Waffles

edited June 2006 in Reviews
In a bid to follow up the Front Room cafe comment and bolster the "About Stroud Green" section, Petra and I finally succumbed to that waffle place opposite the station on Wells Terrace. We're not talking Michelin Stars or anything, but he spread Nutella over a waffle like no-one ever has. Twas yum. _And_ he runs a loyalty scheme.
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  • LizLiz
    edited 6:19PM
    Why have I never noticed this place? I walk down that road twice a day. Where is it exactly?
  • edited July 2006
    When you come out of the station (on the Wells Terrace exit) it's on the opposite side next to the bus stop. They smell really nice - follow your nose and you can't miss it.
  • edited 6:19PM
    'Smell' is just about the right word!
  • edited July 2006
    Have you tried one Busby? or just being a bit hoity toity? I'd like to hear your views on [Cola Zero](http://www.stroudgreen.org/comments.php?DiscussionID=130&page=1#Item_6)
  • edited 6:19PM
    I haven't tried one, but i will judge them, silently, from afar.
  • edited 6:19PM
    Hi Wassey, welcome.

    What do you think of the waffles??
  • edited 6:19PM
    Oh very tasty.
    Had one last night smothered in Chocolate - messy but that's the way a waffle should be!!
  • edited 6:19PM
    I am glad you share my view on the Nutella waffles.

    Andy, any chance you'll try one?
  • edited 6:19PM
    Is he anti waffle?
  • edited 6:19PM
    Quoting Andy "I haven't tried one, but i will judge them, silently, from afar"

    He has no idea what he's missing, what you reckon?
  • edited 6:19PM
    I dont want to be rude seeing as I'm a new lass - but why refuse the waffle when the temptation is so strong?
  • edited 6:19PM
    Over to you Andy.
  • edited 6:19PM
    I don't trust food served from anything that can be attached to a truck.
  • edited 6:19PM
    But you'll happily stagger home and eat your own dribble mixed with some rank kebab merely because that's the only place left open. Methinks your food priorities maybe skewed. Especially after that dirty chinese you took me to on Fonthill.
  • edited 6:19PM
    You're right to a degree David, but you see in my experience of spreading nutella on bread for my grandchildren I do get the impression this is terrible sugar-loaded stuff.

    As for Cola zero, well, I have no opinion, never having tried it - but I've never tried frogs legs either
  • edited August 2006
    _But you'll happily stagger home and eat your own dribble mixed with some rank kebab merely because that's the only place left open_ Not true. I have not had a kebab for years. _Methinks your food priorities maybe skewed. Especially after that dirty chinese you took me to on Fonthill_ This is true. I was pretty sick after eating that dirty beef thing I ordered.
  • edited August 2006
    I saw this in cambridge yesterday.

    The crepe fad is everywhere.

    <img src='http://www.firetail.co.uk/wp-content/Image021.jpg'; width=400 alt='' />

    Uploading this from my phone to the web to here is probably the most complicated thing i've done all day.

    I'm going to do some work now....
  • edited August 2006
    Andy, you told me a few weeks ago that you'd had one. Now either you've blocked it out your memory or it was some very similar type of filth I logged in my head as a kebab. either way... Anyhow, what's with these fads? Is the 'Crepe on local street' like the new "[Pasty](http://www.westcornwallpasty.co.uk) in mainline station" ? And why are all Andy's catering plans revolving around _"anything that can be attached to a truck"_?
  • edited 6:19PM
    Because his brother has just recently got his driving licence and many of andy's business ideas start off as "now, I possibly have a free minion, to what use can I put him?"

    Also, to join in the andy-baiting, I don't believe that he hasn't had a kebab for years either. Perhaps he just says that to his veggie girlfriend and Hugh F-W.
  • edited 6:19PM
    Andy would be a great King Arthur.
  • edited 6:19PM
    _Andy would be a great King Arthur._ Most random comment ever. Why? Because Lancelot is about to run off with my girlfriend? Because I once threw a sword in a lake?
  • edited 6:19PM
    A tenuous Holy Grail link to Minions, but never mind, I quite like it left as it is.
  • edited 6:19PM
    where is this lancelot? Has someone spotted Keanu in the country? Don't approve of polluting lakes either.
  • edited 6:19PM
    still, at least it wasn't a shopping trolley. It's that swindon upbringing you know.
  • LizLiz
    edited 6:19PM
    OMG. Finally got round to following your recommendation and had a Nutella waffle yesterday. It was delicious - warm and gooey, just right when walking home in the rain and dark. I can't believe that there are as many as five people in the world who don't like them.
  • edited 6:19PM
    The point is Liz, they haven't tried them from that stall. They've no idea what they're voting against, probably some bad waffle experience when young, not the gooey loveliness that is standing right there in the car wash. Anyway, we should leave this, as I struggled to accept defeat as it is. I nearly started my own forum for people on the Harringey side of SGR just to try and win the poll.
  • edited 6:19PM
    This debate is finished.
  • edited 6:19PM
    I was talking to Liz, you have no idea what we're talking about, so stay out of it.
  • LizLiz
    edited 6:19PM
    Pete, did you vote for waffles being ace? I swear the scores have changed on the poll.
  • edited 6:19PM
    The bit that really annoys me about this place, apart from the fact that they don't cook the waffles fresh, is the fact that they refer to them as "Belgium" waffles, rather than Belgian.

    I seriously have to look the other way whenever I walk past.
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