What's the most anonymous shop/restaurant on LL?

[spadetownboy]

SeanMacGabhann Wrote:

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> one of the first things I did when I moved here

> sean#2!

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> It's as delightfully strange as one would imagine

> - Graham Linehan couldn't make it up

>

> The sort of music that my Mum played on a Sunday

> morning, Odlums flour, Galtee bacon, sausage and

> black pudding, papers from around Ireland (The

> Leitrim Learner, The Galway GollyGoshYouDon'tSay!,

> etc etc)

dont forget the club.

[SeanMacGabhann]

Good point spadetown boy - especially as Nisha up the road has stopped stocking it. Tanora also important, especially at this time of year

[Horsebox]

I didn't know that there was an amusement arcade on LL. Where is it? It gets my vote, naturally.

[EDOldie]

What about the strange military place (Target Arms?) next to the sort of eco shop, I'm hopeless with names. Odd bedfellows?

[SteveT]

That Irish shop looks amazing! Has anyone been in?

I can confirm that the Irish shop has the best potatoes (anywhere in the world) for roasting which get crispy outside and soft and fluffy inside.

The best tasting porridge oats (Flahavans) I'm a big porridge fan.

Red lemonade which is unique, and not red but orange coloured, though not orange flavoured.

[????]

No-one seems to have noticed the 3 storey, Uncle Bulgaria's Ice cream and Cornet Emprorium next to Budgens

[Muttley]

One of the most anonymous outfits in East Dulwich has four branches here, including two on Lordship Lane (previously three), making it the most dominant chain in the area - yet it only seems to get referred to when people are referring to its neighbours. Surprises me that William Hill can justify so many shopfronts.

[Jennys]

Farmers is a very useful shop. It may not be trendy and it may not have a French name. However, it actually sells REAL things, rather than expensive touristy style stuff, with which LL and Northcross Road are inundated.

[AllforNun]

Acually Debbie's dungeon opposite Franklins is often fun, though the wait can be a bit of a bind. Try the Christmas special, it organic, and its toppped off with some brandy soaked plums.