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Hi all
throwing this out there for some advice. group of 14 year old boys......looking for some where to take them after a birthday event. Would be a sunday early evening.
Thought of 5guys, grazing shed.......bit out of touch really so any help gratefully received.
cia
Frankie and Benny's ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nicerino
Pizza hut, TGIs.
Or all kids love Nandos
Caroline Street, end of fred :hehe:
JRC down the bay? Viva Brazil?
All depends how much you want to spend as most of St David’s will cater for kids such as shake shack.
Agreed on the point of grazing shed, it’s nice they use welsh produce but there’s better burger bars out there.
5 guys and grazing shed all good options.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nicerino
I was in tgi Friday before wolves with my mate and our kids and there was a gang of young city fans in there
Was in the Newport road tgi Friday the other day, a si have find memories of it growing up, and it was ****ing horrible. Worst meal I've had in years.Quote:
Originally Posted by dembethewarrior
There was an old soggy bit of broccoli stuck in the menu, food was poor and the place was looking shabby.
Was it always crap and standards have just been raised, or has it gone downhill ?
5 guys is a good shout, or shake shack
Tgi Friday, frankly and Benny? Pfft!! Take em for a curry mun ffs :shrug:
Las Iguanas down the bay.
Lovely burgers plus other stuff for the more adventurous.
One in St David's is all new and shiny. Daughter had a steak and it was very nicely cooked, I had a burger that was juicy and very nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
5 guys do nice burgers, been there more times than I can remember, but I'll usually spend 30 quid in there on 2 of us for a tasty burger, but it's expensive for what it is in my opinion.
Had a grazing shed a few times in the ground now, and 6.50 for a burger isn't cheap but it's very nice and considering it's 2 quid more than the travesty the club serves up its decent value considering, I'd imagine the place in town is very good.
There's the American diner down the bay o know mates have been to as well.
We pay a £5 for a burger at the grazing shed in the ground, lovely burgers.Quote:
Originally Posted by dembethewarrior
Not sure what one I had under the canton but it was 6.50 maybe it's the cheese and bacon one so it's a bit more. Nice mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by ian gibson
:thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by dembethewarrior
5 Guys is a good shout
Wish I knew. Unfortunately I am now aged in the embarrassing Dad category :cry::cry:
I've no idea what this fred is about ... what's wrong with Wimpys or a Berni Inn?
(by the way my "kids" can't stand Nando's)
I like 5 guys, the burgers are really nice, which ultimately is the main thing, but it is expensive, and for the price you pay yes you get nice food, but the ambiance is just like any other cheap fast food place. Perhaps that's not as much of a problem for 14year olds.
Turtle bay has a good lively atmosphere, that might be worth checking out, or if they're adventurous 14 year olds somewhere like wahaca or chai street
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Originally Posted by Des Parrot
You forgot ASTEY'S, used to love the pasty, beans and chips in there.
Agree it's chippy laneQuote:
Originally Posted by Mambo
I’d forgotten about that delicacyQuote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
Asteys Brings back memories some of which are quite happy 👍
The old Orleans have one of those fans that spin on ceiling?
Is it just me that found the use of speech marks in that post vaguely sinister?Quote:
Originally Posted by Des Parrot
Last 2 women I took in there have turned out to be absolute slags. Not in the good sense of the word either.Quote:
Originally Posted by uncle bob