Favourite food delivery

[Rufusdog]

We do a take away every week, Friday usually. We rotate between pizza, sushi and curry. Ninety percent of the time we pick it up.

 

[Nishy]

Now we're talking we even have a menu on this thread

 

[Chris]

I think they're a bit out of your way @Nishy.

 

[Cleanfoam]

Now we're talking we even have a menu on this thread

I'm a little upset to find out they refuse to deliver to me - it's the central belt of Scotland, not the back of beyond!!

 

[chrisbd]

We don't do takeaway often but when we do, there are some good Chinese takeaways in the area but for delivery it has to be curry.

 

[Steve]

I must be the only fat love-child ordering takeaways

I live in an area with sketchy cell phone reception, and zero food deliveries. Unless you live in a city where it's economically feasible, Deliveroo, Just Eat, etc. are only rumours.

 

[Wayne]

No takeaway food for this little soldier. If I wanted bodily fluids I'd get them another way not in a takeaway.

 

[TheChrisC]

I’ve had so many takeaways this year, like a big fat idiot. Mostly fried chicken and pizza, and there’s a really nice fish and chips place nearby that I order from a fair bit. Just Eat needs to just make me their CEO at this point.

 

[Steve]

No takeaway food for this little soldier. If I wanted bodily fluids I'd get them another way not in a takeaway.

I keep telling you I'm too old to give you body fluids. Ask Nishy.

 

[Vacumatic]

At the height of the pandemnic I could find no supermarket that would deliver, not one of the main stream supermarkets. I found Iceland and I was happy to buy the basics, the bread, milk, cheese, bacon, butter, fruit and veggies. I have stayed with them and the experience has been great unlike past experience with ASDA, who delivered at any time they chose including 11.30 PM, Tesco who had drivers that insisted on a tip before leaving and Sainsburys who had no issues about not delivering half of the order. Iceland, to their credit, will replace an out of stock item with something else at their cost, for example a request for 6 eggs is replaced with 12 eggs at no extra charge.

Best of them all was Morrisons.

 

[Nishy]

I keep telling you I'm too old to give you body fluids. Ask Nishy.

Gonna need a hand Steve

 

[Nishy]

At the height of the pandemnic I could find no supermarket that would deliver, not one of the main stream supermarkets. I found Iceland and I was happy to buy the basics, the bread, milk, cheese, bacon, butter, fruit and veggies. I have stayed with them and the experience has been great unlike past experience with ASDA, who delivered at any time they chose including 11.30 PM, Tesco who had drivers that insisted on a tip before leaving and Sainsburys who had no issues about not delivering half of the order. Iceland, to their credit, will replace an out of stock item with something else at their cost, for example a request for 6 eggs is replaced with 12 eggs at no extra charge.

Best of them all was Morrisons.

Wow wanting a tip before leaving! Reminds me of Home Alone Lost in New York, Kevin gives a stick of gum as a tip.....

 

[Vacumatic]

Wow wanting a tip before leaving! Reminds me of Home Alone Lost in New York, Kevin gives a stick of gum as a tip.....

Thats what I thought, I said no and he said 'I will be back later'

I thought ruddy 'ell, it's Arnie.

I told Tesco but they couldn't give a damn.