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eating out - what kind of food do you go for?

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    #32
    Pretzeluck
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    Pussy


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    #33
    Church on Tuesday
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    All apart from the pretentious nonsense.


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    irishguitarlad
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    Either an Indian, or tapas that cost 2.50-3.00 each and they're ****ing huge. Usually go for the fried dogfish, fried cod and some fried anchovies along with an auld piece of spanish tortilla washed down with a glass of cruzcampo beer.


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    Andy From Sligo
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    If I were forced I might have the pretentious number 1 (if someone else were paying :) ) - .. but then i would most probably need to sink my teef into a big dirty kebab later on ..


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    OldMrBrennan83
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    Curry. But take away is my eating out, I don't like actually eating out.


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    WhiteMemento9
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    I usually try to order something that I never or would very rarely cook myself.


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    #38
    AllForIt
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    One think I will never understand is when I see my friends ordering a burger in a proper restaurant. I can't understand how will all thats on offer one would choose a bog standard burger with chunky chips and the like. It's like an Indian going to an English restaurant and ordering a curry.


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    OldMrBrennan83
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    AllForIt wrote: »
    One think I will never understand is when I see my friends ordering a burger in a proper restaurant. I can't understand how will all thats on offer one would choose a bog standard burger with chunky chips and the like. It's like an Indian going to an English restaurant and ordering a curry.

    Depends if you're buying or not.


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    MiliMe
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    Speaking of pretentiousness...
    Recently went to an awfully fancy restaurant that my OH was forever raving about where the "chefs" serve your food to you.
    Now I'm all for being a bit fancy every now and then but come off it, do you really expect me to believe that these two women with perfect hair/makeup and gleaming chef whites are there as anything but waitresses!!!
    As for eating out, it's be door number 2 for me. Indians and Chinese are more for sitting at home watching a film.


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    Andy From Sligo
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    AllForIt wrote: »
    One think I will never understand is when I see my friends ordering a burger in a proper restaurant. I can't understand how will all thats on offer one would choose a bog standard burger with chunky chips and the like. It's like an Indian going to an English restaurant and ordering a curry.

    or the Brits going to Lanzarote and ordering English Breakfast :)


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    Archeron
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    Austria! wrote: »
    I want one where there's all different bits of dinners and I taste them all.

    And no waiters who insist on pouring water. I'm an adult.

    I did that in south Africa. They had a food from every country in Africa, taste anything and unlimited amounts of what you like. I ate my body weight in Ethiopian chicken wings :)


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