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24-04-2012, 09:29 | #1 | |
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Irish Rail Catering Survey
http://www.irishrail.ie/cat_news.jsp?i=4511&p=116&n=237
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24-04-2012, 21:19 | #2 |
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Can see very little or no positive feedback results in this survey.
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24-04-2012, 21:51 | #3 |
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Being objective
1. Rail Gourmet present a far more professional public image, uniform, name badges etc 2. Absence of catering on a train where advertised is a rare event compared to days of old 3. Range carried by trolley is vastly improved over previous The only major issue is price
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25-04-2012, 10:01 | #4 |
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Getting a hot meal and prompt service in the dining car would be nice.
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25-04-2012, 11:24 | #5 |
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Prices are fine compared to coffee shops/bars, I suppose. But the last two times I've travelled, the advertised catering service hasn't been delivered (one shop only instead of full meals and one no service instead of shop and trolley).
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25-04-2012, 12:30 | #6 |
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That there is no complimentary refreshment offering of any kind in Citygold/Premier and just an orange juice in Enterprise First is a joke. At minimum there should be free soft drinks/beverages with for-pay meals which would be similar to First Great Western's offering.
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