And help kill the high street.
Yeah.and your intestines!
Agree with you on teas and coffees. Scandalous prices, but I think with a restaurant meal you are getting a bit of skill and care and preparation with it.Should I go and buy coffee from Starbucks at a few quid each and waste an hour of my day doing it or use the big tub I got from Costco that lasts about 2 months and was about £15 that takes five minutes?
Easy choice!
Agree with you on teas and coffees. Scandalous prices, but I think with a restaurant meal you are getting a bit of skill and care and preparation with it.
Happy to pay a fair whack for a really nice meal, but not for a tea or a coffee ..... or a glass of spring water!
Not so sure.Maybe an actual meal you would. Not a pizza.
Not so sure.
There is one pizza at Bella Italia that is bloody lovely. One of the best pizzas I have ever had. Obviously not talking about your plain old cheese and tomato.
Campagna
Red pepper, red onion, mozzarella, goat's cheese, Pachino tomatoes, rocket, pine nuts and balsamic glaze.
It tastes amazing and there is a bit of work gone into that.
The balsamic glaze is beautiful. Don't know what they do to it, but it's kind of caramelised.Yeah they have just got the stuff out of the fridge and sprinkled those ingredients on rather than just cheese and tomato
They haven't been out back to milk the goat or pick the tomatoes.
If the woman behind the counter in Asda had those ingredients she could whip me one of those up.
Bet you were a barrel of laughs when your kids were younger, Nick.
'Daddy, it's a lovely day, can we go to the seaside?'
'No! You can go and sit in the back garden garden and I'll go to Wickes and buy some building sand.'
Is Nick also maintaining the pitch at the Ricoh?'No! You can go and sit in the back garden garden and I'll go to Wickes and buy some building sand.'
Is Nick also maintaining the pitch at the Ricoh?
You can't beat a nice meal out though.My daughter still is young.
To be fair, thankfully she doesn't mess about with niceties for the sake of it eitherShe enjoys making her own pizzas and choosing ingredients and putting them all on!
You can't beat a nice meal out though.
One of my favourite pastimes.
What, every leap year?Yeah we do as a treat every so often or a special occasion.
What, every leap year?
Monday - Friday 11-3.It was my daughter that went yesterday. She says they have stopped the offers too.
Double whammy
Just found out they have retained that offer, Si.Monday - Friday 11-3.
Love those pizzas, I can only get them when the wife's away though as I get them with the garlic oil and I must absolutely reek afterGo to Asda and get a massive one for about 4 pound
Place in oven
Remove from oven and slice
Eat
Love those pizzas, I can only get them when the wife's away though as I get them with the garlic oil and I must absolutely reek after
Typical stingy cov that is. The asda pizzas are decent but a proper pizza cooked at the right temperature (a few hundred degrees hotter than a domestic oven) is worth paying more forGo to Asda and get a massive one for about 4 pound
Place in oven
Remove from oven and slice
Eat
Typical stingy cov that is. The asda pizzas are decent but a proper pizza cooked at the right temperature (a few hundred degrees hotter than a domestic oven) is worth paying more for
Goes down a treat with a couple of these
Ah, that's you is it.You joke about it.
Once bought some of those, 4 tesco value ciders and got value snakebites.
May as well have just eaten batteries.
If I am going to go all out trampy I will get a can of Breakers and sit on the front garden.
Ah, that's you is it.
Next time I will beep my horn.
Yes, saw that this morning and have very much been following the Charterhouse project closely anyway.not the city centre as such but this is great news for the culinary scene in the city:
The Michelin-starred chef opening a restaurant in Coventry
WARNING - don’t go it’s fucking Shit! Awful food- Awful service. Possibly the worst £40 I have ever spent!Aabit outside of the city but has anyone seen the new chinese opening in the old Blockbusters by sainsburys..not your normal chinese
http://oodles-noodles.co.uk/pdf/Oodles Noodles Menu.pdf
I'm sure it was fine until you showed up.I went into the centre today for the first time in years. What an appalling and depressing place it is
It always takes the gloss of it when they present you with the bill afterwards.You can't beat a nice meal out though.
One of my favourite pastimes.
Good for the soul, if not the pocket.friday is junk food day for me and my family
but agree with otis that eating out is good. be it a indian,italian or franchise places etc
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