Pub food is shat
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Pub food is shat
Yesterday in a pub in Nelson I ordered a cod ( Railway inn) ....what I ended up with was not cod it was some kind of sea rat fish and they served it with carrots ffs...and raw onion lumps ewww
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Its very hard getting decent food on a regular basis anywhere around here nowadays.2 weeks back I went to a cafe in my village,on the wall he has a 4 star rating from CCBC...it looks photocopied...on the CCBC website it scores a 1,just like his other eating emporium. The sausages were really nasty
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For example,our recently build pub,its struggled with a 1 rating since opening...its recently gone up to a 2...basically theyve stopped kicking the food around the floor? How can a new purpose place be this bad?
http://www.otterpub.co.uk/
http://ratings.food.gov.uk/authority...555/%5E/1/5/10
the cafes also on the list lol...missing 3 of its advertised stars
http://www.otterpub.co.uk/
http://ratings.food.gov.uk/authority...555/%5E/1/5/10
the cafes also on the list lol...missing 3 of its advertised stars
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Not a fan of pub food here.
Some pubs this end announce their meals as "prepared from fresh". Those pubs are ok to eat in. We actually have a café in our nearby town that even makes its own sauces including ketchup and brown sauce for their Full English. I think that's the way it should be. Most pubs are freezer to fryer, and the thought of it is a bit on a downer, really.
Some pubs this end announce their meals as "prepared from fresh". Those pubs are ok to eat in. We actually have a café in our nearby town that even makes its own sauces including ketchup and brown sauce for their Full English. I think that's the way it should be. Most pubs are freezer to fryer, and the thought of it is a bit on a downer, really.
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Don't know if you travel as far afield as Rawtenstall/Edenfield, but The Whitchaff is very good and the Fisherman's Retreat in Edenfield is excellent.
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Was in a pub the other day at the bar ordering my drink and a mumsie with an attitude interrupted and said to the barman, "excuse me, but where are the baby changing facilities"?
Now call me old fashioned but to me pubs used to be an adult environment where you could relax with a drink away from this kiddiesville crap.
Although I have never smoked in my life I would give anything to go back to the days of the old smokey British pub atmosphere.
Now call me old fashioned but to me pubs used to be an adult environment where you could relax with a drink away from this kiddiesville crap.
Although I have never smoked in my life I would give anything to go back to the days of the old smokey British pub atmosphere.
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Yep definitely a different Nelson, Nelson South Wales...Oh wify tried their curry...it remained on the table....Diner curry..tho unsure on the spelling ..just the rank taste