[Food] Football ground food

[Cowfold Seagull]

This beauty at Buckie Thistle. The best steak pie I've sampled in a long time. For £2.70! I'll go there with blasphemy - better than piglets.View attachment 159394

Ooooh this thread has gone all Scottish all of a sudden! Lovely looking pie though.

 

[HHGull]

'kin expensive.

And shite

 

[Triggaaar]

I can still feel the taste of the sawdust pie I part ate at Selhurst 10 years ago. It's going to be a while before I eat at an away ground again.

 

[Bakero]

Meanwhile in Vancouver....



Paul Barber must be wondering why he left.

 

[Deleted member 37369]

£3.95 and it’s blooming lovely!!

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Meanwhile in Vancouver....



Paul Barber must be wondering why he left.

Hmmm l think l'll just stick with my Piglets pie if that's ok?

 

[jakarta]

Deep frying everything is more of a Glasgow thing. They are rather more upmarket in Edinburgh.

Well, I saw my first deep fried slice of Pizza in an Edinburgh Chippy.

Shortly after followed by the Second Course (deep fried Mars Bar).

And no, the punter was not a contender for Slimmer of the Year...

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

£3.95 and it’s blooming lovely!!

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Crikey, I’m surprised they’re allowed to sell that in a football ground. Imagine having one of those clunk you on the head.

 

[Is it PotG?]

This cheeseburger at Rotherham looks a snip at £4.20

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

This cheeseburger at Rotherham looks a snip at £4.20

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That's an unusual way of serving it, don't they put both halves of the bun together before they eat it in South Yorkshire.

 

[A1X]

This cheeseburger at Rotherham looks a snip at £4.20

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Mmm...charcoal

 

[jcdenton08]

That's an unusual way of serving it, don't they put both halves of the bun together before they eat it in South Yorkshire.

I suspect what’s happened there is, they’ve removed the bottom of the bun in order to take an effective picture, showing the state of the meat and the generally unappealing look of the burger.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

I suspect what’s happened there is, they’ve removed the bottom of the bun in order to take an effective picture, showing the state of the meat and the generally unappealing look of the burger.

A burger isn't a burger without onions.

 

[jcdenton08]

A burger isn't a burger without onions.

I don’t think onions would’ve saved this particular disaster though…

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

I don’t think onions would’ve saved this particular disaster though…

Indeed not, even marginally worse than it's Amex equivalent . . . similarly lacking on the onion front.

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

Had a pretty sub standard Chicken and Balti Pie at Tranmere the other week. Stale and soggy pastry didn’t help. Particularly stupid as there is an excellent bakery opposite the ground and also our favourite fish and chip shop just along the road.

 

[Whoislloydy]

Meanwhile in Vancouver....



Paul Barber must be wondering why he left.

A beer will set you back anywhere between £10.75 - £13 at a Whitecaps game.

If you're at Rodgers Arena across the road a beer will cost you even more!!

 

[Bakero]

A beer will set you back anywhere between £10.75 - £13 at a Whitecaps game.

If you're at Rodgers Arena across the road a beer will cost you even more!!

I like a beer but at those prices I'd pass. What's the price of a match ticket?

 

[Whoislloydy]

I like a beer but at those prices I'd pass. What's the price of a match ticket?

I was at Whitecaps v LAFC last week, the cheapest tickets were $42.50 behind the goal (£25), in the corners was $50 (£30), but the middle sections on both sides were $80-$100 (£47-£60).

MLS attendances in Vancouver are pretty poor, so the tickets aren't that bad but they make up for it with extortionate food and drink prices.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Burger 'n' chips at Carlisle, yours for an Ayrton.