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Seabag

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  1. Steven Calloway He of whiskers and Edwardian suits, often rode the no.12 to the West End
  2. I'm only into a few Pub's with food offers My top ones are: The Camberwell Arms Franklins The Merchant Tavern Shoreditch The Marksman Hackney The Eagle Farringdon Anchor & Hope Not many do it well I'm afraid, well not for me anyway. I just can't be doing with 'okay' places, life's too short
  3. Mr Bao are opening in the area very soon Very tasty http://www.hot-dinners.com/Gastroblog/Latest-news/mr-bao-brings-a-taste-of-taiwan-to-peckham-s-rye-lane?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=160119
  4. rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It was all better in my day Ha ha! Tho I did like going to proper old duffer pubs when we were in our 20's Real ale and cricket whites Oh and jumpers for goal posts and all that
  5. Main dealer ? Renault main dealer Are these the only places where the 'service team' desk has developed the 'we just make it up' culture of billing Renault dealer of Beckenham were my worst contenders "It needs a new module" at ?600, but really it's the shocking build and wiring quality that's at fault, but we'll not mention that and the 'module' turns out to be fine after all Anyway, where were we?
  6. Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Pub culture is alive and kicking in the suburbs > and beyond, it's just gentrification has wiped out > most traditional inner London boozers, because, > you know, working class people can like it or lump > it, who cares if they don't have anywhere to go > for a drink locally. Sell up and move out, this > area isn't yours anymore. As long as the wealthy > newbies have somewhere to take their prams and eat > poncy food that's all that really matters. Now put > those pickled eggs in the bin and pass me those > stuffed olives, this chateauneuf du papp tastes > shit without them. > > Louisa. And gak, that single handedly has fekked up more establishments than anything I know It's across the class divide and I've seen many trad London boozers with their frozen faced regulars on a Friday nite It's hideously boring and I do see it elsewhere too. I've basically stopped going to places with anyone in
  7. Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am actually more than happy for smoking to never > return to pubs (and I smoke). > > The pubs in ED tend now to be places that people > go for a bite to eat. Pub culture where you go and > meet your mates on a Saturday and spend hours > reading the paper, talking and putting the world > to rights, that's largely gone. The Bird in Hand still has these features I believe You know, the one on Dartmouth Road Otta And some of the customers can read I think, or at least point at the pictures
  8. Oh leave them be, who really cares for them in a genuine way He's got what he wants and vice versa And so what it's cash/love based End
  9. HRE Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have heard of the The House of Dreams, was in a > TimeOut magazine last year. Will attend one of the > open days for sure. > > Only live down the road in Streatham hill but only > came across ED last year - Don't know why I had > never been before to be honest, have been to all > the surrounding areas but never ED. But once we > spent a Saturday there we new it is where we > should move to. > > What market would you say is best, ED is a nice - > But does not sell as much fruit/veg/meat as Herne > Hill etc. Streatham could be a world away really Good thing is here you have access to The East London Line, which really opens East and North of London by train There's lots to explore along these
  10. Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People who post on here at 6.30am cause me > irrational rage. > > How on earth are you awake at such an ungodly > hour?! Or have you been awake all night?? What time do you 'come to' Sue ? I was up at 5.15 and working, so 6:30 was a coffee break Plenty of time to develop irrational rage :)
  11. Ok, so the express self service tills are to speed things along So what's with the phone and purse in one hand, the other emptying the goods from the basket onto the bag platform Then once the sodding basket is near empty and after a few fails that require the 'till monitor' to decode the process, we ask for a bag Then to take the goods again and one handed (in case you break your stupid plastic nails off) you proceed to cackhandedly stuff the goods into a bag Then if you like, answer your phone at the same time. You cannot 'task' let alone multi-task, FFS
  12. Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think I used up my government alcohol allowance > for the year at the weekend :( This and evey weekend I'm with you Sue, it's all or nothing here at #SeaBagTowers
  13. HRE Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi all, new here but wanted to say hello, > > I am about to move into the area after falling in > love with it last year. Is there any hidden > secrets or places I should know about or visit > when I do get to the area in February? Where have you moved from?
  14. LondonMix Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Also, I'd suggest you post this in the main > section. This section is largely for taking the > piss! It is, but that's part of the charm that is ED
  15. Yes yo can paint over paint Oil based eggshell, or Craig & Rose do a very convincing metallic 'grate black' in acrylic, from Home Base Old Kent Road
  16. ???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Level 42 - underated Not in this house ????'s *plays Shakatak track*
  17. steveo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What a waste of a Jag Did I say 'Jag' I meant a 94 Renault Megane in metallic pale green
  18. DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not finding not drinking alcohol a problem when > staying at home .. despite my place being full of > the stuff.. > It's what else to drink if I go out to the pub or > restaurant.. > > DulwichFox Drink in the atmosphere Fox Get giddy on the company you keep Be high on life And think of the money you're saving
  19. The Who are well overdue for being driven off Beachy Head in an old Jag Put Paul Weller in the boot while we're at it
  20. ???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > His dreads were a bit less silver then Seabag :) Indeed ????'s and like us he's a full head of hair still, which men of our vintage are grateful for You haven't gone bald since I last saw you have you ?
  21. ???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Agree Sue ('93?) > > And in my book the first sign of the > Gentrification that was to come. Me too, tho I was glad of it in some way Coz it was as dull as fook before Mind you I do think Mel has ridden the times well for the best part, he's a nice guy still
  22. Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > LondonMix Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Our own Blue Mountain cafe have a branch in > Penge > > and in Gypsy Hill. > > > > And Sydenham. Unless that closed. Sydenham BMC is alive and 'haloumi sandwich' kicking It's great Where's the Penge one tho?
  23. Out of interest how-ish old are you? In my mind your hovering around 42, never ageing, no matter how many birthdays you have
  24. I used the place in the past a few times a year. I liked the fish, tho the chips could have been better. That said I only ever eat about a dozen chips either way I liked the starters, the minted peas, the tartare, the service and the chilled wine I liked to sit at a big table with the kids and relax while we ate, so yes it's a shame to see them go I also liked that you could have the fish grilled and without batter too Good luck to them, see you at the festivals As to other places, the fish at this one in Camberwell is good. Nowhere near the comfort of Seacow but it has its own charm
  25. Grok Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So Admin, a new year a new start? What would Nan say ?
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