Food and drink

[al31]

Does anybody know how much the food and drinks will be for this season (24/25) ?

 

[uwe rosler 28]

I expect them to have wacked at least £1 on alcohol and most foods that were already over a £5. Reckon £6.50/£7 a pint £6.50 for a pie £4.50 chips

 

[pride in battle]

I expect them to have wacked at least £1 on alcohol and most foods that were already over a £5. Reckon £6.50/£7 a pint £6.50 for a pie £4.50 chips

Pints were under a fiver last year with the discount, £4.80 i think.

 

[jayfx]

I expect them to have wacked at least £1 on alcohol and most foods that were already over a £5. Reckon £6.50/£7 a pint £6.50 for a pie £4.50 chips

I hope you're wrong. They were bloody extortionate already.

 

[jayfx]

Pints were under a fiver last year with the discount, £4.80 i think.

What you drinking? A pint of Asahi was not under a fiver with discount.

 

[Yankunian]

What you drinking? A pint of Asahi was not under a fiver with discount.

£5.17 with discount last season

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

I expect them to have wacked at least £1 on alcohol and most foods that were already over a £5. Reckon £6.50/£7 a pint £6.50 for a pie £4.50 chips

They have a £9 pint to compare it with now at the Co-op live. They will have been assessing that demand for that closely I would imagine. I reckon £6.50 for a pint of Asahi which will be about £5.85 with discount.

 

[pride in battle]

What you drinking? A pint of Asahi was not under a fiver with discount.

Grolsch

 

[TheGhost]

They have a £9 pint to compare it with now at the Co-op live. They will have been assessing that demand for that closely I would imagine. I reckon £6.50 for a pint of Asahi which will be about £5.85 with discount.

The wife paid £16 for 2 x 330ml cans of cider because none of the pumps were working at the bar we went prior to the Smashing Pumpkins at the Coop. A pint is 565ml. I’ll let someone else do the mathematics to work out what the price of a pint was. I sipped it and didn’t spill a drop. Not sure I’ll be attending many more gigs there.

 

[snorky]

Get Strongbow on tap you northern monkeys! :)

 

[Sheik Battle and Goal]

The wife paid £16 for 2 x 330ml cans of cider because none of the pumps were working at the bar we went prior to the Smashing Pumpkins at the Coop. A pint is 565ml. I’ll let someone else do the mathematics to work out what the price of a pint was. I sipped it and didn’t spill a drop. Not sure I’ll be attending many more gigs there.

Go to the gigs. Just don’t spend one single penny in there.

 

[Eccles Blue]

I've 95% decided if there are no meat and potato (potato and meat) pies this season I'm not buying any food!! ;-)

 

[Eccles Blue]

Bearing in mind that I'm just being nosy as I don't drink.... what exactly is Asahi? Is it a beer, if so why not mild, bitter or shandy. Is it wine? If so why not white/red/rose? Is it cider? If so why not traditional apple or one of the other fruit ciders I keep hearing about?

Just curious....


I'm now leaving for a while to virtually attend my brother's funeral. See you all later. :-)

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Bearing in mind that I'm just being nosy as I don't drink.... what exactly is Asahi? Is it a beer, if so why not mild, bitter or shandy. Is it wine? If so why not white/red/rose? Is it cider? If so why not traditional apple or one of the other fruit ciders I keep hearing about?

Just curious....


I'm now leaving for a while to virtually attend my brother's funeral. See you all later. :-)

Japanese lager. It’s quite crisp for a lager, so better than most. I guess there aren’t other options as they wouldn't sell enough to make it viable or there’s more profit in lager.

I’d love Neck Oil to be on tap, but it’s better for the bank balance that it isn’t!

You can get wine too.

There is Dark Fruits cider on tap, but no traditional.

Hope your brother’s funeral goes well and gives you some solace, EB.

 

[jayfx]

The wife paid £16 for 2 x 330ml cans of cider because none of the pumps were working at the bar we went prior to the Smashing Pumpkins at the Coop. A pint is 565ml. I’ll let someone else do the mathematics to work out what the price of a pint was. I sipped it and didn’t spill a drop. Not sure I’ll be attending many more gigs there.

One of those small cans of gin and tonic, or other pre mixed cans, are close to a tenner there. Absolute ludicrous prices!
I'm never going again

 

[uwe rosler 28]

They have a £9 pint to compare it with now at the Co-op live. They will have been assessing that demand for that closely I would imagine. I reckon £6.50 for a pint of Asahi which will be about £5.85 with discount.

And how long till they take the discount away or only offer it too the people with platinum?

 

[cptaidan88]

Japanese lager. It’s quite crisp for a lager, so better than most. I guess there aren’t other options as they wouldn't sell enough to make it viable or there’s more profit in lager.

I’d love Neck Oil to be on tap, but it’s better for the bank balance that it isn’t!

You can get wine too.

There is Dark Fruits cider on tap, but no traditional.

Hope your brother’s funeral goes well and gives you some solace, EB.

Neck Oil is a different brewery (Heineken) so not happening and I don't think it would fare well in a football ground (it's alright at Spurs as the stadium has an on-site brewery).

Fortunately Asahi is an excellent beer and first season in particular you could see they had gone to great lengths to improve the pipes and storage of it. In my opinion the same attention wasn't given to it last year so hopefully there's an improvement this year. £5 a pint is fair value compared to town and other venues/events.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Neck Oil is a different brewery (Heineken) so not happening and I don't think it would fare well in a football ground (it's alright at Spurs as the stadium has an on-site brewery).

Fortunately Asahi is an excellent beer and first season in particular you could see they had gone to great lengths to improve the pipes and storage of it. In my opinion the same attention wasn't given to it last year so hopefully there's an improvement this year. £5 a pint is fair value compared to town and other venues/events.

Asahi is far better than Amstel, so I’m not really complaining. As you say, everything is expensive these days and the beer isn’t that expensive. The food is crazy though. £5 for a pie is nuts.

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

I hope you're wrong. They were bloody extortionate already.

Was about a fiver a pint wasn't it?

I love to bash the club for not giving a shit about the fans but that's a very reasonable amount to pay for a pint at an events venue.

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

Japanese lager. It’s quite crisp for a lager, so better than most. I guess there aren’t other options as they wouldn't sell enough to make it viable or there’s more profit in lager.

I’d love Neck Oil to be on tap, but it’s better for the bank balance that it isn’t!

You can get wine too.

There is Dark Fruits cider on tap, but no traditional.

Hope your brother’s funeral goes well and gives you some solace, EB.

The only time I've seen people drink wine at the match are when they ran out of beer in the old south stand bar, cue pissed lads trying to chug down mini bottles of cheap merlot without throwing up all over the floor.

I'd rather have a cup of tea than drink shite wine personally.