O/T Eat out to help out

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  1. fir

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    Is it available at restaurants that have a take away facility? I.e. can you get the discount and take the food home?!
     
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    No
     
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    Eat out NOT take out I've been led to believe.
     
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    Nope
     
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    No. It's aimed at making the places busier inside to encourage bringing staff back from furlough. Delivery/Takeaway business was already there as an option during lockdown.

    There's a campaign at the minute for it to be extended in to September. I hope that happens.
     
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    Get cooking!:):)
     
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    the fast food outlets such as McDonald’s aren’t stopping you walking out with your food, they are even serving the eat in trade in takeaway bags I’ve been told.m

    i think you’ve got to go through the charade of pretending to them you are going to eat in though
     
  8. fir

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    Cheers all, thought there was something in the wording about if it is a takeaway only service, they couldn't offer it, but if it was a restaurant with takeaway, they could? i.e like taking your "doggy bag" home without cluttering up the restaurant. Ah well.....
     
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    Yes they are, so when they bring your food to your table you just take the bag from the tray. I went in with my son last week. Once we had eaten I used the small bag to take out a mayo chicken for the missus.
     
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    I've not used the scheme yet, but given the pain restaurants / hotels / pubs have suffered I think it's a good idea. (I just sit in the park drinking cheap cider these days. You meet a better class of people).

    I'd like it to be retained for small, independent businesses up to October, not for the bigger chains though.
     
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    Agreed that they should extend it, at least to the end of September. We’ve used it a couple of times and then given most of the discount back as a tip.
     
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    Just come back from Chestnut Tree at Barugh Green.4 adults and 1 child £18 and that was including a pint of carling.Brilliant cant fault it.
     
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    Subway are part of the scheme. I would have thought 90% of their business is take away
     
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    Little bird told me it may be extended. Scheme is working and is one area for which government are getting credit.
    Helps bury bad news of which a certain Mr Williamson (and his whip) has caused in spades.
     
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    I'll be the one with the 3ltr bottle of White Lightning. :D
     
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    Ate in to stay thin*.

    *use this term loosely, like like my clothes.
     
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    Chicken Tuesdays at kfc ended this Tuesday 18th. 9 pieces for £6 good value 50% off if you eat in so you could’ve got 9 pieces for £3. I told them I were eating in then walked out and took it back to the office (surely a safer place to eat than a packed restaurant).
     
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    Town heaving tonight. For me though, the big chains don't need the help. Their share should go to keeping the scene longer for the smaller, independent businesses.
     
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    **** KFC. Support local business. Sorry, but you are the problem, not the solution. My business is already ******, but why say this? Totally moronic.
     
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    Most KFCs Mac Donald’s and subways are franchaises. They can cost a fortune for very little return.

    Subway is 8% of net sales and including set up fees you are looking at 90k plus.

    Mac Donald’s is double that, and it’s all based in secured loans...
     
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