Anyone passing Decathlon at Hermiston Gate?

[hendeg]

I want to buy something from them but it's only available in store. Is there anyone passing by soon that could collect it and send it up to me?

Thanks,
Gary

[campbell]

Brandon or Craig can probably pop along in lunch hour

Just kidding.

I pass there from time to time. Next week any good?

[shooomer]

I can do that

[hendeg]

Thanks for the offer Campbell. It sounds like shoomer will be there sooner so I've sent him a PM.

Cheers,
Gary

[Dominic]

If you are stuck, and whatever it is were to be in stock at Glasgow Decathalon, I could probably get it for you.

[hendeg]

Thanks Dom but it turned out that they didn't have what I wanted at Hermiston Gate, despite saying they did online. Same again at both Glasgow stores. I'm trying one on the midlands now!

[Dominic]

Thanks Dom but it turned out that they didn't have what I wanted at Hermiston Gate, despite saying they did online. Same again at both Glasgow stores. I'm trying one on the midlands now!

Well I'm not going there for it!

[Eric K]

Anyone passing Decathlon at Hermiston Gait?

I can do that

While you're there ...

[campbell]

Er, no. I saw the traffic chaos that place created when it opened 18 mths ago!

[Dominic]

I don't get the fuss about those doughnuts - they are average at best. Is it just because it's an American brand? - in which case I get it even less.

And that's coming from a fat barsteward who likes his cakes

[Corranga]

I agree, they are pretty average, and cost £££. Maybe they are one of those things that taste amazing in the US, but due to different legislation, don't taste the same in the UK ?

Hype / taste / cost wise, I classify Nando's in the same category...

[campbell]

Anyone passing the two Oliphant Bakers shops in Linlithgow should try one of their doughnuts instead.

[rossybee]

Is this a reference to Krispy Kreme?

If in the Dundee area, I cannot recommend Fisher & Donaldson fudge doughnuts or coffee towers enough

[Scottish Scrutineer]

Fisher & Donaldson would get my vote, long before Krispy Kreme. Bakeries in Cupar and St Andrews if you don't visit Dundee.


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Renny

[BigD]

I don't get the fuss about those doughnuts - they are average at best. Is it just because it's an American brand? - in which case I get it even less.

And that's coming from a fat barsteward who likes his cakes

I agree on all counts. I remember when dunkin doughnuts opened in Glasgow and the Krispy Kreme ones aren't any different. Think I preferred dunkin doughnuts. Think I'm just tight and grudge the price.