The Hungry Pig

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The Hungry Pig

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Cold curry soup made by Renee Phelan.

The food becomes progressively more burnt as Renee's stress levels increase

The Hungry Pig is a restaurant in Carrigstown, Ireland. It is currently owned by Bob Charles. It has the worst ratings in the history of both TripAdvisor and Yelp; having been the subject of a number of health and safety audits in recent years. In one instance, local effeminate loser Damien Halpin claimed to have seen a rat in the restaurant but after mild probing from super chill detective Steve Yates, Damien admitted he had made the entire story up for attention. This scandal prompted community figurehead Bob Charles to make a statement regarding false allegations and the damage it can cause to local business, whilst still noting he wouldn't be surprised if there was a rat and that Renee could do with picking up her standards.

It is alleged that the restaurant has been used as a money-laundering front in the past, to integrate money earned by Paul Brennan on bitcoin trades he made on a Slovakian dark net website.

Food Reviews[edit | edit source]

The Hungry Pig regularly receives negative reviews on websites such as Google, TripAdvisor and Yelp. Bob Charles can be seen replying to almost all of these reviews with a heartfelt and sincere apology for any issues with service which is in sharp contrast to Renee Phelan who can be seen responding with immediate defensiveness. So bad were the food reviews that the restaurant was at one point reported to the local Health & Safety board where it was concluded that The Hungry Pig does meet minimum standards of health and safety but they could really do with improving their general offering to customers. Known locally as a budget food option, The Hungry Pig has notably spiked their prices ever since the Covid-19 pandemic with no signs of slowing down. Customers can expect to fork out €9 for a tomato soup with some locals reporting to have recently spent upwards of €23 for a steak sambo.