New restaurant

[El Pibe]

UncleBen Wrote:

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> 'Premises Food'

spat coffee over desk funny.

[Jeremy]

EDLove Wrote:

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> Agree with Jomou, if only to stop more people

> reaching for their French dictionaries!

Yep. We can make this whole thing easier by eliminating anything French, anything containing part of the address/postcode, and anything containing the words "social", "experiment", "project", "canteen", or "club".

[DrinkingBuddy]

Mrs Miggins Pie Shop

[SebsC]

The Goose on the Green?

['bout now]

Smug.

[the-e-dealer]

Eats Dulwich?

[Louisa]

Ostentatious.

Louisa.

[lionandmouse]

I agree with whoever suggested 'The Goose Green'. 'Nosh' reminds me of the restaurant Il Nosh from the TV show Hollyoaks when I used to watch it.

[stacey-lyn]

FEast

Affluential

Pass The Thyme

Orb

Porque

Central Pork

Fat Boy

Facade

Dote

Doc Hollandaise

Comfidant

Bovine Oligarchy

Ovation

Butter

Pepperboard

Chevre

Here

The Dining Car

The Cash Cow

back to work. . .

[El Pibe]

wine related punnage?

Que Syrah

Greenache

Pinner Noir (hmm, wrong neighbourhood)

Shabbly Chic

[Huggers]

East of Feedin

[albert]

Beetroot

Swede.

Turnips

Tart

[rebeccaben]

I liked Loz's suggestion of 'Provenance'. Not too poncy, but poncy enough.

[Help-Ma-Boab]

Crushed and Devalued

[DaveR]

Life of Pie

[maxxi]

El Pibe Wrote:

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> wine related punnage?

>

> Que Syrah

> Greenache

> Pinner Noir (hmm, wrong neighbourhood)

> Shabbly Chic

Now you're talking-

Brouilly for You

The Cava'ry

Vin or Dinner

Semillon Dollar Babies

Roll out the Barolo

or (my favourite) Claret & Booze!

[Earl Aelfheah]

What about Posh and Peckham

[El Pibe]

Claret and booze == genius

[Chirpie]

Ok, I admit to being a bit geeky but I have looked at what 38 lordship lane was back in 1891 and 1901 on the census. In 1891 there was a 'surveyor of meat' living there and in 1901 a family of butchers. I couldn't see it in 1881 so assume it was built after then? Maybe you could go with a meaty name? The butcher or the surveyor of meat?

[edhistory]

Did have a chat with the new owners yeaterday. One did ask for that butcher's name.

John K

[Chirpie]

Not sure of the name of the shop but the surveyor of meats name was George Abbott and the butcher James ridgewell

[Chirpie]

Sorry I mean James rodgewell...

[stacey-lyn]

Hmm, if they're considering Ridgewell/Rodgewell, it's already been a 'Redgewells'.

Just call it the new Green & Blue. That's what everyone will be calling it anyway.

[shaunag]

What about

Nourish

Chow

Sated

Bia (Irish word for food-pronounced bee-ya)

The hungry dish

The thirsty cup

Geese

Gobble

Goose

G's

[susiq]

bonhomanie