WHO GETS A FEBO

JMey · Post by **JMey** » Wed 7th Oct 2009 11:27 am

Besides the FEBO you also have the Smullers, which is located at many locations too. Especially train stations etc. They are cheap too (1 euro for a beef croquette)

happydaze777 · Post by **happydaze777** » Wed 7th Oct 2009 06:14 pm

JMey wrote:Besides the FEBO you also have the Smullers, which is located at many locations too. Especially train stations etc. They are cheap too (1 euro for a beef croquette)

you sure its beef?

JMey · Post by **JMey** » Wed 7th Oct 2009 10:29 pm

Well, croquettes outsides of Holland usually are potato.
And you also have calf croquettes and stuff

XANAX · Post by **XANAX** » Sat 17th Oct 2009 02:51 pm

When in the dam, I eat all sorts of things and definately stop into FEBO often. These are great when you've got the munchies and they dont taste bad. I use a bit of mustard on mine usually.

seanlyall · Post by **seanlyall** » Wed 21st Oct 2009 01:13 pm

Lol eat plenty chippy's, got to have salt n sauce! So I am thinking that a febo can't be much worse so i'm giving it a go when I go in November, I fear I will become addicted....

Marleybahia · Post by **Marleybahia** » Thu 22nd Oct 2009 11:18 pm

i tried FEBO , one time just to see if is true waht the people says about. I think that is a cheap solution , but not cheap at all, a ve tried the burguer, and wasnt big, better try supermarkets, Mc Donalds, hot dog (hummmm very good sausache) this places have stuffs for same prices or maybe less. In fact i get always scared when i remember the experience

baked · Post by **baked** » Thu 22nd Oct 2009 11:36 pm

i think the fries and maybe hotwings are ok. nothing i would eat regurlarly or if i had something else as an alternative, but when on vacation they will do the job.

mark the martian · Post by **mark the martian** » Wed 25th Nov 2009 01:19 pm

Oh come on, how come people on this forum bag on Febo so much? Febo is what it is, how can you be disappointed with fried food that comes out of a wall? What was everyone expecting

j-smoker · Post by **j-smoker** » Sun 29th Nov 2009 09:46 pm

febo is a pleasent suprise. guess its like their version of a scottish chippy. unhealthy tasty food. im a fussy eater so i took a lot of convincing. indeed on my first half dozen trips id starve before i ate there. but my girlfriend convinced me to try it and well for once she was right!

DCtoADAM · Post by **DCtoADAM** » Wed 2nd Dec 2009 06:45 pm

FEBO! it's absolute shit, but somehow...tasty.

colinzeal · Post by **colinzeal** » Wed 2nd Dec 2009 10:23 pm

Van Dobben, Van Dobben, Van Dobben, Van Dobben.

hmmmm Van Dobben.

Sombrero · Post by **Sombrero** » Wed 2nd Dec 2009 11:50 pm

Hotdog · Post by **Hotdog** » Mon 14th Dec 2009 04:24 pm

had my 1st feebo experiece in the summer, it was an essental visit to stop a whitey! (2 much hgf cheese) the burgers are good for the money and did their purpose, the croqet thingies reminded me of a breadcrumbed baby turd tho

DazedandConfusedinOR · Wed 6th Jan 2010 08:19 am

Yeah, FEBO may not be very good for you (check that, FEBO is bad for you!) but it sure is tasty late at night when you are stoned out of your mind!

Wish they had a FEBO in the US...hmmm, maybe I should open one??

Stanky Danky · Post by **Stanky Danky** » Wed 6th Jan 2010 10:37 am

DazedandConfusedinOR wrote:Yeah, FEBO may not be very good for you (check that, FEBO is bad for you!) but it sure is tasty late at night when you are stoned out of your mind!

Wish they had a FEBO in the US...hmmm, maybe I should open one??

There is a place in NYC that is similar to Febo. Same concept, you buy fast food that is dispensed out of a wall.

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