Toto Wolfcastle wrote: » Wowburger, Elephant and Castle and Captain A’s are all part of the same group and are using Captain A’s as a takeaway location. Dollard & Co is another but I’m not sure if they’ve expanded it to Cork.
siblers wrote: » Had K.Cs Saturday. Had a pulled pork chicken. There was so much mayo and lettuce in the pitta I ended up feeling sick from it. Was Horrendous ****e. Would gladly never eat from them again
siblers wrote: » Is there much of a difference between Captain Americas and Wow Burger? Might try one of them tomorrow
rob316 wrote: » Its greasy slop but people of cork seem to love to eat **** food like this, Luigi's, Scoozis.
the beer revolu wrote: » I think the likes of Scoozi and Luigi's have their place - relatively cheap, casual, cocktails. They're handy for teenagers eating out, family groups and cheap staff dos. Difference is you don't see queues outside them and no one claims that they are the best in the world at what they do. I don't know how they did it but fair play to KCs for becoming a legendary success with average food offerings. I guess, 30 years ago, the pita menu was different to almost any chipper in Ireland and people liked it and kept going. I don't get the fuss, myself, but I wish them well. I used to enjoy their fish and chips some years ago. Ecos is incredibly popular too and that is, imo, a shockingly bad restaurant - I'd go to Scoozi or Luigi's any day over it (if I had to:rolleyes:).
the beer revolu wrote: » I guess, 30 years ago, the pita menu was different to almost any chipper in Ireland and people liked it and kept going. I don't get the fuss, myself, but I wish them well. I used to enjoy their fish and chips some years ago.
the beer revolu wrote: » Ecos is incredibly popular too and that is, imo, a shockingly bad restaurant - I'd go to Scoozi or Luigi's any day over it (if I had to:rolleyes:).
leahyl wrote: » Just read that Feed your Senses won’t be reopening - very sad, always a lovely place with tasty tapas.
SomeFool wrote: » That's a real loss, never had a bad meal/experience there.
beer enigma wrote: » Silver Key have added draft pints to their takeaway menu Heineken, Coors, Murphy's €4.50 per pint
pwurple wrote: » How the actual fck are they licensed for that?
what the hell! wrote: » Dino's is back if anyone is interested. Order online for collection. http://www.dinostakeaway.ie
siblers wrote: » Saw the one in Grange open last night. They do very nice chips, glad to see them open
CHealy wrote: » The Grange one is very nice, Turners Cross is after going to the dogs.
Billythekid19 wrote: » Best Dinos is probably Douglas with decent portions and efficient staff, the one in Bishopstown has always been very skimpy with their portion sizes.
run_Forrest_run wrote: » I have to disagree on the Douglas one, in the last few years I felt it has gone to the dogs and it's partly due to the staff. Two very cranky women who are hopeless at managing orders and dealing with a queue. The amount of confusion between them about orders etc is laughable.
Ludo wrote: » I always head to Turners Cross myself rather than Douglas. Much nicer chips. Never actually realised there was one in Grange though...might give it a try.
Curb Your Enthusiasm wrote: » The new Japanese restaurant "Okura" opened up today for the first time in Douglas Village. Only takeaways at the moment obviously. Hope they do well, tough time to start a business. Will be trying them after the weekend.https://www.facebook.com/101697571365217/posts/151658653035775/
