Was at the uplift on Sunday and feel I have to get on my soap box about food prices at this trail centre. We had two cheese burgers,one cheese burger with bacon,two 10oz coffees(small) and slice of Johnstones Carmel shortcake £14.50 this is a total rip off, I would also like to make everyone aware that I also do event catering with my snack bars and the FC is one of the cheaper places to site a van
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Ripped off at Innerleithan
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Posted 1 year ago #
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should have brought a packed lunch then
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Burgers £3 each
Coffees £2 each
Cake £1.50You got warm food and drink, without cooking yourself.
Hardly a rip off
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If its too rich for your pocket don't buy it?
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6 items <£15 outdoors?
Get a grip!
Should be a good thread for teh pwning
Posted 1 year ago # -
This must be some weird performance art thing
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Is this your idea of a shameless plug?
They charge what people will pay, clearly that's working alright for them.
The cafe in Innerleithen itself is great though, good food at good prices
Posted 1 year ago # -
Maybe we're supposed to respond by asking what event catering company he runs?
Posted 1 year ago # -
the angry ones are always easy to extract money from.
i remember an old boy i used to work for telling me this when i was just a lad. it's right.
Posted 1 year ago # -
I'm confused. When I think something is a rip off I keep my money in my wallet.
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Yep, agree with above, you have a choice whinger. Next time take food with you and/or pick it up on route. All DH routes exit into the car park, where your car is parked presumably and the uplift coach waits. There's plenty of time to go and grab some of your own food and drink.
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I feel like I'm falling for some trick just by responding.
Do you think he secretly OWNS the catering van in question, and is hoping for everyone to rally around the van and talk about all the good times they've had, buying reasonably priced food from it?
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Not cheap but typical of buying these sorts of items when you are out for the day. Road side vans in laybys are cheaper but I reckon that you'd struggle to go anywhere and find this stuff cheaper in a lot of places.
Never been but from what I am told you should try to but food/drink at a cup game at Wembley.
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13thfloormonk - Member
I feel like I'm falling for some trick just by responding.Do you think he secretly OWNS the catering van in question, and is hoping for everyone to rally around the van and talk about all the good times they've had, buying reasonably priced food from it?
Should we start a Facebook petition - Save the Innerleithan(sic) Van?
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Nah, its past that stage, we'll need to take more direct action, maybe hang some banners off the chairlift? (that is happening isn't it? I forget..)
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my god are you the tightest man on earth?
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Ever been to Costa Coffee?
Thought not.
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Come to Ireland and you'll see what rip-off means. A sausage roll (child size) and a filter coffee - 5 Euro.
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You shouldn't be eating such filth whilst riding anyway! Everybody know's you need scotch or macaroni pies from the bakers to ride DH!
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FFS - look at the prices before your order if price is an issue.
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Come to Ireland and you'll see what rip-off means. A sausage roll (child size) and a filter coffee - 5 Euro.
Hardly a rip off getting a metre long sausage roll and coffee for 5 euro
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Hardly a rip off getting a metre long sausage roll and coffee for 5 euro
class.
Posted 1 year ago # -
/applauds Bruneep.
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Are you Scotch ?
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How much did you pay to have someone drive you up the hill repeatedly?
Rip off - I got a bus into town the other day for £3.65Posted 1 year ago # -
Are you Scotch ?
Packed lunch and a flask FTW
signed an Aberdonian
What are your snack bars then gman67. They must be quite something if that's all you sell!
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Burgers £3.50 each,Bacon Burger £4.00,coffee £1.00,cake £1.50 and I did bring a packed lunch this is what my friends purchased.
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Ask your mum for an increase in your pocket money
Posted 1 year ago # -
bol - Member
Ever been to Costa
CoffeeFortune?Thought not
Fixed it for ya
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cheese sarnies and a flask of tea for the win plus...
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Food price seems reasonable to me. Can't wait till the next time you go to the cinema, a rugby match, a concert or even a petrol station for a sandwich. Lord help us all then.
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Whatever you do, don't go to the rugby at Murrayfield then. £4 for a plastic bottle of cider. And the band outside at the bar kept playing through the minute of silence for the earthquake, but thats another complaint.
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If you didnt buy anything how can you possibly have been ripped off?
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We had two cheese burgers,one cheese burger with bacon,two 10oz coffees(small) and slice of Johnstones Carmel shortcake £14.50 this is a total rip off, I would also like to make everyone aware that I also do event catering with my snack bars and the FC is one of the cheaper places to site a van
You were at Innerleithen mountain biking I presume? Why the hell would you even consider eating burgers and cakes when you're undertaking such a mentally and physically demanding sport?
People complain that mountain biking doesnt get taken seriously and misses the media coverage it deserves - its burger munching, baggy shorts wearing biffers like your mates who arent helping matters.
I hate to think what sort of food you stock at your "snack bar"
Posted 1 year ago # -
davidtaylforth
^ MTB held back as a sport, due to kids eating habits and fashion, shocker.
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