Nearly 6 quid for a small basket of sweet potato fries and 3 quid for a can of coke. My jaysus
joehughes21 on
Savage burgers and used to go there just for a single burger and would be so good for €7 but Jesus I cannot possibly afford to go there
JoyousDiversion2 on
Nice little bunson burner
justformedellin on
What’s the time frame here.
smellysk on
It’s gone to the dogs now anyways, avoid it….
davclav on
Need dating
Mr__Conor on
Prices are hoppin’
Forsaken_Hour6580 on
Nearly nine quid for a hamburger. I’m out.
short_snow on
What’s the dates on menus?
croghan2020 on
We really should try a national boycott of takeaways and restaurant for a month or two to try make things competitive again and stop paying these insane prices.
GroltonIsTheDog on
When they opened they would do their burgers medium-rare if you asked, they won’t go below medium nowadays but damn I miss those medium-rare burgers. And the lower prices. And those golden days of my youth.
Intrepid_Scallion_49 on
The hamburger and fries for under a €10er was elite in its day
WellWellWell2021 on
Used to there every Wednesday and Friday night. No more though. Too expensive now. Better off away from the fast food anyway tbh.
howsitgoingboy on
Sweet lord jesus, that’s wild.
padyirishman on
13 euro for a double burger no sides or drinks is just a scam. No way in hell that’s needed .
OneMagicBadger on
Bunsen to fuck
Technopool on
6.95 to 8.95 is a considerable % increase. What’s the timeframe? Can someone crunch the numbers for me
BazingaQQ on
How old are those menus?
suntlen on
Irelands version of “The big mac index”
Dirtygeebag on
Good thing wages out paced inflation!!!!!!!!!
ImpressiveTicket492 on
Burger, chips, and coke running you €16.15.
Even if you accept all the arguments about costs and margins, there comes a point at which it is simply not worth it.
Family of 4 getting a basic meal here would be €65. Maybe a bit less if they share chips, but jesus, the cost of that is prohibitive.
WoahGoHandy on
I’m miles from a Bunsen right now. I’d easily pay €25 for a double cheeseburger, cooked as rare as possible (which is just medium alas) and double cheese. No other toppings
Smiley_Dub on
I wonder how this correlates to reported inflation?
Think going out is looked at as a luxury now and/or that retailers are taking the michael
Either way #visits must be down
Any_Comparison_3716 on
Cringe on “soda”, otherwise a very cool way of seeing how my saving have been vaporised. Cheers
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Nearly 6 quid for a small basket of sweet potato fries and 3 quid for a can of coke. My jaysus
Savage burgers and used to go there just for a single burger and would be so good for €7 but Jesus I cannot possibly afford to go there
Nice little bunson burner
What’s the time frame here.
It’s gone to the dogs now anyways, avoid it….
Need dating
Prices are hoppin’
Nearly nine quid for a hamburger. I’m out.
What’s the dates on menus?
We really should try a national boycott of takeaways and restaurant for a month or two to try make things competitive again and stop paying these insane prices.
When they opened they would do their burgers medium-rare if you asked, they won’t go below medium nowadays but damn I miss those medium-rare burgers. And the lower prices. And those golden days of my youth.
The hamburger and fries for under a €10er was elite in its day
Used to there every Wednesday and Friday night. No more though. Too expensive now. Better off away from the fast food anyway tbh.
Sweet lord jesus, that’s wild.
13 euro for a double burger no sides or drinks is just a scam. No way in hell that’s needed .
Bunsen to fuck
6.95 to 8.95 is a considerable % increase. What’s the timeframe? Can someone crunch the numbers for me
How old are those menus?
Irelands version of “The big mac index”
Good thing wages out paced inflation!!!!!!!!!
Burger, chips, and coke running you €16.15.
Even if you accept all the arguments about costs and margins, there comes a point at which it is simply not worth it.
Family of 4 getting a basic meal here would be €65. Maybe a bit less if they share chips, but jesus, the cost of that is prohibitive.
I’m miles from a Bunsen right now. I’d easily pay €25 for a double cheeseburger, cooked as rare as possible (which is just medium alas) and double cheese. No other toppings
I wonder how this correlates to reported inflation?
Think going out is looked at as a luxury now and/or that retailers are taking the michael
Either way #visits must be down
Cringe on “soda”, otherwise a very cool way of seeing how my saving have been vaporised. Cheers
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For timescale: I have one that fits in the middle of these(hamburger is €7.85) from October 2021