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jaytee65

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Good morning all,


Can anyone help me with 'Bring Your Own' restaurants or cafes in East Dulwich?

I understand you can take wine/beer to The Thai Corner Cafe and for a small charge you can take your own food to Green and Blue. Is this correct and are there any others please?


Thanks in advance.


Jaytee

Sue

Sue

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jaytee65 Wrote:

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> > I understand you can take wine/beer to The Thai

> Corner Cafe and for a small charge you can take

> your own food to Green and Blue. Is this correct

> and are there any others please?


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I'm not sure it's still the case with Green and Blue, is it? They do offer food now, albeit a smallish choice.


Yes you definitely can to the Thai Corner Cafe - they charge corkage but it's not a high charge.

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Sue

Sue

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louisiana Wrote:

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> I hear some private homes are opening their front

> rooms to diners in some parts of town. Nice idea.

> Unofficially of course.


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Come to mine and you'll get baked beans with a bit of curry paste stirred in if you're lucky :))

lenk

lenk

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louisiana Wrote:

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> I hear some private homes are opening their front

> rooms to diners in some parts of town. Nice idea.

> Unofficially of course.



mainly in Stoke Newington though... singer from They Came From the Stars, I Saw Them has been doing it for a while.

louisiana

louisiana

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Sue Wrote:

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> louisiana Wrote:

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> -----

> > I hear some private homes are opening their

> front

> > rooms to diners in some parts of town. Nice

> idea.

> > Unofficially of course.

>

> xxxxxx

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> Come to mine and you'll get baked beans with a bit

> of curry paste stirred in if you're lucky :))


It's in return for cash, so restaurant style.

tommy

tommy

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Mick Mac Wrote:

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> The secret is to bring your own drink to Thai

> Corner Cafe, quickly drink it and run back to

> Green and Blue where you brought you own food.

> Repeat the process until full and full.



very good...I like it

tommy

tommy

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Mick Mac Wrote:

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> The secret is to bring your own drink to Thai

> Corner Cafe, quickly drink it and run back to

> Green and Blue where you brought you own food.

> Repeat the process until full and full.



very good...I like it

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