Thread: The Witches Tavern: Worst Burger Ever

Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

So where is the best burger in Bangkok? I'd go with the Dubliner.

The Dubliner's Burgers seem dry and lacking flavor, they mince the beef too fine so it has a dog food type texture (no offence, as you may prefer canine cusine, being English and all) Woodstocks burgers are way better.

Dubliner is a shithole anyway, at least for the food. Beers are alright.

Originally Posted by Butterfly

Dubliner is a shithole anyway, at least for the food. Beers are alright.

You really are an ignoramous, aren't you?

Originally Posted by MeMock

what is the accommadation like at the witches tavern?

by definition a tavern serves food and beverage and does not offer accommodation...

Originally Posted by peterpan

Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

So where is the best burger in Bangkok? I'd go with the Dubliner.

The Dubliner's Burgers seem dry and lacking flavor, they mince the beef too fine so it has a dog food type texture (no offence, as you may prefer canine cusine, being English and all) Woodstocks burgers are way better.

Same feeling i had about the Dubliner's burger, mince too fine..., does far off not qualyfies to be best burger in Bkk...

There was a Pub near the ambassador who did good ones, in a backyard soi...

Originally Posted by klongmaster

Originally Posted by MeMock

what is the accommadation like at the witches tavern?

by definition a tavern serves food and beverage and does not offer accommodation...

are you stalking me?

I swear somewhere in this thread someone said there was acomudotion available....

Another great web site.

Witch's Tavern

Sorry Memock, looks like no accommodation....

just realised that it is woodstock that is advertising rooms.

^ You really should cut down on that "outback Moonshine"

why...whats wrong with battery acid mixed with soap powder?

Originally Posted by Anonymous Coward

Another great web site. Witch's Tavern

It kinda works in IE.

Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

So where is the best burger in Bangkok? I'd go with the Dubliner.

So, is this the consensus then? I'm going to be in Bangkok for lunch next Tuesday and I'm longing for decent burger. I may give the Dubliner a try. Never been there....

The Dubliner is fine, I think their burgers are kinda dry though, although not much wrong with the rest of the food ( except their Pies, terrible) The girls are nice too, in a nice way

Originally Posted by Anonymous Coward

Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

So where is the best burger in Bangkok? I'd go with the Dubliner.

So, is this the consensus then? I'm going to be in Bangkok for lunch next Tuesday and I'm longing for decent burger. I may give the Dubliner a try. Never been there....

Gonna organise a huge get together are you?

Originally Posted by Anonymous Coward

Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog

So where is the best burger in Bangkok? I'd go with the Dubliner.

So, is this the consensus then? I'm going to be in Bangkok for lunch next Tuesday and I'm longing for decent burger. I may give the Dubliner a try. Never been there....

The Big Mango in Nana Plaza does a good burger IMO.

The Cajun style blackened burger at the old Woodstock in Nana was one of my favourites. Unfortunately, last time I went there a coupla years back, I thought it had gone right off. It closed soon after I think.
So if the new location is still doing the blackened burger, worth a go.

BTW- Does the New Orleans in Washington Square do a Burger? I find their American food both good, and value.

Originally Posted by MeMock

Gonna organise a huge get together are you?

Will you be able to make it?

Originally Posted by MeMock

Hey - how about this place for a burger. Reviews of Bangkok Restaurants: Burgers & Grills

Great suggestion; especially since my trip includes a stop at the US Embassy to pick up my new passport. It's just a short walk from there to the All Seasons Place (Garage Burger and Grill).

^^^^
If you talking about Bourbon Street, yes they do burgers. Decent but not quite the quality of the 'old' Woodstock.

E. G.

Originally Posted by Anonymous Coward

Originally Posted by MeMock

Hey - how about this place for a burger. Reviews of Bangkok Restaurants: Burgers & Grills

Great suggestion; especially since my trip includes a stop at the US Embassy to pick up my new passport. It's just a short walk from there to the All Seasons Place (Garage Burger and Grill).

There was someone over at ajarn raving about how good it was last week.

here it is

Garage Burger - Ajarn Forum - Living, Teaching, and Surviving in Thailand.

From ajarn...

The Dear and I went there yesterday after reading a favourable review in BK magazine.
It's on the 2nd floor of the All Seasons complex on Wireless (Wittayu) road.

Decked out a bit like an American diner (gas pump, number plates, old Pepsi sign), it seems a little out of place, but the very pleasant staff were swift to offer us menus and treat us like customers, instead of irritants.

I read the menu with an expression on my face much like the one Homer wears when thinking about donuts, and my usually demure companion started bouncing around in her seat with excitement at all the fattening pissabolities.

I plumped for a Haka Burger and Dear went for the Chilli Con Carne.

Both dishes arrived promptly, and I gazed in wonderment at what I had before me. The thickly cut potato wedges were squishy with perfection, not too hot, certainly not cool. The salad was actually enticing! A lump of chunky coleslaw, grated carrot and two dark red slices of tomato, some onion rings and a big old piece of dill pickle.

But the burger man, the burger ruled!

It was friggin' huge, was seasoned to perfection, and left me feeling sated, instead of heavy.

Meanwhile, across the table, herself was lost in a little world of eating pleasure, every now and then looking over at me in order to pull a face that indicated it was all top notch.

I had been washing this down with Singha, which for some strange reason tasted great. At this time (18:00), there was a 20 baht discount per bottle as well.

We ordered pie, like you do when you're on a roll, and the apple offering was also superb.

The whole bill was 1100 baht, and that included free tortillas and salsa.

If you've got a craving for red meat, I suggest you go there.
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Sounds like I'll be there....

Originally Posted by sabang

he Cajun style blackened burger at the old Woodstock in Nana was one of my favourites

amen to that