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Market Kitchen
Waterford
18/03/2025: Extortionate prices, obviously done on purpose knowing full well people would be stressed and not thinking straight and there is no place else nearby.
20/11/2024: Daylight robbery. The price of the food here is disgraceful. €4.70 for a "large" sausage roll.
Everything else here is a rip off too.
Staff are clearly not looked after by aramark as a company either.
Walked out of the place. Aramark run this place very poorly and have a reputation as such.
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Poulet Bonne Femme
Rathcoole
02/02/2025: Terrible sandwich. Small bit of filling and cost 11.50. The lads have terrible customer service too
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Silver Surfer
21/08/2024: I got a coffee here after enjoying the fresh sea air. Excellent coffee and friendly service. They also have water for dogs!
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Mr Chefs Takeaway Longford
Longford
30/10/2023: Was over a half an hour late, rang multiple times ( had to call more than once each time to get someone to pick up) told them we would be catching a train and kept being told the order was 5-10 minutes away and then the same thing another ten minutes later , and then when asking for a refund basically was told we had to go off and do it ourselves, no communication or answers on any questions we asked, and got told we would have to pay extra when it came because their site wasn’t updated, all and all stressful and extremely unsatisfactory experience
19/08/2023: Lovely staff
Pizza was fantastic
Kebab yummy 😋
Fully recommend
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Jump Juice
Cork
28/06/2024: I had a smoothie from Ballincollig Jump Juice .It tasted like I am drinking yogurt and I had to bin it .
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Steaming Cups
Dublin
24/10/2024: Always really good hit coffee, reasonably priced and very friendly service.
20/07/2024: Steaming Cups is a small coffee shop nestled into the entrance of the train station, perfectly positioned for grabbing a coffee and a pastry on the way to work or university (DCU St Pat’s is only a 15 min walk!).
The coffee is simply delicious. The barista serves up a cappuccino with a well-proportioned dusting of chocolate, complimenting the flavour of the coffee, which isn’t entirely drowned out by milk as some places do.
The lady running the shop is incredibly nice, always greeting me with a smile. It’s an awful shame they haven’t the space for customers to sit down because the atmosphere in their little corner is lovely and welcoming.
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