
No cooking. No cleaning. And food delivered to your bed, while you watch foreign language television in a freshly fluffed robe.
There are few things that feel as indulgent on a holiday as room service. While the menus are generally pretty same-samey (club sandwich, fish and chips, pizza, Caesar salad, and anything that comes with chips) there are apparently a few foods you should avoid to prevent the dreaded dissatisfaction of food disappointment.

With the help of seasoned hotel chef and CEO of Gigachef Lisa Brefere, travel site Condé Nast Traveller have put together a list of no-go-zones for your next holiday or dirty weekend away.
For a super-quick and easy snack to get you from A to B, try these breakfast bars (post continues after video):
Number 1: Hot Food.
This one applies more for those staying in high-rise hotels or super sized resorts. Basically, the bigger the hotel, the longer your food will take to get from the kitchen to your room. And a long travel time is going to result in cold, soggy wedges.
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i think if you're getting toast in a bag you're not staying in a place that does good room service at all! i've had toast from room service on three continents and it's never come in a bag, sounds like something a hospital might do.
Perhaps you have never had room service from an outback motel.
Toast is always terrible. Cold and not crunchy as in those bags condensation causes it to go soggy.