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Does Milanos deliver?

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  • 25-02-2010 1:00am
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    lovelyhome
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    siltirocker
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    lovelyhome wrote: »
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    Nope they are a restaurant fullstop. If sure you could order take-away from there with little hassle. None of the delivery directories operate from there either.


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    forumfiend
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    lovelyhome wrote: »
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    They used to do takeaways once upon a time. I collected them myself so I can't say if they deliver.

    I love Milano and their pizzas are fantastic but I don't think they travel well and I wouldn't recommend them for a takeaway. Probably because the base is not as thick as your average takeaway pizza, they were kind of soggy by the time I got them home.


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    ?Cee?view
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    Never a great fan of Pizza Express, so I tend to avoid Milanos. Only thing going for it really is that it's family friendly, but as the foods not great, I certainly wouldn't bother with a takeaway from it.

    If you want great pizzas in Galway, try Bistro Bianconi. They're in Westside. They deliver and you can also buy via takeaway.ie. I used takeaway.ie for the first time last week and to my surprise it worked perfectly. I liked that you can still pay cash even though you order online.

    Cheaper than Milanos, and waaaaaaay better.


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    joeKel73
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    Just sit in and have two main courses for €15! ;)
    http://www.milanooffers.ie/


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    po0k
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    churchview wrote: »
    If you want great pizzas in Galway, try Bistro Bianconi. They're in Westside. They deliver and you can also buy via takeaway.ie. I used takeaway.ie for the first time last week and to my surprise it worked perfectly. I liked that you can still pay cash even though you order online.

    The Michelangelo gives me the horn.


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    hyperbaby
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    they sell two types of milanos(pizza express) pizzas in tescos. they are on special order at the moment.


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    brianthebard
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    po0k wrote: »
    The Michelangelo gives me the horn.

    Last time I ordered form bianconi's the carmelised red onions were really just red onions coated in white sugar, very strange taste and not a great meal all in all tbh.


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    siltirocker
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    brianthebard wrote: »
    Last time I ordered form bianconi's the carmelised red onions were really just red onions coated in white sugar, very strange taste and not a great meal all in all tbh.

    Have i read that wrong? Aren't carmelised onions just red onions coated in sugar?


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    brianthebard
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    No they're supposed to be cooked, as in the sugar should be carmelised, not sprinkled on.


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    siltirocker
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    brianthebard wrote: »
    No they're supposed to be cooked, as in the sugar should be carmelised, not sprinkled on.

    Oh right, i picked you up wrong. I just assumed they were baked or sauted.
    Sugar sprinkled on? That's a bit silly.


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    brianthebard
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    Sorry probably wasn't being very clear. I guess they must have been baked, but however they did it the onions just appeared to have sugar on them, rather than being carmelised. I mean you could pick them up and knock off the sugar. I realise I'm taking up a lot of this thread now with a relatively minor issue, but it annoys me when resturants advertise an ingredient or dish and it doesn't appear that way or is subpar.
    On a more positive note I was in BB with my sister the other day and had a roma pizza and that was quite nice.


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