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Re: Food and Drink at Froch Vs Groves II
Posted: 07 Mar 2014, 17:02
by jessi
MacTavish wrote:What are the food options like at Wembley - is there not meant to be good curry houses around there?
I have also heard that the jumbo hot dogs are good inside the stadium, if somewhat overpriced.
Also, do you reckon that you will be able to take drinks to your seats? Hope the bar queues are not too bad.
Also, one final point is that it still being May, I imagine that the temperatures will drop once the sun goes down. I assume that it would be wise to take a jumper / light jacket. What are everyone's plans?
Just been thinking, it's one day before June (one of the hottest months of the year in the uk)
You shouldn't need a jumper or coat !
Re: Food and Drink at Froch Vs Groves II
Posted: 07 Mar 2014, 18:13
by MacTavish
That looks quality Black Panther! I'm tempted to go even if I don't live anywhere near!
Re: Food and Drink at Froch Vs Groves II
Posted: 07 Mar 2014, 18:17
by hurlock
MacTavish wrote:That looks quality Black Panther! I'm tempted to go even if I don't live anywhere near!
I'd like him to take me on z date he knows all the places
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Re: Food and Drink at Froch Vs Groves II
Posted: 07 Mar 2014, 18:19
by lefty
Sound like a bunch of women you lot! Anyone would think you're planning to invade France with the prep!
Re: Food and Drink at Froch Vs Groves II
Posted: 07 Mar 2014, 18:25
by keithmoonhangover
MacTavish wrote:What are the food options like at Wembley - is there not meant to be good curry houses around there?
I have also heard that the jumbo hot dogs are good inside the stadium, if somewhat overpriced.
Also, do you reckon that you will be able to take drinks to your seats? Hope the bar queues are not too bad.
Also, one final point is that it still being May, I imagine that the temperatures will drop once the sun goes down. I assume that it would be wise to take a jumper / light jacket. What are everyone's plans?
FOOD!?!?!?! WTF!!!!!! Eatin' is cheatin' mate. Wine, vodka, brandy.
Re: Food and Drink at Froch Vs Groves II
Posted: 07 Mar 2014, 18:42
by Dan Dares
MacTavish wrote:If you like curry head to Tayeab's or Lahore Kebab house near Commercial Street. Both are the business and BYO. The mixed grill is worth doing time for....
x 2.
Lahori curry is in a different league to the brick lane standard fayre.
Haven't been to Tayaabs for a while, but it is truly the best curry i've ever had, and it was double cheap too. And you could even take your own booze in. The queue is a bit of a pain in the arse, but well worth it.
Kebabish on Green Steet is pretty good too
Re: Food and Drink at Froch Vs Groves II
Posted: 07 Mar 2014, 19:03
by mickey1975
Dan Dares wrote:MacTavish wrote:If you like curry head to Tayeab's or Lahore Kebab house near Commercial Street. Both are the business and BYO. The mixed grill is worth doing time for....
x 2.
Lahori curry is in a different league to the brick lane standard fayre.
Haven't been to Tayaabs for a while, but it is truly the best curry i've ever had, and it was double cheap too. And you could even take your own booze in. The queue is a bit of a pain in the arse, but well worth it.
Kebabish on Green Steet is pretty good too
You can't beat a BYO...
Re: Food and Drink at Froch Vs Groves II
Posted: 18 Mar 2014, 11:10
by MacTavish
Re: Food and Drink at Froch Vs Groves II
Posted: 18 Mar 2014, 18:30
by Monte Fisto
Very metrosexual thread. I'll be brining the egg and cress. Free range eggs obviously I'm not a peasant
Re: Food and Drink at Froch Vs Groves II
Posted: 28 May 2014, 12:46
by MacTavish
Just picking this thread up - as the event is now only a few days away what are everyone's final dining plans / drinking strategies.
We are meeting in London Bridge in the afternoon and will have a few ales around Boro Mkt and a posh burger.
Going to be 20 degrees during the day - bit chilly in the night so a light jumper is called for IMO.
