I had 2 drinks, followed by a nap, followed by dinner.
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You passed out at the table?
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I lolzd at that, as it was true
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The food is the UK is utter, utter swill.
I was over for a Sales Meeting a few years back and the commercial director, an Irish lady, told me that she likes to eat out in restaurants. I asked her where and she mentioned Harvester so I stopped listening.
WHERE’s ME SCHTEAK?
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AND ME FUCKIN HASSLEBANK SPUDS.
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This is better than some of those MacRoaster stories themselves. Life imitating “art”.
Not you @artfoley
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Did the sales manager have a sex change in the middle of that story?
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I had lunch in the Shelbourne earlier this week for the first time. A fine experience, had a superb Caesar salad and the ambience was top class. Wasn’t all that pricey* either considering the top class service.
Will be going back again
*aside from the 7 euro for a 750 ml bottle of sparkling water.
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The highlight of a meal in a hotel was a Caesar salad? I’d hate to see what the main was like.
Not a fan of dining in hotels - they charge top price for mediocre fare because a) you’ve nowhere else to go or b) you’ve a meal included as part of your stay.
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It was a lunch on a Tuesday afternoon. All I had was a Caesar salad which was top class. I had assumed that the place would be stuffy and pompous based on its reputation but found it to be a very charming place and was pleasently surprised
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Spidey is to ating what farmer was to cuntish dreary music back in the day. Pompous overinflated view of his own opinion.
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Andy’s is still there.
The best restaurant in Monaghan at the moment, better even than the Batched Loaf, is the Indian.
Last time I was in Monaghan I had a lovely meal in Taste of Tuscany.
Not an Irish Restaurant, there’s clearly an ASDA in the background.
There was 100% British and Irish beef in my breakfast.
And it’s 100% not Ireland beneath your feet.
Hang your head in shame.