In’n’Out Burgers are the business. Have you ever spotted the biblical citations on the napkins? They really love 1 Corinthians 13.
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[Food] Taco Bell
- Thread starter The Clamp
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In’n’Out Burgers are the business. Have you ever spotted the biblical citations on the napkins? They really love 1 Corinthians 13.
For cheap takeaway sushi there is also Kokoro though that is also a small chain. I havent been to Taco Bell not because I am a food snob its because I like to support the smaller restaurants. I dont like going everywhere and seeing the same places. Brighton isnt like that so much which is why I like it.
You're not supposed to go "In and Out" of agape.
Carlito Burrito is awesome, if you can get in.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
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Taco Bell? Do you mean the Anglo-Mexican wonderkid marquee signing by the club currently failing to light up the Belgian second division? Or do you mean the fast food outlet in Western Road?
Lyndhurst 14
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- Jan 16, 2008
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I prefer Chipotle to Taco Bell in the States. More expensive but better quality and you can choose the ingredients - bit more like Subway. Although they did have a bit of a food poisoning problem a while ago...........
tedebear
Legal Alien
Taco Bell? In Brighton! Well I have just learned something. A bit of a hike from my office near the station having just googled it, but got to be worth my "eat out for lunch on Friday" option next week! Was getting bored of Pret, Itsu, Kokoro..
Djmiles
Barndoor Holroyd
If Wagamamas is your regular quick bite, you should definitely visit Pompokos. It’s just round the corner, and a lunch sized meal costs around £6. Fantastic quality, and their katsu curry rivals Wagamama’s but for less than half the price.
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- #50
It’s opposite Waitrose on W.Road.
It’s okay, and a decent bite to eat for a few sheckles.
Enjoy.
Jim Van Winkle
Well-known member
Agreed - Chipotle is far superior. This lot are gunna lose their minds when they finally get Chick-Fil-A. It kicks KFC in the knackers.
tedebear
Legal Alien
Chick-Fil-A? Sounds like a place I'd need a head to toe scub after visiting...
Jim Van Winkle
Well-known member
Fried or grilled chicken heaven my friend. Also, a great rewards scheme with excellent customer service. They have raised the bar for fast food. My daughter loves the place.
tedebear
Legal Alien
I look forward to being proven wrong! Not a fried chicken person myself but hey - never say never!
Jim Van Winkle
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Lyndhurst 14
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- Jan 16, 2008
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Indeed - they've been in NYC for a while. They show Kentucky Fried Rat up for what they are - a place that should only be visited when you are extremely drunk so you have an excuse
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Clueless
Shoreham Fried Chicken is opening soon on our high street. Can you imagine!
So.CalGull
Well-known member
I did not realize that Chik-Fill-A has been in business since the early 1960's, originally down there in the deep south. The reasoning behind why they are still all closed on Sundays 50+ years later is rather interesting. The original creator, a certain Mr S. Truett Cathy's deep seated believe in religion via being a Southern Baptist, led for his wish that all employees are to follow Sunday as a day of rest, and not handle money on the "Lords Day".
Hard to imagine another fast food place (or business in general) closing its doors on one of the busiest days of the week and writing off about $1 Billion a year in sales.
tedebear
Legal Alien
Clueless
Finally some competition for Posh Nosh and the 11pm chucking out time patronage...I notice we're also getting a Turkish Barbers...and they say the high street is dying!
- Jul 10, 2003
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