And it worried me that the brick had an exact color match to the building behind us..

by Spell-Scary

41 comments
  1. Do you use it as a weapon if the food is shit or bill to high?

  2. Was there a mandatory service charge for repointing?

  3. How much did it cost ?

    Would have looked nicer if it was just on the wooden board.

    I dont understand why people buy food at inflated prices at places run by obnoxious wankers , thinking of Gordon Ramsey and that guy who sprinkles salt on steaks.

  4. Building materials surcharge added to the bill I presume.

    Joking aside, how can that be hygienic?
    I mean, it’s not like you can simply chuck them in the dishwasher.

    Just checked their menu – £24 for that shit? Getouttahere!

  5. I actually think this could make sense if the brick was warm, it was provide a constant heat source keeping the food warm throughout the meal.

    Doubt that’s what they’re going for here though.

  6. The presentation is a twee homage to Pollo al Matone lit. “Brick Chicken” an Italian recipe/technique. You just lay a brick covered in aluminium foil top of some chicken and grill it. It was what our ancestors did before the “protein press” was marketed as a novel tool.

    Ricetta Pollo al mattone – La Ricetta di GialloZafferano https://share.google/ayTmhBWdFQjNXFxIH

  7. go every week and you could build a small wall by the end of the year.

  8. I can already tell this small scrap of chicken breast with no sides cost about £23

  9. the worst part is, it’s not even a particularly good brick. did you get to take it home with you?

  10. Jesus, do you get a knife and fork? Or do you have to use one of the triangular figure 8 ties brickies use to tie the inner and outer wall together?

  11. I hope you asked them to take it back and put it on a plate

  12. Woah you saw two separate bricks that were both red?

  13. The good news is you can mortgage the bill and pay it off over 30 years at 100 percent interest

  14. Remember, kids: when you eat off a brick, you’re eating everything that’s ever been on that brick.

  15. What’s a piece of cooked chicken doing on a house brick? Jesus, I need a drink!

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