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The Royal Dyche
Hello.
I will be coming over for the match against Norwich and last time i went into The Royal Dyche and i think it was a nice place,but i can not remember if they they serve food ?or is there a better a place for some food before the match ?
I will arrive at Manchester Road at 12.49 and need to pick my ticket ay the ticketoffice before kickoff.
Thanks in advance
Torben
I will be coming over for the match against Norwich and last time i went into The Royal Dyche and i think it was a nice place,but i can not remember if they they serve food ?or is there a better a place for some food before the match ?
I will arrive at Manchester Road at 12.49 and need to pick my ticket ay the ticketoffice before kickoff.
Thanks in advance
Torben
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No it doesnt serve food.
The miners round the corner has a little cafe operating but its basic stuff like pie and peas, chip buttys etc.
Depends what you're wanting to eat and what quality
The miners round the corner has a little cafe operating but its basic stuff like pie and peas, chip buttys etc.
Depends what you're wanting to eat and what quality
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Thanks MACCA.
i would like to eat fish and chips or if there is a pub with a barbecue not a gastro pub
i would like to eat fish and chips or if there is a pub with a barbecue not a gastro pub
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Try the Brun Lea pub, just down Manchester Road from the station.
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Plenty of chippys...your spoilt for choice. The new one on lyndhurst road is very good..very!
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Right opposite Manchester Road station is a pub called The Star. Nice people good food excellent breakfast at weekends and a carvery from 12 o’clock. I will be there for food and a beer or two before the match. It’s a family pub and quite a few supporters home and away get in there. Wherever you go Torben, enjoy the day.
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Another vote for "The Star" its a few years since I've been in there but I hear good reports...BurnleyDenmark wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 8:41 pmHello.
I will be coming over for the match against Norwich and last time i went into The Royal Dyche and i think it was a nice place,but i can not remember if they they serve food ?or is there a better a place for some food before the match ?
I will arrive at Manchester Road at 12.49 and need to pick my ticket ay the ticketoffice before kickoff.
Thanks in advance
Torben
Hope you have a great trip Torben
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If you want BBQ food, continentals is the place to go. Always smells lovely when walking past.
It's half way to the ground from the station behind the big hotel you see as you walk down the hill.
It's half way to the ground from the station behind the big hotel you see as you walk down the hill.
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Try the mechanics on the bottom of Manchester Road part of the town hall complex, good food alcohol available and I never wait long for food. Does a great fish and chips.
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Continentals is excellent, I'd opt for that unless as you say a chippy is preferred, then you can collect your ticket and go to either Park View or Lyndhurst road.
If Lyndhurst road is like Ighten leigh fish bar then the portions are massive, but the curry and gravy is crap
I wouldn't feed my dog that cinema pub food, it's all pre packed generic crap that's frozen, reheated or microwaved. IMO of course
Where ever you go it'll be half as busy as a standard match day due to being a cup game
If Lyndhurst road is like Ighten leigh fish bar then the portions are massive, but the curry and gravy is crap
I wouldn't feed my dog that cinema pub food, it's all pre packed generic crap that's frozen, reheated or microwaved. IMO of course
Where ever you go it'll be half as busy as a standard match day due to being a cup game
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I’m with Macca, wouldn't eat in there at gun point it’s horrific. It’s even worse that sycamore farm by quite some distanceClaretforshaw wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 10:29 pmRight opposite Manchester Road station is a pub called The Star. Nice people good food excellent breakfast at weekends and a carvery from 12 o’clock. I will be there for food and a beer or two before the match. It’s a family pub and quite a few supporters home and away get in there. Wherever you go Torben, enjoy the day.
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Can’t believe people are recommending The Star. It’s been hard to find a worse place to eat in Burnley for the last 15 years than this hole and whatever it’s been called previously....it’s awful
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Is The Star a Brewers Fayre pub? I've not been in for a few years but I do remember several friends saying the food was horrible, but it may have improved.
If it is a Brewers Fayre pub they tend to be all standard ping food.
If it is a Brewers Fayre pub they tend to be all standard ping food.
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Sycamore farm is simply the worst place I've ever eaten food in my entire life,the funny thing is it was heaving the day I went..strange place is Sycamore farm.Burnley1989 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 14, 2020 7:59 amI’m with Macca, wouldn't eat in there at gun point it’s horrific. It’s even worse that sycamore farm by quite some distance
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When in burnley I find pound bakery decent utc
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I used to nip in before a Lowerhouse game because they have some decent beers on, its always busy, especially Sundays.
Probably sound like a bit of a snob but it all depends on what sort of food you have been brought up on, as kids we never got to go to the pubs with play areas (wacky warehouse type) and it drove me mad, my Dad would just say I'm not eating that shite they serve in there. We didn't eat burgers, chips etc at home, even though that's what we wanted to eat
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They brought me my main course and the big greasy thumb print the waiter left on my plate turned my stomach the food was horrendous,funny enough we have never been back and given it a second chance.Burnley1989 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 14, 2020 10:04 amI used to nip in before a Lowerhouse game because they have some decent beers on, its always busy, especially Sundays.
Probably sound like a bit of a snob but it all depends on what sort of food you have been brought up on, as kids we never got to go to the pubs with play areas (wacky warehouse type) and it drove me mad, my Dad would just say I'm not eating that shite they serve in there. We didn't eat burgers, chips etc at home, even though that's what we wanted to eat
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That presise time you put on your post 12.49...its Northern rail buddy your train will either be cancelled or very late....bring a packed lunch.BurnleyDenmark wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 8:41 pmHello.
I will be coming over for the match against Norwich and last time i went into The Royal Dyche and i think it was a nice place,but i can not remember if they they serve food ?or is there a better a place for some food before the match ?
I will arrive at Manchester Road at 12.49 and need to pick my ticket ay the ticketoffice before kickoff.
Thanks in advance
Torben
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Thinking about it, Torben.BurnleyDenmark wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 8:41 pmHello.
I will be coming over for the match against Norwich and last time i went into The Royal Dyche and i think it was a nice place,but i can not remember if they they serve food ?or is there a better a place for some food before the match ?
I will arrive at Manchester Road at 12.49 and need to pick my ticket ay the ticketoffice before kickoff.
Thanks in advance
Torben
You would be better off upgrading your match ticket to a corporate one for the day.
If you're not a Season Ticket holder you will be paying £20 and for £59 pound you get a meal, premium seating and get to meet the man of the match.
Plus extras that will make the matchday experience a lot better.
https://www.burnleyfootballclub.com/new ... available/
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Thanks for all the replies.
It looks i will be spoilt for choice,if my train arrives in time .
The hospitality offer is a good price but i prefer to sit behind the goal.
Lookin forward to my trip.
It looks i will be spoilt for choice,if my train arrives in time .
The hospitality offer is a good price but i prefer to sit behind the goal.
Lookin forward to my trip.
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Another vote here for The Star! It used to be absolutely dreadful when it was called the Hollywood Star, but it’s been taken over by Greene King and it’s very good now. Don’t expect gourmet dining, but as far as basic pub grub goes, it’s up there.Claretforshaw wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2020 10:29 pmRight opposite Manchester Road station is a pub called The Star. Nice people good food excellent breakfast at weekends and a carvery from 12 o’clock. I will be there for food and a beer or two before the match. It’s a family pub and quite a few supporters home and away get in there. Wherever you go Torben, enjoy the day.
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Some proper food snobs on here
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Bosscat is the other side of the bar,making finger gestures,is he telling her how big he is