gregbrighton
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They are the most expensive in the division and more expensive than some Premier League clubs. Are they too expensive?
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[Food] Are the pies at the stadium too expensive @ £4.10?
- Thread starter gregbrighton
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Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Way to expensive hence normally only have one around once a season
Albumen
Don't wait for me!
Probably a bit but you pay over £3 at the local butchers, the last time I had one of them I had an aftertaste of dogfood. I do have one question for you though . . . . Do all Gregs like pies?
Goldstone Rapper
Rediffusion PlayerofYear
Don't complain about the pies. They are helping us keep within FFP.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
- 20,956
I don't think so, similar prices to what you would pay in a pub/cafe in central Brighton. I think the beer prices are OTT though.
I went into Brighton today for a coffee and a panini was priced a 4.50.
I went into Brighton today for a coffee and a panini was priced a 4.50.
gripper stebson
Well-known member
- Jul 27, 2004
- 6,657
I had a CheeseBurger on Saturday and it was bloody delicious. Quite a surprise.
Randsta
New member
I love the pies but yes £4.10 seem's a bit expense imho, I think £3.50 is fair price
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Pricing over £4 was a risky move, anything under £4 was a good psychological level now its tipped over £4 we are questioning the value.
wehatepalace
Limbs
The pies are rubbish now, the first season they were nice, good pastry and plenty of filling, last season and so far this season, they are rank, rock hard pastry and hardly anything in the middle.
The burgers have improved a lot though.
I don't really mind paying over the odds to be honest, it is a football stadium after all, but the product needs to be half decent.
The burgers have improved a lot though.
I don't really mind paying over the odds to be honest, it is a football stadium after all, but the product needs to be half decent.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
You are not allowed to CRITICISE the pies
£2 for a Pukka pie in a chip shop in Newhaven, in the 4th season now at the Amex and I have only bought 1 pie, didn't think it was that special.
I'm lucky though as the train journey to the stadium doesn't take long so I eat before I leave home, I can also survive being out of the house for a few hours without stuffing my face
I'm lucky though as the train journey to the stadium doesn't take long so I eat before I leave home, I can also survive being out of the house for a few hours without stuffing my face
Tubby-McFat-Fuc
Well-known member
Yes. Stopped buying them last season. £3 - £3.50 would acceptable in my eyes, anything more is over the top, even for a football ground
Not sure what your last comment means, you don't mind paying over the odds as it's a football stadium
wehatepalace
Limbs
Not sure what your last comment means, you don't mind paying over the odds as it's a football stadium
Pretty much.
I expect to pay a bit more in a football stadium within reason, I don't expect to buy something at the Amex for the same price I would in Tesco or Sainsbury.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
£2 for a Pukka pie in a chip shop in Newhaven, in the 4th season now at the Amex and I have only bought 1 pie, didn't think it was that special.
I'm lucky though as the train journey to the stadium doesn't take long so I eat before I leave home, I can also survive being out of the house for a few hours without stuffing my face
I don't understand this obsession of having to eat at a football match either, they are normally played at the times when I don't eat as well.
Dick Knights Mumm
Take me Home Falmer Road
Yep. I will be rarely troubling them for a pie this season. FFP or not.
Of course yes I see, thanks.
Yes exactly.