Opening of "No-Food" pubs pushed out again

30-08-2020 06:56PM

jt69er wrote: »

So you didn't have a substantial meal costing no less than 9 euro's.

Food was €9. They said it right in the post you quoted.

Poorside · 30-08-2020 06:58PM

MrStuffins wrote: »

They were quite clever actually, they were doing a deal whereby the food was €9 but when you ordered it you got a free pint.

I had some nachos. They really hit the spot

So you dodged the rule, please report your rule breaking to the nearest Garda station and line up for your beating.

hynesie08 · 30-08-2020 06:59PM

Justin Credible Darts wrote: »

its still a pub,

and not only do you know I am right, the rest of the forums know it, and the more you cry and try twist things the more sadder you look.

carry on

It's a resteraunt using a pub's license to serve drink, not a pub.

jt69er · 30-08-2020 07:01PM

ReginaldSmythV wrote:

Food was â‚¬9. They said it right in the post you quoted.

With that deal the restaurant must have been very busy.

30-08-2020 07:08PM

jt69er wrote: »

With that deal the restaurant must have been very busy.

That would depend on what space they had available.

jt69er · 30-08-2020 07:12PM

ReginaldSmythV wrote:

That would depend on what space they hqd available.

Would that not be relative?

MrStuffins · 30-08-2020 07:19PM

jt69er wrote: »

With that deal the restaurant must have been very busy.

Not sure if they have a restaurant section so can't comment on that.

But the pub itself was buzzing. As busy as I've ever seen it.

Would have gone for some different food, but the last time I was in this particular pub (about a year ago) I had the same nachos and remembered them as being tasty. And indeed they were

Pints were just as delicious too.

jt69er · 30-08-2020 07:23PM

MrStuffins wrote: »

Not sure if they have a restaurant section so can't comment on that.

But the pub itself was buzzing. As busy as I've ever seen it.

Would have gone for some different food, but the last time I was in this particular pub (about a year ago) I had the same nachos and remembered them as being tasty. And indeed they were

Pints were just as delicious too.

Do you not find that pints taste totally different after food than before?

MrStuffins · 30-08-2020 07:25PM

jt69er wrote: »

Do you not find that pints taste totally different after food than before?

Nope.

Justin Credible Darts · 30-08-2020 07:25PM

hynesie08 wrote: »

It's a resteraunt using a pub's license to serve drink, not a pub.

Ha....this is priceless watching you making an utter buffoon of yourself.
Odd how all the times I was in that pub in the past, the pub you now claim is a restaurant, and the best you could get was a bag of tayto.

But now you have decided a pub with no kitchen, no food and has to depend on a parked up food van is a restaurant.

Keep repeating nonsense to yourself in the hope you might even convince yourself, you are not convincing anyone else.

jt69er · 30-08-2020 07:28PM

MrStuffins wrote: »

Not sure if they have a restaurant section so can't comment on that.

But the pub itself was buzzing. As busy as I've ever seen it.

Would have gone for some different food, but the last time I was in this particular pub (about a year ago) I had the same nachos and remembered them as being tasty. And indeed they were

Pints were just as delicious too.

Do you think the reason the place was so busy was the food or the free pints?

Richard Hillman · 30-08-2020 07:30PM

These 2 hour restrictions are never leaving us. It's the new USC.

MrStuffins · 30-08-2020 07:32PM

jt69er wrote: »

Do you think the reason the place was so busy was the food or the free pints?

Well it's quite a popular pub. Every time I've been there before it's been busy just like it was yesterday.

jt69er · 30-08-2020 07:36PM

MrStuffins wrote: »

Well it's quite a popular pub. Every time I've been there before it's been busy just like it was yesterday.

So they always do free pints with food?

hynesie08 · 30-08-2020 07:37PM

Justin Credible Darts wrote: »

Ha....this is priceless watching you making an utter buffoon of yourself.
Odd how all the times I was in that pub in the past, the pub you now claim is a restaurant, and the best you could get was a bag of tayto.

But now you have decided a pub with no kitchen, no food and has to depend on a parked up food van is a restaurant.

Keep repeating nonsense to yourself in the hope you might even convince yourself, you are not convincing anyone else.

If the section with drinks closes, the food part can still serve food.

If the section with food closes, the drink part can't serve drinks.

That's a resteraunt buddy.......

You admit yourself....... Has to depend on food? That's a resteraunt........

MrStuffins · 30-08-2020 07:39PM

jt69er wrote: »

So they always do free pints with food?

