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Branded in Beckenham is probably the 2nd best steak ive had in this country.RC_CAFC said:Loads of great independent restaurants in Beckenham doing it. Had some fantastic meals in Koz, Hisar and Branded. All done really well with the social distancing and so lovely to see the restaurants busy on these days. The money they’ll be making with full covers will more than make up for the overly quiet Thursdays.
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Or even better eat out again in September, help save their jobs with proper taxable moneynewyorkaddick said:If you are in the fortunate position to be using the EOTHO scheme but not really 'needing to', a nice gesture is to return some of the benefit by way of an usually generous tip (up to 50%) to the overworked staff.3 -
The one in Sevenoaks is lovely too.orpingtonRED said:
Branded in Beckenham is probably the 2nd best steak ive had in this country.RC_CAFC said:Loads of great independent restaurants in Beckenham doing it. Had some fantastic meals in Koz, Hisar and Branded. All done really well with the social distancing and so lovely to see the restaurants busy on these days. The money they’ll be making with full covers will more than make up for the overly quiet Thursdays.
Only had a burger in there when I went, rather than steak, but it was fantastic, and the rasperry cheesecake was so nice too. For essentially two very simple dishes I thought it was very, very good.0 -
Didnt even know there was another one. Cheers will certainly try it out. Been going to the Beckenham one for a while and never had a bad meal.North Lower Neil said:
The one in Sevenoaks is lovely too.orpingtonRED said:
Branded in Beckenham is probably the 2nd best steak ive had in this country.RC_CAFC said:Loads of great independent restaurants in Beckenham doing it. Had some fantastic meals in Koz, Hisar and Branded. All done really well with the social distancing and so lovely to see the restaurants busy on these days. The money they’ll be making with full covers will more than make up for the overly quiet Thursdays.
Only had a burger in there when I went, rather than steak, but it was fantastic, and the rasperry cheesecake was so nice too. For essentially two very simple dishes I thought it was very, very good.0 -
been to the Pied bull over in farningham a couple of times. nice food and good atmosphere. haven't had a steak in a restaurant/pub for quite a while due to price but cos of this incentive I was able to enjoy a nice sirloin steak.
I also went to the Chaser over in Shipbourne, food is ok but i know they are continuing this offer throughout September.0 -
Does the offer encompass bank holiday Monday too?1
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It does yeah. Bank holiday is the last daysam3110 said:Does the offer encompass bank holiday Monday too?0 -
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Just got back from there......ended up using the Boathouse on the front , could not get in anywhere else.MrOneLung said:We were down in Dawlish Warren for the week a when it first started.Saved a bomb eating out twice a day on those 3 days with 2 adults and two kids.0 -
Tried this out in Dawat Blackfen yesterday evening. Fucking shambles, rush rush rush.
It did however give you that authentic Bangladeshi restaurant feel.
Never again, unbelievable hurry up and chaos.
How about 25% off Sunday - Thursday?0 - Sponsored links:
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Went there couple of times, also the goose and the welcome inn. Smugglers inn in Dawlish itself and a few over Paignton wayThe Equaliser said:
Just got back from there......ended up using the Boathouse on the front , could not get in anywhere else.MrOneLung said:We were down in Dawlish Warren for the week a when it first started.Saved a bomb eating out twice a day on those 3 days with 2 adults and two kids.0 -
Would like to have tried those out , did go to the Harbour Inn in Paignton.0
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Used to work opposite Ping Pong in Great Marlborough Street and there was always a massive queue outside there when I worked late.ValleyGary said:
Was over Bluewater on Monday evening and the queue for Wagamama was over 100 people long. Went all the way past the escalators and round the other side. Madness.Fumbluff said:Gave our local Thai some custom on the first week, lovely grub as always but no social distancing, I thought they’d have used every other table or something but they were cramming in as many as they could....understandable given how much they’ll have lost in the preceding months but we’ll give them a miss for now.Last night really fancied a wagamamas for some reason so we pootled up to Wandsworth on the bikes and there was a queue of a good 40 people outside in the street IN THE RAIN to sit on benches with/close to strangers!!!!
