retired_g_stull

Ice dilutes the drink and makes it taste gack towards the end. No thanks.

manda

on the topic of cold drinks, i think that the temperature at which most pubs/bars serve their beer and larger is far too cold. It takes away much of the taste and is hard to drink when it is "super chilled"

(although with some largers e.g. Carling, taking away the taste is not such a bad thing)

retired_metcalfl

Which bar is this Ant? </BLOCKQUOTE>

I work in the bowling alley, sporadically behind the bar but usually as a receptionst

retired_heidus17

not really.

have ice with spirit+mixer.

retired_assy22

They charge extra if you take off the ice here, which seems like the best solution possible.

retired_irisjade

Which bar is this Ant? </BLOCKQUOTE>

I work in the bowling alley, sporadically behind the bar but usually as a receptionst </BLOCKQUOTE>

Ah... kids have been badgering us to take them there. Haven't been in a few years though. Must remember to ask for ice when we do go.

retired_metcalfl

Ask for ice if you like but share one drink, we're disgustingly pricey, come before four on a weekday for anything remotely resembling a reasonable price, that's my advice t'ya.

retired_irisjade

Sadly, school kind of gets in the way of that.

I do remember the prices being extortionate. And the food not being that good either.

retired_metcalfl

Food has improved massively in the last year or so, had a big overhaul, it's now not too bad but our prices are utterly ridiculous, embarrassed to charge them really. Forty quid for a family of four for about an hours entertainment, £3.25 for a pint of stella, disgusting really.

retired_kimberlysmith

We have one guy who comes in fairly regular who drinks carling with ice, about half a pint glass full in the same way as people have magners, baffling </BLOCKQUOTE>

Hardly needs watering down either