Burger Bear and Player's Night at The Old Nun's Head, Tueday 1st July 6-10pm

By Azzie123
June 28, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 28, 2014

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Posted June 28, 2014

6-10pm

Continuing with the new food rotation at The Old Nun's Head, Burger Bear are here every Tuesday evening to put that smile on your face! A variety of some serious burgers to whet you appetite (including a tasty veggie option!)

And not forgetting it's also 'Player's Night' - if you haven't already cashed in on this then what are you waiting for...

We appreciate how tough it can be working at a pub, so we wanted to treat those of you that do - if you are lucky enough to work at a pub or restaurant, then bring in some proof (payslip will do) and we'll treat you to 20% off food and drink!

And check out how you can help Tom (Burger Bear) on a mission at this link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/buildbearhq/buildbearhq-our-shipping-container-diner

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