titch juicy

Looks like an ingenious solution to me.

is money an object? Roast at Borough Market would tick the fussy eater boxes i would've thought http://www.roast-restaurant.com/

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Apparently she's resigned from the shadow cabinet > and no doubt gone back to her ?3 million Islington > home for a glass of champagne now who's generalising?

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh Lorks, seems Franca Manca is 'old hat' already Why?

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Flying Pig > > I've started to worry about the future of that > place... I was enthusiatic about it at first, but > went in on a Saturday recently and it was totally > dead. And it's expensive... a domestic craft beer > (regular strength) shouldn't cost ?6 a pint. The > back room is laid out like a restaurant, but > nobody's going in there for the food. Exactly this. It's my local and loved the choice of beer at first, but recently it's become very samey (every other beer seems to be an American IPA) and the food is average at best. Shame.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I like pizza but this scenario appeared to border > on kids wanting to be the first to get the latest > Harry Potter book. people queue every night at the brixton branch and it's been there for years

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The queue was horrendous at 8.30pm and still > queuing at 10.00pm > > The noise just walking past was pretty awful. > > To my mind Pizza conjures up a dimly candle lit > warm atmosphere with an orange glow. > Not to the horrendous bright lights of this new > addition to Lordship Lane. > Reminiscent of a high street McDonalds. > > Does not look like a relaxed atmosphere where one > could experience a romantic > evening with a bottle of red. > > What a shame. > > Foxy Yep- you can't beat an authentic 1970's pizza experience

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I seriously don't get why people would queue for a > pizza. Do they just want to be the first to try > the place/review it? Can someone explain what is a > mystery to me? Because lot's of people like pizza. These are really good pizzas. These are relatively cheap, really good pizzas.

Queue doesn't look that outrageous for Franco manca

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > FYI a large lamb doner kebab from kebab and wine > is ?5 KK, I had one earlier this week. > > The salad is healthy and fresh, granted doner meat > isn't, unless you have chicken shish which is > grilled, and the carbs come from a grilled pitta > bread. It's a pretty well rounded meal IMHO. Titch > I don't hate processed meat, I just think pizza is > a carb overload with cheese and processed meat, > whereas a kebab can be a healthier and cheaper > alternative if you choose the right meat cooked a > certain way. > > Louisa. but you won't get a large kebab for a fiver, unless it's a doner

To be fair to louisa a large lamb doner from there is about a fiver. But, i'm not sure how that fits with her hatred of fat drenched processed meat?

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have sympathy for both of you hahahahaha!

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just mention of the word pizza throws up nightmare > images of saturated fat from extremely unhealthy > dairy and processed meats. Not to mention the > overload of carbs. Makes me want to puke thinking > about this unhealthy garbage meal being spouted as > a healthy alternative to a meal containing > vegetables. I've genuinely heard it all now. Pizza > might taste delicious to some of you,but I can > assure you it's far from healthy and Foxy is damn > right with those stats. I think there should be a > panorama program on it. > > Louisa. What about pizzas with vegetable toppings?

Perhaps there should be some sort of test at the firework shop counter to see if the intended purchaser is mindless or otherwise?

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Jeremy you know as well as I do that you can go to > the Dulwich Cafe (or similar) and have a large > meal and drink for under a fiver. Now I challenge > you to find a pizza "restaurant" that serves up > anything nearly as healthy and filling for the > same price. You are justifying the unjustifiable > and you know it! Bread with bits on 8-20 quid or a > meal with meat and two veg for under a fiver. I > rest my case. > > Louisa. So, everybody should just eat meat, spuds and 2 veg in a cafe?

useful link alert http://londonist.com/2014/11/londons-christmas-markets-and-fairs-2014.php

Bought my bike from Evans and the few times I've used them for servicing Over the years I've found them efficient and cheap compared to the few times I've used a local bike shop. At the local bike shop I've found myself needing several new parts each time I've gone in and servicing has generally taken a week rather than a day compared to Evans. Plus, I've found the staff pretty much always friendly, knowledgable and helpful. I have no reason other than those above to be loyal to Evans, I have no connection to them. I just think that for a large chain they've always got it spot on. I'm sure others have had different experiences but personally I think it's a great addition to the area.

It was excellent. We got there for 6pm, walked straight in and were no queues for bars or food places. Not bad choice of food, good booze-meantime meantime had a couple of stands, also mulled wine and cider alongside a large standard bar. Got busy about an hour later so glad we got food and drinks earlier. Fireworks were fantastic, getting out was no hassle. 40 minute brisk walk back to the flying pig for a pint. WELL worth the entrance fee.

Have been told that the dog was falling to bits and the dulwich estate were the only ones that would touch it.

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > titch juicy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Albums from this year on rotation at the moment > > > > Kan Wakan > > Courtney Barnett > > Thee Oh Sees > > Avi Buffalo > > Mirah > > Scott Walker & Sunn o))) > > Meatbodies > > Run the Jewels > > > > An lots of Six Organs of Admittance stuff > > Courtney is on there alot, I haven't got into avi > buffalo's latest, though i I though his his debut > showed loads of potential, in a sort of precocious > way. > > Blonde Redhead, King Creosote, Beach House, Allo' > Darlin', Grouper, Jenny Lewis, New Pornographers > and Neko Case (the last two are separate items > rather than a tautological descriptor, along with > a bit of a Durruti Column phase, all getting > airplay whilst I toil at my desk, the atlantic > beating down at my window. The Courtney Barnett album is a little gem ain't it? Her laid back vocal delivery get's me all over.

Albums from this year on rotation at the moment Kan Wakan Courtney Barnett Thee Oh Sees Avi Buffalo Mirah Scott Walker & Sunn o))) Meatbodies Run the Jewels An lots of Six Organs of Admittance stuff

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well well well > > http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/curzon-cinem > as-agree-to-pay-staff-living-wage-in-landmark-move > -9825124.html Was about to post the same thing (Curzon cinemas to pay staff LLW)

FairPlay jenf. Any chance of seeing any Rogue Amber on the shelves? Also, what kind of records are you likely to stock?

I very much like the sound of it- but hijacking a thread of competitor is a little low.

MissKing Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Do all the other businesses along Lordship Lane > pay this LLW? If not, why all the focus on just > the cinema? because it's been brought into focus by the staff at the ritzy they should all pay it of course