recession food and booze deals (1 Viewer)

[jillface]

sin e have three euro pints of guinness on mondays.
insomnia have any sandwich and any coffee for a fiver.
londis have those croissaints at 36c this week.
cmon, there's gotta be more.
anyone?

i imagine you could find a boozer for each day of the week that has a deal on pints.

oh yeah, i'm on the dole now.

 

[ernesto]

*subscribes to thread

 

[the strange guy]

Charming Noodles, Parnell St.
The biggest bowl of noodles you've ever had in
Dublin for between €7.50 and €11.50.

 

[mr pharmacist!!!!1]

Charming Noodles, Parnell St.
The biggest bowl of noodles you've ever had in
Dublin for between €7.50 and €11.50.

yeah that place is nice but i wish they'd dim the fucking lights in there.

 

[the strange guy]

I just wear my shades.

That's me on the right.

 

[Scientician 0.8]

Any more cheap pints?

 

[Froog]

4 pack tesco value bean/sausage combo tin - 1 euro ish
iceberg lettuce salvaged from tesco skip - free
tonic wine - tenner


your blood and vomit tinged shit eating grin at the "suits" as they walk past you in the gutter moaning about interest rates - priceless.

 

[orange pekoe]

You can get a panini and a tea or coffee for €5 in Cafe Divino on Batchelor's walk.

 

[damien]

i drink cans and make my own dinner

lidl had bags of onions for 39c yesterday

 

[Cormcolash]

Spice n Nice or whatever they're called on Dorset Street do some nice meal deals.

 

[jillface]

Spice n Rice corm.

 

[JohnnyRaz]

Charming Noodles, Parnell St.
The biggest bowl of noodles you've ever had in
Dublin for between €7.50 and €11.50.

seconded, their noodle soups are deadly.

 

[JohnnyRaz]

Spice n Nice or whatever they're called on Dorset Street do some nice meal deals.

aye there veggie menu is extremely cheap..

 

[egg_]

Rice and beans for dinner when I was on the dole, and £35 for the bus to England every few weeks to visit Mrs. egg_

 

[jillface]

awwwww bless.
but how does that help me now egg?

 

[Squiggle]

The Thomas House seems to have different boozy offers every night. They've them written up outside I think.

Lidl have started to regularly stock Sangre del Toro wine for 7.99 a bottle, which is at least €2 cheaper than anywhere else.

Baked beans, garlic bread and raw carrots were staples of my diet whenever I was broke.

 

[JohnnyRaz]

I wish i had been aware of the joys of chick peas in my student days. I mightnt have ended up the malnourished long streak of piss I am today!

The Thomas House seems to have different boozy offers every night. They've them written up outside I think.

Lidl have started to regularly stock Sangre del Toro wine for 7.99 a bottle, which is at least €2 cheaper than anywhere else.

Baked beans, garlic bread and raw carrots were staples of my diet whenever I was broke.

 

[magicbastarder]

Charming Noodles, Parnell St.
The biggest bowl of noodles you've ever had in
Dublin for between €7.50 and €11.50.

is €11.50 for noodles a recessionary price?

 

[JohnnyRaz]

is €11.50 for noodles a recessionary price?

the're big fucking bowls of noodles. not necessarily suggesting them as a staple diet for the unwaged, but the're an affordable treat.

 

[the strange guy]

is €11.50 for noodles a recessionary price?

Nah, man. €7.50 is the recession price, €11.50 is the 'I'm
feeling flush' price.