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I discovered the Laughing Gravy when a friend and I had plans to got the Anchor and Hope and found it closed. It's on Blackfriars Road, bit further south than Southwark Tube and opposite side of the road.


Food's always been lovely, service is great and they are pretty good about letting you sit there and drink the afternoon away at your table after rather than trying to hurry you out by bringing the bill. (It's a restaurant with a small bar at the front rather than a pub)

The Ring?


MrBen Wrote:

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> So that's every restaurant in the area given a

> mention. Keeping true to this style of thread

> someone's soon going to ask...so where did you end

> up? And what's the usual answer?? (come on you

> know it)

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