Do Nando's serve drinks?

Isambard Kingdom Brunel

19

Their menu online doesn't tell.

Reply 1

Dusky Mauve

15

Pretty sure they do.
EDIT: It's on their online menu under 'Desserts and Drinks'.

Reply 2

Iqbal007

19

Original post by Isambard Kingdom Brunel

Their menu online doesn't tell.

Yes they do, soft drinks mainly, they usually have a machine where you get it from, they provide the glass

Reply 3

Tortious

16

Original post by Isambard Kingdom Brunel

Their menu online doesn't tell.

I'm surprised it's not online, but yes.

You can get bottomless soft drinks (i.e. free refills of Coke/Sprite etc. - not J2O and the like) for about £2.30, as I recall. :smile:

Reply 4

Hal.E.Lujah

19

They have bottomless refills from soda machines :yep:

It's all available on the online menu, here.

Reply 5

Knalchemist

14

Original post by Isambard Kingdom Brunel

Their menu online doesn't tell.

They'd be a rubbish restaurant if they didn't.

They serve wine, beer and cider. As well as unlimited soft drinks.

Reply 6

Phil Dunphy

Original post by Isambard Kingdom Brunel

Their menu online doesn't tell.

No they provide no hydration. You have to do an Aron Ralston and use their cutlery to pierce a hole in your arm and drink your blood (or your date/family/etc.)

Reply 7

deedee123

16

of course they do :tongue:

Reply 8

username877577

19

Yes they do

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Reply 9

Isambard Kingdom Brunel

OP

19

Thanks, peeps.

I missed the column where it said drinks & desserts. :eek:

I am shocked at how expensive this place is.

I am just going there with a few mates (and one of their sisters...tag alongs lol)... :eek:

So, a 1/4 chicken, and "bottomless soda", will cost me a tenner?

Plus, do the chickens get served with fries, or is that extra cash?

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Reply 10

Tortious

16

Original post by Isambard Kingdom Brunel

Thanks, peeps.

I missed the column where it said drinks & desserts. :eek:

I am shocked at how expensive this place is.

I am just going there with a mate... :eek:

So, a 1/4 chicken, and "bottomless soda", will cost me a tenner?

Plus, do the chickens get served with fries, or is that extra cash?

Nope, chips are extra. You can usually get some chicken (a quarter?), two regular sides and a bottomless drink for about a tenner. Also, you can ask for "peri peri salt" on your chips (10p more) which improves the flavour a little, but when they're slathered in sauce you probably won't notice the difference. :p:

Also, it's worth considering how spicy you like your food beforehand. For a first timer who doesn't dislike spicy stuff, I'd say to start with "Medium" and work up from there.

Reply 11

Isambard Kingdom Brunel

OP

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Original post by Tortious

Nope, chips are extra. You can usually get some chicken (a quarter?), two regular sides and a bottomless drink for about a tenner. Also, you can ask for "peri peri salt" on your chips (10p more) which improves the flavour a little, but when they're slathered in sauce you probably won't notice the difference. :p:

Also, it's worth considering how spicy you like your food beforehand. For a first timer who doesn't dislike spicy stuff, I'd say to start with "Medium" and work up from there.

Thanks.

I see the 1/4 chicken and 2 sides are £7.20, so with the drink(s) included, that would be £9.65!

I am not exactly sure my mate wants to spend that much, but I guess if he's just gonna buy some chips, then I might have to as well, otherwise I will have far too much on my plate! :colone:

Reply 12

Isambard Kingdom Brunel

OP

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Original post by Tortious

Nope, chips are extra. You can usually get some chicken (a quarter?), two regular sides and a bottomless drink for about a tenner. Also, you can ask for "peri peri salt" on your chips (10p more) which improves the flavour a little, but when they're slathered in sauce you probably won't notice the difference. :p:

Also, it's worth considering how spicy you like your food beforehand. For a first timer who doesn't dislike spicy stuff, I'd say to start with "Medium" and work up from there.

And regarding the medium stuff, how do I know if it's medium or hot? Do I ask them to cook it that way, or are you just referring to the sauce, which presumably I would add when I eat?

Reply 13

Tortious

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Original post by Isambard Kingdom Brunel

And regarding the medium stuff, how do I know if it's medium or hot? Do I ask them to cook it that way, or are you just referring to the sauce, which presumably I would add when I eat?

Like steak, they ask you how you want it when you order, since the chicken has some marinade/sauce added to it before it's served to you - and then there are bottles of (all strengths of) sauce on the condiments/cutlery table for you to add more as you like.

You'll know "which one's yours" when the food arrives by the little flag they put in the chicken to show the strength. I love spicy food (and tend to add chilli flakes to most things!) but even I notice the difference between Medium/Hot. Medium makes my mouth tingle, whereas Hot has tears streaming down my face - certainly "enjoyable", but something to watch out for! If in doubt, I'd err on the side of caution and add a spicier sauce on your own once you get the food.

Reply 14

Lexi99

11

I always thought nandos is pretty reasonable for what it is

Reply 15

Fusion

20

Here's their complete menu:

Chicken
Chips
Peri peri peri peri sauce
Drinks

Reply 16

Livingstone

12

I can't begin to imagine the workings of a mind that doesn't assume that a restaurant serves drinks, and can't find the answer to that question on thier menu, even if it is online.