last time you could only book at set times for in seat delivery, once the slot was selected by someone it was closed to others, the longer you leave to book the further down the queue you get and less options, assume its the same this time, so booking early would be advisable if still the case.
Fair enough. So there is seatserve in the east stand but nowhere else, and nobody knows if the other bars/eateries are open?
Check the video in the earlier post at 1m55s. "For those of you not in the DHL stand, the food & drinks concessions will be open behind the South Stand."
Aha! don't mind having to get there 1.5 hrs early then :)
I will try to support Oli and Jolly Hogg I am sure they have had a tough year.
I will try to support Oli and Jolly Hogg I am sure they have had a tough year.
Aren't they at Bristol now?
I just spoke to my pal who tried used the seat service app the last time. He said he spoke to a bloke who said nearly all of the slots were filled the day before, plus my pal said the app wouldn't actually confirm that slots weren't available and would just hang, letting people think they had a chance of being successful. Sounds like a load of old toss to me.
Aren't they at Bristol now?
They may have a stand at Ashton Gate, but I don't think that's to the exclusion of the Stoop. Merely that they're branching out. They've had stands at other venues in the past, along with their joint venture with Will Collier & they stand at one of the train stations.
Mind you, I'd reckon that the retail side of the business in Tescos/Sainsburys etc is now the more regular revenue stream for them so they'll have not struggled as badly as the companies that were largely event-based.
They may have a stand at Ashton Gate, but I don't think that's to the exclusion of the Stoop. Merely that they're branching out. They've had stands at other venues in the past, along with their joint venture with Will Collier & they stand at one of the train stations.
Mind you, I'd reckon that the retail side of the business in Tescos/Sainsburys etc is now the more regular revenue stream for them so they'll have not struggled as badly as the companies that were largely event-based.
Their pork sausages came second in the Which magazine sausage tasting that was published this morning. They have a restaurant in Bristol and most supermarkets now carry their Jolly Hog sausages.
The Jolly Hog is a family run business in Bristol with a reputation of producing high-welfare British meat and award-winning Jolly Good Food.
https://www.pigstyuk.comhttps://thejollyhog.com/on-the-trot/
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