I overheard some colleagues talking about Buffet restaurants.
I am usually left underwhelmed by the whole buffet experience.
I had one in Vegas that was a bit bitter. But in quantity over quality.
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I overheard some colleagues talking about Buffet restaurants.
I am usually left underwhelmed by the whole buffet experience.
I had one in Vegas that was a bit bitter. But in quantity over quality.
The buffet has three elements that render it antithetical to good food: mass catering; sitting around going manky; and having to fetch it yourself.
Especially not the breakfast buffet. Full English is a beautiful thing but it's utterly ruined by hanging about longer than one of sting's tantric ****s.
Special mention for the wee conveyor belt toasters and mini size cereal packets though. If you're tired of that **** you might as well end it now.
Toast that is either woefully over- or underdone :bow:
And also one of my jokes.
It's all about tactics and where you position yourself on the park.
Close enough to be able to keep an eye on things, ready to pounce at any time upon the delivery of freshly cooked breads. In between you simply drink.
This strongly suggests to me that they're just serving the **** that was left over from Saturday night. http://www.awimb.com/images/smiley_icons/ohwell.gif
Probably helped by the fact that I hadn't had a full English in months and they actually provided proper f**king glasses for the orange juice so you could sate your thirst without filling up a f**king thimble 30 times over
when I lived in Swiss cottage. Basically consisted of chicken and potato which is all you really need
The worst part of it is always the chips*
*It's Yorkshire, chips is always an option, even with chips
Not in bits as obviously you couldn't face said meal, but a little off colour yet still in the mood to pint on.
Have to say it is when I (in the past) buffeted.
It is where I stay when possible.
Never eaten there mind you. Breakfast in McDonalds at Liverpool Street.
not the ex either
I didn't make the menu, s. Just enjoyed it on a hungover Sunday after a spot of 5-aside in Regent's Park.
We were right about Wales managing to f**k it up somehow. Hope you enjoyed the day anyway
load of *******s eh :banghead:
up at myther..which was superb..plus had great seats right next to pitch..son got an older aussie girls phonen umber..and i thoguht we were going to get stuffed when 14 - 7 down and never expected a win..so by not drinking / getting hopes up i just enjoyed the rugby..love israel fulatu
beer. It just isn't the same
Key in all my travel based decision making.
The whole gateway-to-essex thing is enough reason to avoid imo
It was nice last week - landed at 11 at the hotel just past 12, checked in and in the Woodbine for 1. Returned at 3am-ish. Breakfast at 10 - job done
I work to tight schedules J.
Getting over from Camden to Liverpool Street is a totally unnecessary stage in Project Get Home.
And we won.
I do hope you are not suggesting for 1 second that I stay in the area of Tottenham Hale.
Liverpool Street is great as invariably I do not remember getting back to my hotel but I am able to be at my train within 5-10 minutes next morning and then have the wonders of the McDonalds breakfast also.
