Cedges

How many people will attend the cinema at any one time vs how many people will attend the sunday morning service. Based on the sized of the building, I'd imagine an awful lot more at once with the church. However, euqally probably once a week vs most evenings. But how many people actually drive to the cinema - taking Brixton as an example - there is no car park there and on street parking is limited but it doesn't seem an issue vs the Old Kent Road (high concentration os similar type churches) at church going time where there are seemingly thousands of cars parked seemingly everywhere and up every side street for half a mile around. I don't know the answer, merely pointing out some of the specific comparisons that could be made vs general cinema v church traffic debate...

Utter imbeciles, daring to try and make a building site less hideous. How dare these nicompoops try and provide an asthetically pleasing environment for us. They should clearly be shot at dawn. Honestly!

Weatherspoons do the best eggs benedict i've ever had and I've tried pretty much all of the options on and around the lane and prety much anywhere else i've ever eaten breakfast where its offered. Soft muffins, proper non plastic ham, perfectly poached eggs and spot on hollandaise. And less than a fiver with a hot drink. Splendid.

The garden is 37' - the floorplan doesn't represent it in full but the dimensions are stated. Looks lovely to me, price aside. Mustard Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Had a look at the details on that house. The > garden appears tiny, only a patio style, so that > makes the house too top heavy for such a garden. > You could find a 4/5 bed for much less money than > original asking price. Also, very close to > traffic noise and pollution, and difficult to > park.

If it is the same staff as Luca's, its possible that the new cafe was obliged to employ them (or pay them off which can be quite costly depending on their lengths of service) under the TUPE regulations. It depends on how the transfer of the premises/business was effected whether this is the case but it sounds like it could be a possibility.

Did anyone else ready the title and immediately fancy a Jaffa Cake? The power of advertising eh!

It's Soooooo loud. AAARRRRGGGGHHHHH. Apologies folks, needed to get that out!

Anyone with issues should make sure they take photos of the signs as evidence to uphold any complaints - i noticed the disparity last night as I live on the road but as I don't have a car, I didn't really have any cause for complaint. I'd also suggest contacting James Barbar on his thread or direct contact details.

minder Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Where is that cedges? DPG? Venues have got a bit > lost on this thread! This was the conversation thread I was aiming for - apologies! Trying to reply on my phone is always a mistake! > ortuke Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > > Try le chandelier if you want peace ? they don't > > really encourage kids I'm there so it remains a > > mostly adult only area I believe and the food is > > nice too... Cedges Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > They don't really encourage people full stop, > that's the problem. first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > le Chandelier is fab and very people friendly and > serves the best tea, coffee and cakes around. > However they are not tolerant of buggies or > rampaging children...as someone else has mentioned > the space is too small for that and since everyone > pays the same for their chosen repast it seems > fair too. Unfortunately some mummies get very > snippy about this and choose to trash the > reputation of the place. Cedges Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm not a 'mummy' and I get treated awfully in > there. Its hardly just that demographic they seem > to dislike. As for DPG - I think they would have had every right to request that customers don't consume their own food in their cafe - perfectly reasonable concept and I'm a bit horrified that people think that is appropriate to do so(baby food and anything dietary specific etc excluded of course).

I'm not a 'mummy' and I get treated awfully in there. Its hardly just that demographic they seem to dislike.

They don't really encourage people full stop, that's the problem. ortuke Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Try le chandelier if you want peace - they don't > really encourage kids I'm there so it remains a > mostly adult only area I believe and the food is > nice too...

Thanks for totally ignoring my question Boulangerie Jade.

Unless she's driving a 4ft wide mobility scooter, they can't possibly be in the way.

Please can you confirm what your savoury gluten free offerings will be? Thanks

I'm Mirto on Melbourne do gluten free pasta dishes.

Ive actually had excellent service at Dulwich Medical Centre on Crystal Palace Road. I'm aware that there appeara to be a lot of issues surrounding the practice and I admit that booking an intial appointment to be seen can be an issue but once I was seen, I have seen the same doc everytime, who has been excellent and I have been able to utilise the in house pharmacist and telephone apointments. I even received a call when my repeat prescription was being filled to see if i needed the other medication I had forgotten about - which was unexpected but I thought showed a nice attention to detail and patient care. They have a psychiatric nurse who runs evening clinics too and they seem to have an excellent relationship with the Lloyds Pharmacy on North Cross Road who are open 7 days a week and evenings. My prescriptions now get sent to the pharmacy and seem to be filled ready for collection almost immediatly.

KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or... Address the dog and his anxiety, which is > what's actually the problem. The OP is obviously conscientious and is from their above post dealing with the underlying problem. This is akin to suggesting that a woman who is raped should look at the length of her skirt to rectify the problem. Stupid comment in the circumstances.

I'd call it Tat. To rhyme with Cat. But then I'm northern.

And your XL size is apparently a 16 and has its own special category (Big Size). Offensive.

Complained - vague apology - mostly looked offended - was offered a refund but then only a glass of wine when they realised we'd paid in advance. ?4 off a ?10 burger - unacceptable. Too embarrassed to press the point in the middle of the excellent quiz.

Yup, friend had a veggie burger 2 weeks ago at the quiz. Grease ridden and disgusting.

Does anyone know if the Speedo pizza place has back outside space? If so, that could be the mystery location?

Oh no, this has ruined my week - the end of an era, I've fallen into that shop and ordered all manner of things in the middle of the night for a good few years now. This settles it, there is nothing to keep me in London anymore. However...do we think this may be the secret location of the new cocktail bar being discussed on another thread?

Sounds good so far, I agree a tapas offering would be cracking. Also, the provision of gluten free food in these parts is abysmal in this area (To clarify, I'm talking a gluten free burger bun rather than a being offered a burger without a bun - its possible to eat gluten free here but not easy to have a meal that is on par with a gluten'ed meal). I say this on here every time a new business asks for input, every time I's assured that it will be offered and every time it doesn't happen! If you can feed me, a raving carnivore, my wheat intolerant but bread loving friend and our veggie friend on the lane (at a reasonable price) you are onto a winner :)

?5 for a full English? Have they changed their menu?