Came home and ordered a takeaway instead 😬
Always prefered Lucky Jade in Gravesend meself, and eat it in the comfort of your own home0 -
It must have been a bit cold though by the time you got back home to France.i_b_b_o_r_g said:
Used to work opposite Ping Pong in Great Marlborough Street and there was always a massive queue outside there when I worked late.ValleyGary said:
Was over Bluewater on Monday evening and the queue for Wagamama was over 100 people long. Went all the way past the escalators and round the other side. Madness.Fumbluff said:Gave our local Thai some custom on the first week, lovely grub as always but no social distancing, I thought they’d have used every other table or something but they were cramming in as many as they could....understandable given how much they’ll have lost in the preceding months but we’ll give them a miss for now.Last night really fancied a wagamamas for some reason so we pootled up to Wandsworth on the bikes and there was a queue of a good 40 people outside in the street IN THE RAIN to sit on benches with/close to strangers!!!!
Came home and ordered a takeaway instead 😬
Always prefered Lucky Jade in Gravesend meself, and eat it in the comfort of your own home7 -
Not to everyone's taste obviously, but I went to Spoons in Crawley the other day, after taking my youngest to Cineworld. An expensive experience to watch a kids film!
I know Spoons is cheap anyway, but the bill came in under 6 quid! The boy had chicken nuggets, chips, beans plus a drink and a yoyo bear snack. I had jacket potato with chilli and a pint. Incredible value really. I paid over 6 quid for a pint in The Woolpack a couple of weeks back ffs! Only downside was, we were in Wetherspoons in Crawley
Just wish I'd taken advantage of some of the proper gaffs offering the deal now!0 -
Amos Brearley and Mr Wilks will be turning in their graves at that price.YTS1978 said:Not to everyone's taste obviously, but I went to Spoons in Crawley the other day, after taking my youngest to Cineworld. An expensive experience to watch a kids film!
I know Spoons is cheap anyway, but the bill came in under 6 quid! The boy had chicken nuggets, chips, beans plus a drink and a yoyo bear snack. I had jacket potato with chilli and a pint. Incredible value really. I paid over 6 quid for a pint in The Woolpack a couple of weeks back ffs! Only downside was, we were in Wetherspoons in Crawley
Just wish I'd taken advantage of some of the proper gaffs offering the deal now!2 -
Only used it for the first time last night down in Padstow, 5 of us food and a drink for £39 in a lovely place in the harbour
wish I’d used it more now!0 -
I'm a pretty classy guy right. My brother and I went to Weatherspoons in Greenwich on Wednesday. A burger meal, a panini, a side of onion rings, nachos and two pints of Punk IPA, £8.50. Sure the food food was rank, the tables were dirty and the customer service was non existent. But we left fat and happy!4
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Sizzling pubs and Toby carvery extend scheme to 15 September.0
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Seen that deliveroo are offering £5 off through September for any £20 orders placed on Mon-Wed.0
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Suspect the handful in London and Brum are the thin end of a very thick wedge.clive said:1 -
Great news - greedy, profiteering low lifes.clive said:
Like nicking the wallet of a blind ex-serviceman.
Suspect the punishment wont fit the crime though.0 -
£26bn potential loss of Bounce back loans not being repaid, many of which will be fraud or gaming the system.
I have already permanently fallen out with a friend who openly admits to playing the system on this and know of others.
These people should be named, shamed and locked up. Gaming the system to profiteer over Covid at the expense of tax payers makes my blood boil.14 -
They need to take a closer look in the Yorkshire area, especially involving the asian wedding reception industry, the UK tax payer has paid for a lot of receptions up there and no doubt across the country.Stig said:
Suspect the handful in London and Brum are the thin end of a very thick wedge.clive said:0
