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Food & Drink at RPV

By Senior (BE)17/11/2024 11:10Sun Nov 17 11:10:07 2024

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Is the food outlet run by an outside business or RPV. The prices are the most expensive in the League a small pasty with a spearing of meat and nearly cold was 3.50. Burgers at £6, Beer £6. Ashford fans were horrified and refused to buy.

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By FOLEY17/11/2024 11:13Sun Nov 17 11:13:00 2024In response to Food & Drink at RPVTop of thread

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Me personally thing it is very expensive and I tend to eat before I go now.

The other night I must have been waiting 15 mins or so for a coffee and no one was in the q.

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By Senior (BE)17/11/2024 11:18Sun Nov 17 11:18:23 2024In response to Re: Food & Drink at RPVTop of thread

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Agree very slow as well in serving ,there are plenty of food outlets in Raynes Park so will now use them instead,

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By John Bangs17/11/2024 11:54Sun Nov 17 11:54:15 2024In response to Re: Food & Drink at RPVTop of thread

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However, they are fresh cooked and decent quality

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By JamieB (JBreeze)17/11/2024 12:07Sun Nov 17 12:07:46 2024In response to Re: Food & Drink at RPVTop of thread

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Agree with this. The quality of the food and the pint it's actually really decent value compared to pubs around the area

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By Taimour (WeHateWombles)17/11/2024 12:00Sun Nov 17 12:00:58 2024In response to Re: Food & Drink at RPVTop of thread

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Apparently chips are in the offing but they are investing in the kitchen or something.

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By jon tolley17/11/2024 12:13Sun Nov 17 12:13:18 2024In response to Re: Food & Drink at RPVTop of thread

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business in trying to make money shocker

it’s good and helps bring in money to the club. just not this club

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By supahoops718/11/2024 14:15Mon Nov 18 14:15:51 2024In response to Re: Food & Drink at RPVTop of thread

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Not complaining about our landlords or their handling of
our matchdays. £6 per pint is around the norm for football
and other sporting venues. Service is slow and food quality could
be better. If we are having a long wait with gates of around 220-270,
they won't cope very well when we host the likes of Farnham and Leatherhead
in the new year and will need more staff for these fixtures.
RPV must be making a few bob for themselves from our matchdays,
good luck to them but, as you say, not going in our coffers.

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By FOLEY17/11/2024 11:51Sun Nov 17 11:51:29 2024In response to Re: Food & Drink at RPVTop of thread

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When I say it's dear that is my thought

Looking at it though prob the going prices for football at arsenal I think it's about 13 quid for burger and chips maybe more.

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