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By beansprout · Posted
Not sure if it is open on Fri pm , but why not Blue Brick cafe, take the whole place over..not large anyhow. How about Italian food critic recommended.. food and staff great but just remembered toilets down stairs.. always Spinach.. personally too noisy for me and my fiends Viet place near Goose Green that you slagged off for cost of a pot of tea.. Meets all your requirements but prob not for you.. You both like value for money… tough requirement for so many people with disabled access to toilets, gluten and veg free.. What you could do as it is special occasion is speak to Suzanne, treat yourself with family with a tailored mad e meal for all.. She might even deliver so you only need to heat up whatever or for a few, let you use back room in North Cross Road.. -
By beansprout · Posted
What I find strange, was when I was up here in Sept, fags were a pound or two more - fair enough. What I can’t get me head around is how-in 4 months it can go up that much… I use either Waterloo or Paddington Stations and what has become very clear over the c last six months is how all retailers have added a pound or two along the way on everything.. M and S, Starbucks, and all the chain or independents in stations. In future, thing I will be bringing my own sarnies for the journey - £2.80 for a cup of coffee on the train sounds very good compared to the prices of chain cafes. -
Prices at WHS are ridiculous. I thought £4.80 was for the price of a meal deal when I went to buy a small bottle of orange juice. I was wrong. -
We went to Love Dulwich a couple of times last summer and found food good. We have a family meal anticipated on a Friday evening in February - adult who needs gluten free food, plus a couple of vegetarians. and 2 children under 12 one who cannot eat dairy produce. Any suggestions for a restaurant? we have done Maria's in the past. Ideally in ED on a bus route and where we can reserve tables. Possibly will be 9/10 of us. Also 2 of us use walking aids so limited steps plus a disabled toilet. Would also consider Peckham.
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