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17 hours ago, Thistle_do_nicely said:

Not just the casinos either, im pretty sure theres a chinese tajeaway in helensburgh that has changed hands a few times over the last few years as it keeps getting staked in card games (heard via the rumour mill but it has had multiple names). Doubt its the only one in scotland tbf, but i cant fathom gambling away an entire restaraunt so casually.

The Ruby? 

That's certainly been the rumour for many years. As long as they don't change the dragon picture at the top of the stairs then I don't mind. It's been a land mark painting there since at least the late 70s. 

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12 minutes ago, PWL said:

The Ruby? 

That's certainly been the rumour for many years. As long as they don't change the dragon picture at the top of the stairs then I don't mind. It's been a land mark painting there since at least the late 70s. 

I think thats the one yeah, down on the waterfront. Tbf thinking on it actually the name may well not have changed just the owners, theres one across from the central station that i might have been getting it mixed up with.

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4 minutes ago, invergowrie arab said:

I got a white pudding supper twice in one night from pizza crolla once.

I was mortal and just missed my train after supper #1 and with 90 minutes to kill I had a few pints in Dows and then decided I fancied another.

That Pizza Crolla seems to be entirely predicated towards the alcoholically-disadvantaged heading towards Queen St.  I've got a sneaky suspicion however that you might have been in more of a nick than you realised - white pudding isn't really a thing in Glasgow chippies, so there's a good chance you had two haggises :)

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4 hours ago, Crawford Bridge said:

Uncle's on George IV Bridge is the worst take away in central Edinburgh.

Undercooked frozen chips, fish like cardboard and donner meat with those wee white hard bits in it.

Also overpriced, avoid at all costs.

Point of order.....  I doubt that you’ve tried every takeaway in central Edinburgh.  Accordingly your claim that this place is the worst must be viewed as the teenage schoolgirl-esque exaggeration of a drama queen and therefore disregarded.

If however,  you edit your post by , for instance , adding the words “that I’ve had” at the end of the first sentence then what’s left of your credibility may just about be salvaged and we can all move on from this whole sorry episode.

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2 hours ago, A96 said:

Point of order.....  I doubt that you’ve tried every takeaway in central Edinburgh.  Accordingly your claim that this place is the worst must be viewed as the teenage schoolgirl-esque exaggeration of a drama queen and therefore disregarded.

If however,  you edit your post by , for instance , adding the words “that I’ve had” at the end of the first sentence then what’s left of your credibility may just about be salvaged and we can all move on from this whole sorry episode.

^^
The man from Uncle’s

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7 hours ago, invergowrie arab said:

I got a white pudding supper twice in one night from pizza crolla once.

I was mortal and just missed my train after supper #1 and with 90 minutes to kill I had a few pints in Dows and then decided I fancied another.

The far bigger mistake was drinking in Dows.

The Pizza Crolla on Buchanan Street was genuinely decent although they price gouged like f**k in previous years. The Hope Street branch was sold off I think to a different franchise owner who took it further down the Three in One route - which is a handy red flag for 'probably shite takeaway' anywhere. 

Who would have predicted in the 1970s that Glasgow Central would have more Japanese izakaya style joints (three within spitting distance on Bothwell/Hope Street alone) than chip shops though. A true cultural revolution. 

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That Pizza Crolla seems to be entirely predicated towards the alcoholically-disadvantaged heading towards Queen St.  I've got a sneaky suspicion however that you might have been in more of a nick than you realised - white pudding isn't really a thing in Glasgow chippies, so there's a good chance you had two haggises [emoji4]

A good chunk of their client base will be drunk East coasters heading for Queen Street. Maybe they’ve tailored their menu towards them.
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On 13/03/2022 at 14:52, MONKMAN said:

So we’ve established the problem is in fact you, and not the eating establishments of Scotland’s greatest city. 

Scotland's greatest city is debatable :) but I do agree it's got the best food scene (certain celebrity chip shops aside). 

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35 minutes ago, lubo_blaha said:


A good chunk of their client base will be drunk East coasters heading for Queen Street. Maybe they’ve tailored their menu towards them.

But they don't do salt'n'sauce!

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32 minutes ago, Cosmic Joe said:

Is there such a thing as a decent fish supper in Glasgow City centre? They don't even seem to have grasped the concept of frying to order. 

They do fry to order,  problem is you need to order on a wednesday and pick it up 2 days later after its been stewing in the fry sauna (?) for 48 hours to soften it up. 

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