Not sure where you got that from my post

jt69er · 30-08-2020 07:42PM

MrStuffins wrote: »

They were quite clever actually, they were doing a deal whereby the food was €9 but when you ordered it you got a free pint.

I had some nachos. They really hit the spot

Is that not what you said here?

Justin Credible Darts · 30-08-2020 08:09PM

hynesie08 wrote: »

If the section with drinks closes, the food part can still serve food.

If the section with food closes, the drink part can't serve drinks.

That's a resteraunt buddy.......

You admit yourself....... Has to depend on food? That's a resteraunt........

Is English your first language, or am I wrongly crediting you as being normal ?
I quite clearly stated there is a food van, it is not part of the premises, there is the pub and the van, 2 separate entities.....are you still with me ?

There is the pub....that is the concrete building, and there is the trailer, that is the thing on wheels,serving the food they are not the same thing.
Because of the thing on wheels,the thing serving food, the PUB is open...yes, the PUB.

hynesie08 · 30-08-2020 08:15PM

Justin Credible Darts wrote: »

Is English your first language, or am I wrongly crediting you as being normal ?
I quite clearly stated there is a food van, it is not part of the premises, there is the pub and the van, 2 separate entities.....are you still with me ?

There is the pub....that is the concrete building, and there is the trailer, that is the thing on wheels,serving the food they are not the same thing.
Because of the thing on wheels,the thing serving food, the PUB is open...yes, the PUB.

If the pub is open go in and have a pint.........

You can't because pubs aren't open..........

MrStuffins · 30-08-2020 08:15PM

jt69er wrote: »

Is that not what you said here?

Nope.

hetuzozaho · 30-08-2020 08:17PM

hynesie08 wrote: »

If the pub is open go in and have a pint.........

You can't because pubs aren't open..........

You can though :P

MrStuffins · 30-08-2020 08:18PM

hynesie08 wrote: »

If the pub is open go in and have a pint.........

You can't because pubs aren't open..........

Think you might be wrong here. I was in the pub yesterday. It was very open.

I was in the same pub last year. Had some nachos and a few pints, watched some football.

Went to the same place yesterday and had the same. Nachos, some pints, watched the football.

The pints of Guinness are very nice I must say

jt69er · 30-08-2020 08:19PM

Justin Credible Darts wrote: »

Is Henchys, the PUB I passed today in cork that is a genuine "wet pub" with no kitchen a restaurant now ?

The pub has outside seating, a parked up food van, but it is a pub.

Cry, deflect, make up lies, spin things to suit an agenda, attack the poster, label people trolls etc, but it wont change the fact you are wrong, plain and simple.

Not every pub open is a restaurant, You are lying and people know you are lying.

Was the trailer parked there in February?

hynesie08 · 30-08-2020 08:20PM

hetuzozaho wrote: »

You can though :P

Officially you can't though, not without food.....

hetuzozaho · 30-08-2020 08:23PM

hynesie08 wrote: »

Officially you can't though, not without food.....

So you can is all I was saying.

hynesie08 · 30-08-2020 08:23PM

jt69er wrote: »

Was the trailer parked there in February?

So the government say you can open if you operate as a resteraunt.

They get a food van so they can operate as a resteraunt.

They are operating as a resteraunt.

JID says they're not a resteraunt.........

hynesie08 · 30-08-2020 08:24PM

hetuzozaho wrote: »

So you can is all I was saying.

Yes, you can also get a pint in the lighthouse cinema and bring it to the movie with you, doesn't make screen 1 a pub

MrStuffins · 30-08-2020 08:27PM

hynesie08 wrote: »

Yes, you can also get a pint in the lighthouse cinema and bring it to the movie with you, doesn't make screen 1 a pub

And I can get a burger from the pub.

Doesn't make it a restaurant

hetuzozaho · 30-08-2020 08:29PM

hynesie08 wrote: »

Yes, you can also get a pint in the lighthouse cinema and bring it to the movie with you, doesn't make screen 1 a pub

I never said the lighthouse cinema was a pub!

Off topic but I actually didn't notice they did pints, remember bottles alright! What do they have on tap ?

MrStuffins · 30-08-2020 08:30PM

hynesie08 wrote: »

Yes, you can also get a pint in the lighthouse cinema and bring it to the movie with you, doesn't make screen 1 a pub

Also, is this true? I've gotten bottles of beer from there but never a pint. Pints would be a delicious option

Opening of "No-Food" pubs pushed out again

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