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Woody - the Gowlett is actually in Peckham (I believe) but really its a short walk to there. If you're at the Actress, just walk to the end of where Crystal Palace Road meets ED Road, cross over. Walk past the playpark at top of Goose Green, past the little group of shops, BC Bikes is on the left, turn left down next street and at the end is where the Gowlett is.


Dee - I cannot add a link but there's a separate thread about the drinks too.

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