one cheese and onion and one salt and vinegar.
WES was impressed. Slightly greasy, slightly salty, just what was needed with three pints of lager.
Well done Irishers.
one cheese and onion and one salt and vinegar.
WES was impressed. Slightly greasy, slightly salty, just what was needed with three pints of lager.
Well done Irishers.
Which Irish pub, WES? You work close to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
The Tipperary - Fleet StQuote:
Originally Posted by Rich
Proper old boozer. Not a bird in sight. Nor braised pork belly, for that matter.
:nod: A place where all men are equal.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
Tayto Cheese & Onion. The absolute king of pub crisps.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
Which is ironic given that their main competitor in Ireland is actually King Crisps.
Are you absolutely positive that they’re superior to even McCoys? Forgive me, but I find this incredibly hard to believe.Quote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
McCoys Flame Grilled Steak is a superior crisp but never seen them in a pub and for beer I think Cheese and Onion works better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
You see my original statement of fact was not that Tayto Cheese & Onion was the king of crisps, but the king of pub crisps.
Very much a nice mix of City and builders in there. Only bird was about 60 years old and serving pints.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
Proper pub.