Drink
- Adam’s ale – noun. water
- brew – noun. a hot drink, usually tea
- corporation pop – noun. water
- cow juice – noun. milk
- Rosie Lee – noun. rhyming slang for tea
- splosh – noun. tea
Food
- barmcake – noun. a bread bun
- banger – noun. a sausage
- brekky – noun. breakfast
- buttie/butty – noun. a sandwich
- dockytime – noun. morning break
- eating irons – noun. cutlery
- elevenses – noun. morning break
- gob spanners – noun. cutlery
- grub – noun. general food
- jockey’s whips – noun. rhyming slang for chips (French fries)
- nosh – noun/verb
- pig out – verb. to eat
- sanger – noun. sandwich
- sarnie – noun. sandwich
- scoff – verb. to eat – noun. food
- scran– noun. food, generally
- slap up meal – noun. a large very good meal
Places to eat and drink
- caff – noun. a cafe
- chinky – noun. a Chinese takeaway (offensive)
- chippy – noun. chip shop (a fastfood establishment)
- greasy spoon – noun. a cheap cafe
- noshery – noun. a cafe or restaurant