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Train dining recommendations

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GodAtum

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I've already been on the FGW dining car and a Virgin one and quite enjoyed the meals. Which TOC should I try this weekend, GC or EC?
 
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GodAtum

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Ah OK, I'll just have to take a day off work to experience the full dining service then!
 

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take your own buttys - they will be nicer. Catering on trains is not very good these days. Unless you are an FC passenger when you get some free scran (sometimes). Still even that isnt good enougth for some :)
 

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You won't beat FGW dining car - and their Travelling Chef is better than most other TOCs.
Next best is Welsh Premier.
East Midlands do a good breakfast on a few southbound trains - including Saturday I think.
 

basfordlad

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You won't beat FGW dining car - and their Travelling Chef is better than most other TOCs.
Next best is Welsh Premier.
East Midlands do a good breakfast on a few southbound trains - including Saturday I think.

indeed it does - nice to have a full english going down on a sat


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