Reply to: Simply the Best Coffee in the World

[GlenW]

Try Coffee Bean Roasters in Guildford. Roasted to order fresh coffee. – Redber Coffee

They are cheaper than Pumphreys ....

Thanks for that, I may give them a try but they will have to be very good for me to change.

[Scruff]

Try Coffee Bean Roasters in Guildford. Roasted to order fresh coffee. – Redber Coffee

They are cheaper than Pumphreys ....

[GlenW]

Really? I'd never have thought they came up such a small river.

Unless you mean you had poached salmon at a restaurant

Yes, it doesn't get as many salmon as The Tyne does, that's the top salmon river in England, but it gets a decent run. Even The Tees gets a run now.

[d000hg]

Really? I'd never have thought they came up such a small river.

Unless you mean you had poached salmon at a restaurant

[GlenW]

Durham City is awash with over-educated students... they're the bulk of the custom most of the time!

Durham City is the finest place I have ever poached salmon. The River Wear just in front of the passport office has loads of them from August to the end of October.

[d000hg]

Durham City is awash with over-educated students... they're the bulk of the custom most of the time!

[TykeMerc]

I'm surprised they don't call it a euphamism

In Durham? They couldn't even start to spell that word (neither can you either, but we will gloss over that) let alone expect their customers to pronounce it.

[FatLazyContractor]

Since I moved from the North East down to the deep south of West Yorkshire there is only one thing I had to keep getting from back home. Pumphreys coffee, roasted and blended across the river from the site of The Blaydon Races. The Italian High Roast is superb, we get a couple of kilos of these beans and try some of the other more exotic types, Yemen Matari is dreadful, every three weeks or so.

If you like good coffee have a look.

Ta for that!

I started using 50% coffee and 50% chicory coffees these days, thanks to panic attacks. Will give them a bell to see if they can do a blend for me.

[TestMangler]

You can get a 16 incher for £8 here. They tantalisingly call it a "bin lid".

Probably too far for BDI to drive, even for a cheap pizza.....

[MicrosoftBob]

You can get a 16 incher for £8 here. They tantalisingly call it a "bin lid".

I'm surprised they don't call it a euphamism

[d000hg]

8 miles.

And 2 for £7 is a great deal. Feeds the family 3 nights. They can even heat their slice up over the candle on days 2 and 3 if they're that way inclined.

You can get a 16 incher for £8 here. They tantalisingly call it a "bin lid".

[TestMangler]

We have you surrounded!

I'm used to it mate, spend a lot of time working in Halifax. With me being a tight arsed jock, nights out with Barrydidit were always a competition to avoid paying for the taxi and the drinks

[barrydidit]

And right on cue, along comes one of Yorkshire's tight arsed finest

You still driving 10 miles a night to get that half price pizza from the Indiano ??

8 miles.

And 2 for £7 is a great deal. Feeds the family 3 nights. They can even heat their slice up over the candle on days 2 and 3 if they're that way inclined.

[TykeMerc]

And right on cue, along comes one of Yorkshire's tight arsed finest

We have you surrounded!

[GlenW]

If you make the trek to Leeds try Laynes Espresso - Leeds Coffee Shop, one of the best I have ever tasted

Do they sell beans or just cups of coffee?