont find it in any cinema in Ireland. Cinemas refused to show it as there is only a 45 day window before its released on Netflix.

Well that’s just inaccurate but maybe you mean Odeon are refusing to show it? Haven’t heard of this.

The lighthouse cinema is showing the Irishman

mistersifter wrote: »

The lighthouse cinema is showing the Irishman

I saw it was showing in Tallaght too

buffalo

They're planning on widening the M4 up by me to Maynooth. Just wondering what sort of actual improvements anyone has seen on the morning commute into Dublin on the newly widened N7? (Is it open fully yet?) Even roughly, has your 7.30 commute dropped by 30mins, or 3mins?

WhatsGoingOn2

No, it is worse.
Starts backing up at about Kill, the traffic doesn't have anything to slow it down until that point.
The evenings are way better though. No backups at all.

Duane Dibbley

Gastro 101 restaurant opens today