Pop-up bar in Peckham

[Minitoots]

Has anyone been to the pop-up bar on top of a multi storey car park in Peckham yet?What's it like? I saw it on tv on the local news this morning - looks like there are great views from the top....

[????]

Me and quite a few others...there's athread somewhere..I think it is closing soon

[Peckhamgatecrasher]

Search for Frank's.

[ratty]

I went and I have to say I thought it was sh1t!

[Jeremy]

Spent quite a while negotiating a series of lifts, staircases, pitch black corridors, and ramps. That place is a veritable labyrinth... just as you think you're making progress towards your goal, you find that the lift isn't operational - entrails hanging from the vacant control panels - or the door at the end of the corridor is locked. We frequently had to retrace our steps and try something different. It was made all the more exciting with the knowledge that if we were murdered, nobody would hear our screams (actually, there's a good chance nobody would have found our bodies either).

We eventually found our way up to the bar, only to find that it was a "private party", so we had to leave. But we did get a chance to briefly check out the dubious art.

[macroban]

Pseuds' Roof-top?

[????]

Missus driving, parked 2 floors down - gorgeous day, fantastic views, beer ?2 a pop...what is there not to like?

[Tony.London Suburbs]

Sounds like a Paradise....like the old multi-storey tower blocks with their dimly-lit corridors and hidden nooks and grannies...indeed one of my grannies is probably still there, buried amidst the long-discarded needles between the 7th and 8th Floors...

[????]

...like them gorgeous watering holes in Eltham and Welling hey Tone....

[Tony.London Suburbs]

???? Wrote:

like them gorgeous watering holes in Eltham and Welling hey Tone....

Now, now Quidsy.

I was referring to the "multi-storey car park" aspect rather than the "Peckham" one.

Plenty of decent pubs in the heart of South London ( Inner).

I never even park in a multi-storey as they seem "didgy" to use my friends vernacular. WELL didgy, in fact.

Edited for f.p.purposes..

[ratty]

???? Wrote:

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...what is

> there not to like?

When I went there, the clientelle.... ;)

[SCSB79]

Not bad for a one off visit. The view of London is quite magnificent.

[daizie]

The view of London is nice . The art is questionable .. The people pretentious . What is there not to smile at ?

[RosieH]

Wear a hat (but make sure it is firmly secured)

[daizie]

good advice, just incase your spotted .

[Brendan]

I?m not spotted although I was as a youth. Should I still wear a hat?

[daizie]

A mask

[Peckhamgatecrasher]

Brendan, don't know how to break this gently to you ... you're never going to play for South Africa, not now, not ever. Accept it lad, you'll never be spotted.

[jaybee82]

Yep, I went at the weekend. Good views, but shut at 10pm! And if you've had a few they helpfully provide a load of artistic obstacles to dodge on the way out...

[Brendan]

Like Kipling?s leopard*, I see no reason why I cannot become spotted if I so choose.

*That would be the character from late Victorian parable and not some sort of dotty panthera pardus based confection.

[Peckhamgatecrasher]

Well, Best Beloved, if you really want to lie out on the naked rocks and look like a piece of pudding-stone, that's up to you.