The Patch/the Mag/The Lordship

[katanita]

Thanks to the Lordship for all the free prosecco and nice veggie pies tonight. Menu looks good, nice selection of non-meaty stuff which I appreciated. Agree that it looks like they know what they are doing, looked a tight operation this evening. Seems like it's going for more restaurant than pub vibe? Best of luck to them, will be in to try the food soon.

[Otta]

Cheers for the free booze and the thing with beetroot in. Was packed last night.

[Jah Lush]

Great start and thanks for the freebies. Best of luck. Bloody hell my head hurts.

[BrandNewGuy]

Great evening - very friendly bunch, the beer was fine and the menu looks good. Best of luck to 'em - we'll be back. Oh and it was lovely to meet Foxy for the first time :-)

[DulwichFox]

BrandNewGuy Wrote:

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> Great evening - very friendly bunch, the beer was

> fine and the menu looks good. Best of luck to 'em

> - we'll be back. Oh and it was lovely to meet Foxy

> for the first time :-)

Cheers mate.. It was lovely to meet you and Mrs BrandNewGuy too..

I went for a Curry at Curry Cabin after I left you.. Excellent it was too.

All round good evening..

Foxy

[Jah Lush]

I forgot to look at the menu. They sell Timothy Taylor's Landlord. One of the finest ales known to humanity. That alone is a winner for me.

[DulwichFox]

Jah Lush Wrote:

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> I forgot to look at the menu. They sell Timothy

> Taylor's Landlord. One of the finest ales known to

> humanity. That alone is a winner for me.

I went for the Timothy Taylor's Landlord too.

Very good it was too.

Foxy

[Otta]

I have no idea what I was drinking pints of, but I know I necked a couple of champaigns and finished with a large bourborn.

And we'd already had several pints before we got there. It's all rather hazy to be honest.

[MrBen]

It sounds like a big forum love in

[Jah Lush]

I reckon we were half cut before we got there, Otta. We had a head start. 5pm start with a raging thirst. That'll always do it.

[MrBen]

Is the decor / feel changed much?

[Help-Ma-Boab]

Lets give it the once over twice tomorra...

MrBen Wrote:

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> Is the decor / feel changed much?

[Otta]

MrBen Wrote:

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> Is the decor / feel changed much?

I couldn't honestly tell you, it was too busy by the time we got there for us to really get a feel for the interior. It was quite dark.

[bob]

Sounds as we might be on a winner any one remember what the prices are like. Good luck to you Lordship I will defo give it a try Bob S

[katanita]

Menu tweeted https://twitter.com/bexxta_r/status/578636743286636544

[Sue]

katanita Wrote:

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> Menu tweeted

> https://twitter.com/bexxta_r/status/57863674328663

> 6544

Quite expensive.

That's a bit disappointing (for me) but I'm sure they will do very well as the prices aren't out of line with other places round here selling similar food.

But sadly I won't be able to eat there very often :( Will deffo be in for a pint or three though :)

ETA: The very best of luck to them.

[DulwichFox]

I like the place..

Timothy Taylor Landlord was lovely but at ?4.00 pint just a tad over priced..

If they can get away with it, then it will become the norm.. Around here..

Foxy

[Jah Lush]

Hmmm....TTL is ?3.50 in The Gowlett (I think). East Dulwich can be pricey and ?4 would seem to be about the norm for a pint these days around here. I went into The House Of Tippler a few weeks ago and was charged ?7 for a shot of Mezcal. Seven fecking quid!

[DulwichFox]

I think ?3.50 for TTL is reasonabish..

Foxy

[bob]

Thanks for all the feed back re the cost's ?4.00 is a bit on the heavy side but as others have said it is becoming the Norm I would have gone to ?3.75 for a pint of TTL but like DF's ?3.50 better.

Bob S

[Saus01]

Just had Sunday lunch here. We were impressed given how long it's been open. Food was of a high standard, with vegetables, which usually end up overcooked on a Sunday, particularly good.

Service also pretty slick. All the staff were friendly and seemed genuinely interested in whether we were enjoying lunch.

Certainly a lot better than The Patch when it first opened and gives The Great Exhibition, our local favourite on a Sunday, a run for its money and beats it on service and roast potatoes.

What could they improve? Decor needs fishing off as a bit spartan, some music and remembering the stuffing which was on the menu but missing from my plate.

Will definitely go back and wish them all the best.

[Sue]

Went today to find it closed, and was a bit disappointed!

It seems to be closed on Mondays and Wednesdays.

Anybody know if this is likely to be permanent, or if it's just because it hasn't properly opened yet?

[The Lordship Pub]

Apologies we were closed this evening. We will also be closed on Wednesday evening this week as we are hosting a charity event for a local hospice. Our opening times this week are Tuesday 5pm to 11pm, Thursday 5pm to 11pm, Friday 5pm to midnight, Saturday midday to midnight & Sunday midday to 10.30pm. From next Monday we will be open from midday every day with the exception of Monday's when we will open at 5pm. On Tuesday, Thursday & Friday this week we are offering 25% off your food bill as we are still finding our feet in our new venue & all feedback is very welcome! Starting next Monday we will run our Monday night pie & a pint for ?10 offer (or small house wine or soft drink)! Hope to see you soon!

[maxxi]

Sue Wrote:

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> Went today to find it closed, and was a bit

> disappointed!

>

ditto this evening - we had to settle for a couple of pints of IPA (slightly cloudy but tasty) in Franklins so not an entirely wasted evening.

[The Lordship Pub]

Saus01 Wrote:

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> Just had Sunday lunch here. We were impressed

> given how long it's been open. Food was of a high

> standard, with vegetables, which usually end up

> overcooked on a Sunday, particularly good.

>

> Service also pretty slick. All the staff were

> friendly and seemed genuinely interested in

> whether we were enjoying lunch.

>

> Certainly a lot better than The Patch when it

> first opened and gives The Great Exhibition, our

> local favourite on a Sunday, a run for its money

> and beats it on service and roast potatoes.

>

> What could they improve? Decor needs fishing off

> as a bit spartan, some music and remembering the

> stuffing which was on the menu but missing from my

> plate.

>

> Will definitely go back and wish them all the

> best.

Thanks for the feedback. Yes we are waiting for our wall pictures & bric a brac to arrive hopefully before the weekend. Apologies for the lack of stuffing it won't happen again. Hope to sae you again soon.