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Peter Mugridge

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There are two Burger Kings at Euston, both within the station, and judging from the queues they could do with a third one there...
 
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route101

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The station Burger Kings are ones i avoid, i seem to notice a big difference between them and the non franchise ones.
 

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You've got some cash to burn! For me it's a meal deal from Boots or King Deal (still cheaper when the reject my card)
Isn't the Boots meal deal £2.99?

You can get a variety of sandwiches in M&S for £1, crisps for 70p and a large bottle of water for 39p. Aside from when Tesco can't make their mind up and charge £2 instead of £3 for their meal deals, I find it the cheapest place to buy lunch.
 

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Isn't the Boots meal deal £2.99?

You can get a variety of sandwiches in M&S for £1, crisps for 70p and a large bottle of water for 39p. Aside from when Tesco can't make their mind up and charge £2 instead of £3 for their meal deals, I find it the cheapest place to buy lunch.

I bet Prawn Mayo isn't £1....


My personal record is £5.17 worth of sandwiches, crips and Red Bull on a meal deal!
 

theblackwatch

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I too find M&S Simply Food is good value on stations. The 2 pork pies for 99p (or is it £1.09) is rather better value than the 'Delice de France' efforts at pastries!
 
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