Eating out in restaurants on Christmas Day

bjorkiii · 22 Dec 2022 at 22:35

I often wonder do things ever kick off on these xmas meals out? Or does this only happen within homes were too much drink is consumed before hand. Imagine having a meal and theres Doris Mick Phyliss Anthony and Uncle Terry arguing telling home truths while five four your olds are riding about on scooters .

Thekwango · 22 Dec 2022 at 22:42

bjorkiii said:
I often wonder do things ever kick off on these xmas meals out? Or does this only happen within homes were too much drink is consumed before hand. Imagine having a meal and theres Doris Mick Phyliss Anthony and Uncle Terry arguing telling home truths while five four your olds are riding about on scooters .

only in non gucci belt wearing eateries. peasant.

jpaul · 22 Dec 2022 at 22:47

Well Meghan and Harry won't be eating at Sandringham, so it won't all Kick Off;
can either of them cook (maybe they'll learn like Walter White?) so probably going out for lunch.

bjorkiii · 22 Dec 2022 at 22:47

Space hoppers should come back on trend? Imagine the Toby trough xmas day . I would buy the Vhs Hd version of that caught on the places cameras.

Rai200 · 22 Dec 2022 at 22:53

cheesefest said:
Have you done this before? Did you enjoy it?

Know of four friends and family going out for Christmas Day meal.

Average price per head is £75 - before drinks!

Yeah, because it's ****ing Christmas day and none of us want to be working. My family and I are going out for Xmas dinner this year, as I have the day off and it's £100 a head. Completely deserved, will also be leaving a decent tip.

cheesefest said:
For me I wouldn't enjoy it as for a few reason - no turkey for turkey sandwiches/curry, have to share a large area with other families. If one has a kid that won't stop screaming, lack of veg (as restaurants presume that EVERYONE hates veg)

Lack of veg? We'll load you up on veg, veg is cheap.

robfosters · 22 Dec 2022 at 23:07

Rai200 said:
Yeah, because it's ****ing Christmas day and none of us want to be working. My family and I are going out for Xmas dinner this year, as I have the day off and it's £100 a head. Completely deserved, will also be leaving a decent tip.

Lack of veg? We'll load you up on veg, veg is cheap.

Don’t blame you. If I was a chef, I’d never cook on Xmas day. It’s like working.