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Hi, we've been to quizzes at The Great Exhibition, Watson's General Telegraph, The Herne Tavern, The Clockhouse and The Picturehouse (for a rather niche movie quiz at which we performed dismally despite having some proper movie nerds on the team). Of these I think we all rated The Clock House as the best - for having an entertaining quiz master and interesting questions. We quite liked the quiz at Watson's but the drinks prices just seemed crazy there. Perhaps we were glugging more than normal that night.
Paul Partidge runs lots of quiz nights locally (he probably hosted the one at the Clockhouse which you mentioned). He Also hosts at the White Hart in New Cross (think it's this Sunday 10th at 5pm)and the the Dulwich Wood House. Contact him directly - website is Paul Partridge Experience.

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