Catering at Selhurst Park
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 stuckinbristol  In the woodwork. 17 Sep 18 11.03am |
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My partner works for a factoring company, and one of her clients is the company doing the design for the interior of the new stand. she was told that there is going to be a Nando's in there!
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 becky over the moon 17 Sep 18 11.12am |
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Originally posted by stuckinbristol
My partner works for a factoring company, and one of her clients is the company doing the design for the interior of the new stand. she was told that there is going to be a Nando's in there! That'll keep Punch happy then.....he'll never want to leave us now
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 17 Sep 18 11.13am |
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There has of course been a great deal of criticism apropos the catering at Selhurst Park. I don't know if sandwiches are sold but I cannot help thinking that given the opprobrium, they would probably win top prize in the British Curling Championship !
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| ioweagle 17 Sep 18 12.04pm |
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Originally posted by timbob
I’m sure most of you like me grew up local and have moved out of the cpfc area in my case the iow ..! There’s v little near the ground now ..... unless ur an unlucky fried chicken fan so a good bit of artisan pop up style food would be soooo welcome ! ( btw yes I know there’s a new Costa ) And why oh why no beer pumps outside the Holmesdale ala Fulham n other sporting venues Or just select n pay decent pay staff properly maybe just train up those poor very few behind the bar to look a little like they are not on ‘community service’ or really wanna be there ??? Coyp R.i.p dear Staffie Good location to move too! I have done the same! I don't know how many Palace fans there are on the Island.
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 17 Sep 18 12.14pm |
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Originally posted by ioweagle
Good location to move too! I have done the same! I don't know how many Palace fans there are on the Island. I am under the impression that the IOW is 'Pompey' territory. Not that difficult to get a ferry to Portsmouth Harbour then travel on to Fratton.
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Pierre  Purley 17 Sep 18 12.33pm |
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Originally posted by Username
I've never really had to wait that long after the game to get served so that's not too bad. I'm also normally one of the last to get in the queue from the very back of the upper tier. Apart from a rush just before and at half time those extra staff members are just more people sitting around doing nothing. Could the catering and bar service be better? Yeah, but we're talking about tiny windows of time every couple of weeks. If you want to make sure you get served quickly, arrive at the ground a bit earlier or send someone to the bar before half time. A football game is also very different scenario to a rugby/cricket game before people mention that. The fact people are allowed to drink in the stands at those events means there is a steady stream of people going to the bar, and also then the nearby food stands. Those sports also generally have more 'downtime' to allow for such breaks. I think you are missing the point. If you offered a better choice of food, and a better bar service before, during half time and after the match then more supporters would arrive earlier and possibly stay later and avail themselves of the hospitality available.
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| Midlands Eagle 17 Sep 18 1.02pm |
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Originally posted by stuckinbristol
My partner works for a factoring company, and one of her clients is the company doing the design for the interior of the new stand. she was told that there is going to be a Nando's in there! That would be the Ultimate
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| ioweagle 17 Sep 18 1.54pm |
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Originally posted by Willo
I am under the impression that the IOW is 'Pompey' territory. Not that difficult to get a ferry to Portsmouth Harbour then travel on to Fratton. The other team is of course Southampton. Easy to get to as well. Getting to Selhurst is a bit of mission but will be there for the Newcastle game.
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| stuckinbristol In the woodwork. 17 Sep 18 2.43pm |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
That would be the Ultimate Ultimate indeed. Bloody billionaire owner also owns (lots of) shares in Spurs!!
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Forest Hillbilly  in a hidey-hole 17 Sep 18 6.00pm |
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So financially, Palace don't need fans, or to sell food, or programmes on a matchday. They would probably save a lot in printing costs, stewarding and operating poor catering outlets. It can't be that difficult to sell hot good food quickly. The attached photo shows demand is there. And from the back of the queue to getting served, took about 2 minutes Edited by Forest Hillbilly (17 Sep 2018 6.04pm)
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Attachment: | dorking 17 Sep 18 6.35pm |
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Lap Hing was amazing for quick service. The wife took the order and dished it up, one daughter scribbled down numbers on a big sheet of chip wrapping paper and took the money, Mr Hing did the cooking, and various other kids ran around in the background getting stuff. Ran like clockwork. Hope he's having a fantastic retirement!
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| Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 17 Sep 18 6.52pm |
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I am aware of constraints to catering in the stadium. However, you should either do things well. or not at all. Fans are getting hacked-off with it, and it doesn't contribute to the club in any meaningful way (financially)
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