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1 hour ago, beansprout said:

Does anyone cook at home anymore?

Of course they do, watching cookery shows and buying cook books is a national pastime.

However you raise a good point that some people claim they are time poor and end up eating out / takeaways as sometimes a quick macciedee is cheaper and easier than making a quick nutrious family meal. 

However to put it in balance, not many people have the knowledge, confidence and time to cook Persian so good luck to team persepolis on this venture. 

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ryan72020

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I remember when I was about 6/7 and I threw a tantrum because I demanded more stuff from the sweet shops, so my Uncle threw my newly brought K-Zone Magazine up on the roof of Old Barcelona. I had was devastated because I had been waiting all day to buy the magazine. Oh well, that'll teach me for being greedy 😄 

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19 hours ago, ryan72020 said:

I remember when I was about 6/7 and I threw a tantrum because I demanded more stuff from the sweet shops, so my Uncle threw my newly brought K-Zone Magazine up on the roof of Old Barcelona. I had was devastated because I had been waiting all day to buy the magazine. Oh well, that'll teach me for being greedy 😄 

Get up the scaffolding and see if it's still there 😉

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Sue

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11 hours ago, Earl Aelfheah said:

It's a difficult site to make work - being located quite far from the other pubs and eateries of Lordship Lane. I really hope they will be successful. Will be a welcome addition.

I really hope so too, but they aren't going to get much passing trade, and parking round there isn't easy.

Fingers crossed.

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Sue

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7 hours ago, Pugwash said:

At least it is on the bus route - I do not use the car if I am dining out in ED as parking is so bad.  Cannot wait to see what is on the menu.

From previous posts, I believe it is going to be meat based, as Persepolis is veggie.

For East Dulwich veggies, it would have been nice to have them the other way round!

BrandNewGuy

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New update from Persepolis:
So our new restaurant is VERY NEARLY OPEN. Remember: it is on SE22, the other end of East Dulwich. Persian food, kebabs, all the good things like Persepolis but with added meat. And added wine and beer. We’ll let you know when it’s opened but we’re reckoning the beginning of March…

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