Has anyhone been to all you can eat Taybarns chain?

[zakelwe]

Obviously not got any Michelin stars but what's it like compared to say Harvester or similar ilk?

I presume you can't ask for a doggy bag?

Andy

[CrashTD]

Was invited along with some 'friends'.

Never ever again.

Its the human equivalent of a farm. As for the food - Jack of all trades, master of none. And thats me overlooking the fact chavs just grab food with their hands.

[Petrol Only]

School canteen.

End of discussion, its horrible.

[Art_Vandelay]

CrashTD said:

Was invited along with some 'friends'.

Never ever again.

Its the human equivalent of a farm. As for the food - Jack of all trades, master of none. And thats me overlooking the fact chavs just grab food with their hands.

Same here, dragged along by a few friends, one of which thought it was great and often went with his other friends from college.

I got my money's worth, ate quite a bit but enjoyed none of it. Would certainly not go there again in the future as the food was greasy mush with nondescipt flavours. I'd sooner spend a bit more on a nice steak at a decent restaurant

[anonymous-user]

I absolutely love food! which is why I will never ever ever go to one of these places!

[Scraggles]

googled it, seems to be a northern thing, liked the comment made

My 7 year old summed it up by saying “Dad, its like our school dinner hall but for adults!!” and he’s completely right.

[b3kaw]

been to the one near stoke, they serve just about everything you can think of, i didn't find it too bad but haven't been back. you have to know when to stop going for more thou. i couldn't sleep that night and the following morning nearly broke the pan!!

[Plotloss]

:googles:

Ah!

Northern stereotype reinforced further.

Marvellous.

[miniman]

Wow, that's a new low, even for Whitbread.