Showing posts with label england. Show all posts
Showing posts with label england. Show all posts

Wednesday, 11 July 2012

Where am I? Who am I? Get me some chips!

So, does this thing have any beer in it?


 Greetings,

So, I've been hiding in an underground bunker for the last year a la Brendan Fraser and to a much lesser extent, Hitler. Apparently I took the this whole "end of the world Mayan prophecy in 2012" thing a bit too seriously. Also, to be fair, I was hoping to give the whole London Olympics a miss as well as I'm sure it's going to be a f@£$ing nightmare! Unfortunately, I ran out of fags and beer and had to resurface to scavenge for supplies but it turns out everything is fine...well relatively I suppose. I don't think Greece and Spain would agree...

Anyway, back to the chips! Review coming soon! South London!

Saturday, 22 October 2011

Join us on twitter!

http://twitter.com/ChipstersUK

Why not join us on twitter? All the cool kids are doing it! Okay, it's mostly geeks but I heard that the geeks shall inherit the earth! I think I read that somewhere...

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Saturday, 15 October 2011

Chipsters Review #1: Monkeynuts, Crouch End N8























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For Chipsters first review, we intended to go to the Railway Tavern in Crouch End as we have heard good things, however, they only had one chef working and they couldn't handle any more orders! Say what? The place was full of hipsters drinking Red Stripe and eating f*$&@ng great smelling burgers and chips, which incidentally,
did look good, but we did not taste them so...we reviewed someplace else instead.

Take 2!

We made the decision to make a random impromptu restaurant review. It was cold so we didn't want to walk that far. We saw a place in the distance, one cigarette's journey away, and decided to go in and warm our selves with alcohol and chips, but of course! We settled on Monkeynuts in Crouch End. The chips arrived hot, which is a plus, and were shoestring style(as pictured), which usually is not.

The chips were crispy on the outside and flaky on the inside, good thing, though, to be honest, there was not much potato in there, as is the problem with said shoestring style fries/chips. We debated whether they tasted frozen or not,and it was difficult to tell at first, but after they cooled a bit, we decided they were almost certainly  frozen chips. All in all, they okay, but they weren't rubbish. On a scale of 5(the Chipsters scale), I would give them a rating of 3. They were not cheap and not great, but they are certainly edible and filled our craving for fried goodness.

The Chipster Beer Recommendation: Brooklyn Lager or Moosehead.

Next review coming real soon!