They're independent sellers I think you'll find. They can charge whatever they like and pay a fee for the pitch.SymonsO wrote:Outside the ground near the north a hot choc is 1.30, outside gate 8 it is 1.50.
Nope - I'm pretty sure the vans outside are also owned by Compass, the same catering company who have the contract for the inside catering.Rawlie19 wrote:They're independent sellers I think you'll find. They can charge whatever they like and pay a fee for the pitch.SymonsO wrote:Outside the ground near the north a hot choc is 1.30, outside gate 8 it is 1.50.
Competition is what is needed. Competition = lower prices = more food sold. Competition = better quality food = more food sold.Dirk Gently wrote:Nope - I'm pretty sure the vans outside are also owned by Compass, the same catering company who have the contract for the inside catering.Rawlie19 wrote:They're independent sellers I think you'll find. They can charge whatever they like and pay a fee for the pitch.SymonsO wrote:Outside the ground near the north a hot choc is 1.30, outside gate 8 it is 1.50.
Absolutely right - two or more companies competing against each other would ensure that the price, the choice and the quality or food and service would improve for supporters.handbags_harris wrote:Competition is what is needed. Competition = lower prices = more food sold. Competition = better quality food = more food sold.Dirk Gently wrote:Nope - I'm pretty sure the vans outside are also owned by Compass, the same catering company who have the contract for the inside catering.Rawlie19 wrote: They're independent sellers I think you'll find. They can charge whatever they like and pay a fee for the pitch.
Is how it works in almost every business, otherwise beer in most pubs would be closer to Wetherspoons prices.handbags_harris wrote:
Competition is what is needed. Competition = same prices= same amount food sold. Competition = those that have the vans working together to set prices.
He should complain then, tho thinking about it 3/4 of a pint of piss must be better than a full one.Royal Lady wrote:Most of the time Schards buys a pint at the ground, it's only 3/4 full.
The ground or the pint?Royal Lady wrote:Most of the time Schards buys a pint at the ground, it's only 3/4 full.
Now that is good.Lucky Libran wrote:The ground or the pint?Royal Lady wrote:Most of the time Schards buys a pint at the ground, it's only 3/4 full.
So THAT'S where they moved to!! Will be heading there on the 19th - The roast baguettes are quality!!woodley_royal_124 wrote:I must admit I was shocked to see the burger kiosk that used to be by the south stand entrances now replaced by an up-market thing that sells a roast pork baguette...
That'll be every game then!!Huntley & Palmer wrote:If you eat at the ground you are a mug, it's only allowed when hungover or bored during the game
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