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Originally Posted by roberino
(Post 21519001)
Now that depends on whether by "British restaurant" you mean a restaurant in Britain or a restaurant serving British food.
Good food is not hard to find in the UK though as long as you head for French, Indian, Chinese, Iranian, Italian, Japanese... On the other side, in the UK I have had some of the best ethnic food in my life. |
Originally Posted by roberino
(Post 21518983)
Well, mine looked NOTHING like that! There was no sprig of parsley, the potatoes in mine didn't have much form like the ones in the picture, and the strips of schnitzel in mine looked like they'd been arranged in the tub by catapulting them off the wagging tail of a happy labrador...
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8116/8...5e1171c9_z.jpg The worst LH 'food' I http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8339/8...bb55b78a_z.jpg |
Originally Posted by NewbieRunner
(Post 21519702)
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Originally Posted by LH4116
(Post 21518690)
Well having had ARN as my home airport for many years, a triangle sandwich + a 20cl coffee and a small bottle of juice will set you back around €15. That is the equivalent of lunch for 2 people in central Stockholm. Flying through ARN on a regular basis would essentially mean filing for personal bankruptcy if one had to eat there all the time.
Not lunch for two... W |
Originally Posted by Wombelero
(Post 21519981)
Maybe if you know your way around Stockholm. 15€ was approx the cost for one coffee and a small piece of princess pie on central stockholm...
Not lunch for two... W Many restaurants offer the daily special or "Dagens Lunch" which is usually around 65 to 80 SEK (€7,5 to €10) and includes salad, bread, coffee and drink. There are some decent places in the city, one only has to look. But true as you say, many of the cafés in Old Town charge horrendous overprices. Heck I once recall paying 120 SEK (€14) for a meat pie at one of those places. Turns out, the [microwave]pie came from the supermarket… |
Originally Posted by more4less
(Post 21519195)
British food is an oxymoron.
On the other side, in the UK I have had some of the best ethnic food in my life. |
Originally Posted by TRAVELSIG
(Post 21513977)
Often from what I have seen people are finishing work, arriving at the airport without time to eat, and need to work on arrival or are arriving quite late at night at their destination and thus leaving them without any choice but to eat on the aircraft. At least that is usually the reason my colleagues and I tend to eat on the aircraft.
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LH 2971
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Some archive LH short haul Y class "meals".
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8459/8...1783bfdb_z.jpg Snack and drinks on HAM-MUC. Quite adequate for a 1hr domestic flight. http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8450/8...76e3dc2a_z.jpg Cherry pie on MUC-FCO. Suitable type of snack for an afternoon flight, and the purser was kind enough go serve me seconds. The pie tasted nice, though it contained way too many E-numbers. http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8460/8...651b4d24_z.jpg Breakfast on HAM-ARN. Once again nothing to complain about. For somebody who's flown SAS, you'd really come to appreciate the food that Lufthansa serves you on these short haul hops. |
Originally Posted by LH4116
(Post 21525561)
http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8450/8...76e3dc2a_z.jpg Cherry pie on MUC-FCO. Suitable type of snack for an afternoon flight, and the purser was kind enough go serve me seconds. The pie tasted nice, though it contained way too many E-numbers. |
Originally Posted by seat 1a
(Post 21520749)
Ohhhh , how busy we all are.
I don't think anyone is that busy. There are a large number of factors that come into play- traffic, delayed trains, gas stations that take a long time to fill the car, massive security queues, checkin machines that don't work- it is not a matter of how busy anyone is (including me)- it is the overall entire travel process which is far from seamless and stressfree. |
Originally Posted by TRAVELSIG
(Post 21527574)
Come on now.
I don't think anyone is that busy. There are a large number of factors that come into play- traffic, delayed trains, gas stations that take a long time to fill the car, massive security queues, checkin machines that don't work- it is not a matter of how busy anyone is (including me)- it is the overall entire travel process which is far from seamless and stressfree. |
Barcelona-Munich
I was wondering if Lufthansa would serve a Sandwich on a noon 2 hour flight. I had the potato salad from Rome-Munich this past April on a noon flight. It wasn't all that bad just a bit small but hey I'm not complaining.
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Some more contributions. ;)
MAN-FRA (0625 departure - block time 1h45) http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7453/1...17f2eb35_z.jpg FRA-MAN (1635 departure - block time 1h50) http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2835/1...551aa71c_z.jpg FRA-OTP (1005 departure - block time 2h15) http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3759/1...43be8d79_z.jpg OTP-FRA (1410 departure - block time 2h30) http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2815/1...dd9b6f84_z.jpg http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2822/1...f8a7a830_z.jpg |
Originally Posted by NewbieRunner
(Post 21627248)
Some more contributions. ;)
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