Milkshake Joint

Redhairedguy · 18-05-2009 12:48am

Haven't you heard?

Obesity is in, this season!

Sea Devils · 18-05-2009 1:06am

JohnCleary wrote: »

Heh this place will be the reason why all of you lot turn into fatties!

Don't forget Burger King!

Das Kitty · 18-05-2009 8:07am

JohnCleary wrote: »

Heh this place will be the reason why all of you lot turn into fatties!

Jaysus, wouldn't be terrible to go through life avoiding the odd little pleasure because of a terrible fear of getting fat?

Maybe lording your healthy diet over others tastes sweeter than any milkshake though?

:P

flycruise · 07-08-2009 1:12pm

There's one after opening in Cork!

Toto Wolfcastle · 07-08-2009 1:14pm

flycruise wrote: »

There's one after opening in Cork!

Where?

biko · 07-08-2009 1:17pm

Great, go tell Cork

kodute · 07-08-2009 1:35pm

flycruise wrote: »

There's one after opening in Cork tooooooo bhoiiiiy!!

FYP

flycruise · 07-08-2009 1:52pm

soorrrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeeee!

French Church Street, had galaxy caramel shake for my lunch today, delish... will say no more

Robbo · 07-08-2009 1:52pm

I await their Beamish 'n' Misguided Chipiness Milkshake...

JohnCleary · 07-08-2009 9:11pm

When they make a Buckfast milkshake i'll visit, until then, no dice! :pac:

milkybar kid · 16-08-2009 5:58pm

The Milkshake place in French Church Street Cork is called Hot Shakes.
Had a milky bar one, big shock!!, and it was lovely. Highly recommended.
Staff are called Hotties, the girl who served me sure was.
The milky bars are on me!!

jconnon · 06-01-2011 3:17pm

does anyone notice that shake in galway is always busy,even in the recession,was it busier a year ago than it is now

Wompa1 · 06-01-2011 4:32pm

jconnon wrote: »

does anyone notice that shake in galway is always busy,even in the recession,was it busier a year ago than it is now

Does always seem busy but in fairness I think the pubs are still very busy too. Which one's a more expensive luxury?

Any yeah I saw the news about pubs not being busy and closing down. But they still seem to get a fair few customers most nights..Maybe bar Tuesday and Sundays but then Sunday during the day seems freakishly busy

toadfly · 06-01-2011 4:33pm

Oh I love this place..I had malteaser was fab. Boyfriend had crunchie & mikado..was very weird just tasted like crunchie then you'd get soggy biscuit everysooften. (I reckon malteaser & crunchie would be class)

Was in one in England last weekend I had malteaser and kinder bueno was fantastic. Sister had peanut butter & ferraro. Very overpowering but nice.

Gonna go in again on Saturday for another I am addicted!

Thargor · 06-01-2011 4:33pm

There used to be queues out the door of the Eyre Square centre when that place opened.

rivalius13 · 06-01-2011 4:52pm

Saw the thread get bumped and thought for a second the place had closed, don't do that to me again, almost had a heart attack, I'd preferred to clog my arteries with beuno shakes, do it the natural way.

jconnon · 06-01-2011 5:59pm

are these milkshake bars a craze tho

jconnon · 10-01-2011 6:05pm

can sombody tell me are these places fad or will he continue doing so well.

plese help

pleasant Co. · 10-01-2011 6:11pm

Why on earth does it matter to you?

Thargor · 10-01-2011 6:16pm

I think they are a fad, I think we'll see a milkshake crash sometime in 2011 as people realise they've been tricked out of their hard earned cash all these years, expect to see Supermacs et al dumping their machinery in the river before the end of the year.

jconnon · 10-01-2011 6:30pm

cos im unemployed mactard and looking for a good business idea

pleasant Co. · 10-01-2011 6:34pm

jconnon wrote: »

cos im unemployed mactard and looking for a good business idea

Well, good luck to you then :cool:

biko · 10-01-2011 7:38pm

jconnon wrote: »

can sombody tell me are these places fad or will he continue doing so well.

plese help

That's anybody's guess really. Hopefully they'll stay in business a long time.
Milkshakes brings me to the yard.

cooperguy · 10-01-2011 9:25pm

jconnon wrote: »

cos im unemployed mactard and looking for a good business idea

Well there is already one of them in Galway, Dublin, Limerick and I think Cork aswell so you probably need a different idea unless you want to go into direct competition with them!

jconnon · 11-01-2011 2:28am

cooperguy wrote: »

Well there is already one of them in Galway, Dublin, Limerick and I think Cork aswell so you probably need a different idea unless you want to go into direct competition with them!

true

_Whimsical_ · 11-01-2011 3:37am

jconnon wrote: »

cos im unemployed mactard and looking for a good business idea

Keep thinking comfort food .People gain weight during modern recessions.

I've never had one of these milkshakes. I'm afraid I'll like them too much.:o

xo.mary · 12-01-2011 5:31am

jconnon wrote: »

can sombody tell me are these places fad or will he continue doing so well.

plese help

No, everyone enjoys a good milkshake.

I've noticed recently that "American" diners are becoming more popular in Ireland. mmmm.

jconnon · 13-01-2011 12:59am

xo.mary wrote: »

No, everyone enjoys a good milkshake.

I've noticed recently that "American" diners are becoming more popular in Ireland. mmmm.

Thanks Mary

TheCosmicFrog · 13-01-2011 1:13am

I don't think you'll see it dwindle in popularity any time soon. It's very much the epitome of comfort food and dammit they taste good :cool:

jconnon · 05-02-2011 2:59am

cooperguy wrote: »

Well there is already one of them in Galway, Dublin, Limerick and I think Cork aswell so you probably need a different idea unless you want to go into direct competition with them!

just bought a lease on shop st galway. i know theres one in the shopping centre but he wont count with this location.

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