Not sure if this is correct but isn't the Supermac's on O'CS Dublin referred to as the Bogger Embassy?
Couldn't tell you - I always walked past without even glancing in.
On a slightly positive note - fair play to the Irishman who set it up to compete with the global brands.
On a negative note: I'd rather starve than eat out of an Irish burger joint.
Seriously, if you ever get to see the backstage areas of most Dublin outlets (as I have) you'd never trust any of them again.
At least the traditional Italian chippers cook their shit in front of you.
You wouldn't believe the state of some rather popular places, I could start listing names and locations but I won't.
Suffice it to say that if you trust in any of them to have your health and best experience catered for, then you're a fool.
One thing about that before I go: if you fancy a real fish and chips 'experience' then try Sheehan's of Chatham Street. Their kitchen is tiny, but spotlessly clean and their in-house chefs are fucking awesome. They have a limited menu with traditional foods like stews and coddles, lamb shank, quality steaks, but their service is wonderful and the fish and chips from heaven. Yeah, it costs a bit more but you're going to be eating in a beautiful pub with loads of history (my family and the Sheehan's go back years to my Grandad's days in the 1940s) and famous faces.
The Whiskey Rooms upstairs is also awesome and you can rent a stash-box with your name on a plaque and your favourite expensive whiskies locked safely away. You might even get one next to Jagger's, or Sting's. Or your wan from 'Pretty Woman' with the teeth. Or the Mowl. Loads of familiar names have one.
Mowl wouldn't know who Niels Bohr is, or was
Correct.
Nor would he even care to find out.
Now fuck off.
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