New restaurant

[Hazleharman]

Hello people of East Dulwich.

I am the chef of a the, what will be the new Green and Blue on Lorship Lane.

We are opening something slightly similar to what was previous. But just a bit more of a serious restaurant(but not stiff).

Alex and myself are really struggling with a name for the place. I want to ask anyone and everyone who is interested to try to name it. Just post or send us a name of whatever.

In return we will offer the winner a free meal on the house.

Look forward to hearing from you

Kind regards

Hazle and Alex

[silverfox]

I notice that Heston Blumenthal's new restaurant, Dinner, has been voted number 7 in the world's top restaurants but the Fat Duck has fallen to number 33.

How about 'Nosh'?

http://www.theworlds50best.com/list/1-50-winners/

[StraferJack]

I can imagine many people will answer with humorous or gilb answers, and fair enough but for a new business getting a name right is quite important so best of luck

Single name possesive seem quite popular ? such as Mishkins in town or Franklins locally

Are the rumours about connections with Terroir unfounded then?

[i*Rate]

Good luck with the new restaurant and here's my suggestion for a name;

Posh Nosh.

Hope you will never do what Blumenthal did at The Fat Duck - keep it open when the staff were suffering with food poisoning to keep the punters coming in.

Cheerypip.

[Andybol]

Definitely should call it

Um nom nom!

[cidered]

What kind of food will you offer and when do you open?

[Jeremy]

Chez Hazle... Chezle... Chazle... Cheazle...

I'll get my coat.

[5imon]

The Green Goose.

Done.

[worldwiser]

Purple and Violet

[the-e-dealer]

Spaghetti Weston !

[jamesb]

Fooze. (food/booze)

Social Sustenance.

Sustenance.

The SE22 Social.

Graze.

(I'll let someone else have a go now!)

[Calsug]

"The Lane" or "Lanes"

[5imon]

The Laneship Lord?

No, me neither.

[Help-Ma-Boab]

The Hazle Tree. Not to be confused with The Cherry Tree.

[Chillaxed]

Turquoise

[Matty Love]

I think that the name Dulwich means something like 'place where dill grows', maybe something simple like just 'Dill' would be nice.

Is there a prize for the best answer? Free dinner?

[lionandmouse]

Very good suggestion!!

[StraferJack]

bravo Matty

[stacey-lyn]

La Poste

French for Post Office.

:))

[*Bob*]

Perfect!

[Girl82]

It is definitely connected to Terroirs, as when I was in one of their other restaurants recently, I asked the staff and they confirmed!

StraferJack Wrote:

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> Are the rumours about connections with Terroir

> unfounded then?

[Sunshine777]

How about "Emerald"?

[david_carnell]

Confit.

Relates to the fact it is nr Goose Green.

And its rustic French bistro style.

[TopTree]

Solid Nourishment

[anonymous_third_part]

Whatever the number of the premises is i.e. 212 lordship lane