Hull isn't so bad after all

[Highway Man]

It's only any good if you put in on the chips at Yankee Burger.

Oops - was supposed to reply to @Highway Man about chip spice!

OMG you havent ditched Claud have you, he has really set you up there.

 

[MNW67]

OMG you havent ditched Claud have you, he has really set you up there.

I don't get that at all!

I remember Yankee Burger was the first place I ever had chip spice after visiting my friend in Hull.

 

[Highway Man]

is yankee burger still open in hull


No, the original, iconic Yankee Burger restaurant is no longer open. The legendary American diner—famous for the pink Corvette parked on its roof on Hessle Road and its earlier Jameson Street location—closed down decades ago. [1, 2]
Founded by John Science in 1979, Yankee Burger is historically famous for being the absolute birthplace of American Chip Spice, which is now a staple across Hull

 

[MNW67]

is yankee burger still open in hull


No, the original, iconic Yankee Burger restaurant is no longer open. The legendary American diner—famous for the pink Corvette parked on its roof on Hessle Road and its earlier Jameson Street location—closed down decades ago. [1, 2]
Founded by John Science in 1979, Yankee Burger is historically famous for being the absolute birthplace of American Chip Spice, which is now a staple across Hull

It was great because you could choose from about twenty different toppings for your burger.

 

[Highway Man]

I don't get that at all!

I remember Yankee Burger was the first place I had ever chip spice after visiting my friend in Hull.

It was the best burger in the world !!!!! FACT

 

[MNW67]

It was the best burger in the world !!!!! FACT

True dat.

I still miss Wimpy QPs in a wholemeal bun!

 

[Highway Man]

I still miss Wimpy QPs in a wholemeal bun!

Still a few original wimpys left

 

[Elsa TLC]

Still a few original wimpys left

I went to a Wimpy
Connaught Place New Delhi, India
I had a Buff burger

 

[Odds]

Hull ain't a bad place to be.

 

[Elsa TLC]

 

[Highway Man]

Beautiful south

 

[wobs]

is yankee burger still open in hull


No, the original, iconic Yankee Burger restaurant is no longer open. The legendary American diner—famous for the pink Corvette parked on its roof on Hessle Road and its earlier Jameson Street location—closed down decades ago. [1, 2]
Founded by John Science in 1979, Yankee Burger is historically famous for being the absolute birthplace of American Chip Spice, which is now a staple across Hull

It was glorious, and the burgers were awesome.

 

[wobs]

Recently did a reunion night at Spiders night club. Pleased to report its hardly changed in 20 years since I used to go there. Cheap cocktails, excellent music, and an atmosphere like no other nightclub.

When I say cheap cocktails, I'm talking £2.50 for half pint drinks such as Tarantula, and about £4.50 for pint drinks such as Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster. Drink at your own risk.

Then there's the Adelphi - legendary music venue that supports budding artists, and seen many famous acts pass through their doors.

There are so many great pubs for real ale, I can't list them all, but include: White Hart, Ye Olde White Hart, Station Hotel, Black Boy, St Johns, Minerva.

City centre isn't what it was, as a combination of Amazon, St Stephens shopping centre, and Kingswood out of town retail park have contributed to various mainstream shops to close. But there still enough there to keep us going, including independent shops.

There is also plenty of history as well.

I once visited Stoke for a course. Seemed very boring in comparison.

 

[Highway Man]

Recently did a reunion night at Spiders night club. Pleased to report its hardly changed in 20 years since I used to go there. Cheap cocktails, excellent music, and an atmosphere like no other nightclub.

When I say cheap cocktails, I'm talking £2.50 for half pint drinks such as Tarantula, and about £4.50 for pint drinks such as Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster. Drink at your own risk.

Then there's the Adelphi - legendary music venue that supports budding artists, and seen many famous acts pass through their doors.

There are so many great pubs for real ale, I can't list them all, but include: White Hart, Ye Olde White Hart, Station Hotel, Black Boy, St Johns, Minerva.

City centre isn't what it was, as a combination of Amazon, St Stephens shopping centre, and Kingswood out of town retail park have contributed to various mainstream shops to close. But there still enough there to keep us going, including independent shops.

There is also plenty of history as well.

I once visited Stoke for a course. Seemed very boring in comparison.

Hull had some great music venues, I used to frequent them all at one time. Even when I was stationed at Leconfield I used to take people to them who didn't live in Hull and it surprised them.

 

[motorbiking]

Isn't the bloke who was supposed to dispose of the dead bodies, but forgot to dispose of the dead bodies being sentenced today from Hull?