Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud (1 Viewer)

[Squiggle]

don't be so hard on yourself

Ah Pete don't stop him. Moments of modesty are good for the soul.

 

[ITalkShite]

No, but I believe it is worth while. Actually, must put that on my list of things to do before I die/get married/leave Dublin - whichever comes first.

Are you going to marry a vegetarian?

 

[Squiggle]

Are you going to marry a vegetarian?

No, but all the rich men seem to be taken

 

[ICUH8N]

don't be so hard on yourself

Thank you sir, may I have another?

 

[MDR]

I went to guilbaud's with my wife a couple of years back for a special occasion. Eating out is our thing, so it was something we had both wanted to do. It was about €350 incl wine and tip. All I'll say is that it was perfect from start to finish. I had Roe deer with chocolate sauce as my main course. There were about a half a dozen in between course things that went with it.

If you're into eating out and would like to try it they do a lunch for about €70 or €80.

 

[MDR]

Brown's and La mere Zou (both of stephen's green) do high class food for about half the price of guilbaud's.

Incidentally, the cellar bar of the merrion hotel is a nice place for a quiet drink and it's no more expensive than a regular bar.

 

[Osama Van Halen]

ALLAHQUAAANNNNDO!!!

BURRITOS 'N' BLUES. 5 SQUID WILL GET YOU A SILVER BULLET. YOU CAN USE THE OTHER 445 SQUID TO "SAVE THE WORLD".

BY THAT I MEAN DRINKIN'.

ICU8N FANCY BLEEDIN' FOOD

 

[Ciansy]

Being a student, I'm 'eating out' in Lennox's in Cork. Damn good fish'n'chips.

 

[Wobbler]

I think this thread is absolutely ridicilous. I read the Doorley review last week and thought the restaurant sound amazing. Hopefuly one day I'll be able to afford to treat myself to eat there, and then I'll be able to make an informed decision on whether it's worthwhile or not. I don't see what's wrong with people who have money spending it. Are thay harming people? In fact, it's good for the economy. If rich people hate in McDonalds all the time, there'd be less tax revenue and therefore fewer hospital beds etc..

 

[Mormon Nailer]

Are thay harming people? In fact, it's good for the economy. If rich people hate in McDonalds all the time, there'd be less tax revenue and therefore fewer hospital beds etc..

Wobbler is a PD, Wobbler is a PD.

 

[mr pharmacist!!!!1]

fuck, if i could afford it id go.
sometimes you just gotta spoil yourself as ned flanders said once after purchasing himself a pair of assasins.

 

[Ciansy]

Wobbler is a PD, Wobbler is a PD.

Na-na na na HEY! Na-na na na HEY!

 

[Wobbler]

Wobbler is a PD, Wobbler is a PD.

So it's only the PDs who think that people spending money contributes to the exchequer?

 

[Ciansy]

So it's only the PDs who think that people spending money contributes to the exchequer?

It's mainly the PDs who think that decadence is ok because, from the massive amounts of money splurged, small amounts end up in useful projects. What really gets me about Doorley's massive bill is that probably at least twenty quid was wasted on mineral water.

 

[Wobbler]

It's mainly the PDs who think that decadence is ok because, from the massive amounts of money splurged, small amounts end up in useful projects. What really gets me about Doorley's massive bill is that probably at least twenty quid was wasted on mineral water.

I wasn't aware of that. So what do the other parties think about decadance? Who judges what constitutes decadance and what is merely indulgence? Is indulgence ok?