FYI Cherry Tree is suit friendly after 7.30pm

[DovertheRoad]

Please note. In the last few weeks I've been into the Cherry Tree in my suit after 7.30pm and it has been most welcoming. One evening I even went in with a briefcase (brass hinges) yet still had a great chat with a builder and an off duty fireman. Not only was the service super friendly but the food, booze selection and general diversity was spot on.

Suits fill your boots.

[siousxiesue]

;-)

[Help-Ma-Boab]

Would they accommodate a Next suit? Asking for a friend.

DovertheRoad Wrote:

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> Please note. In the last few weeks I've been into

> the Cherry Tree in my suit after 7.30pm and it has

> been most welcoming. One evening I even went in

> with a briefcase (brass hinges) yet still had a

> great chat with a builder and an off duty fireman.

> Not only was the service super friendly but the

> food, booze selection and general diversity was

> spot on.

>

> Suits fill your boots.

[JimH]

Seriously is this thread a joke? I dont get it!?

[whypeter]

I've been in the Cherry tree in a suit. I've been in the Cherry tree in hi-viz and boots...( clip-board optional!!) i've been in the Cherry tree in jeans and trainers...never been treated any differently...always friendly and helpful... nice to be important, important to be nice..:)

[Jeremy]

I do not wear a suit to work - instead opting for slacks (with a neat crease), shirt, and optional knitwear. Sometimes I do not have time to polish my shoes for a couple of weeks.

Do you think I would also be welcome in the Cherry Tree after 7:30pm?

[Mick Mac]

I've been to the Cherry Tree in a babygrow and was thrown out at 730. Not even a bell for last orders.

[DulwichFox]

During the old Regime some 10 years ago my mate had his stag night there..

.... He is a bit of a joker and insisted that I presented myself smartly...

.... I obliged by wearing a suit and two ties... Extra smart.. The 'Bouncer' asked me why I was wearing two ties and I

.... explained the situation. He asked me if I was taking the P*** out of him. I said 'No' and I was asked to leave.

You couldn't make that up..

Foxy

[DovertheRoad]

Jeremy Wrote:

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> I do not wear a suit to work - instead opting for

> slacks (with a neat crease), shirt, and optional

> knitwear. Sometimes I do not have time to polish

> my shoes for a couple of weeks.

>

> Do you think I would also be welcome in the Cherry

> Tree after 7:30pm?

Normcore...probably more peckham Jez

[Charles Notice]

My grandfather always said you can tell what kind a person is from his shoes

[Mick Mac]

What about her shoes.

[whypeter]

There was a time that if there wasn't vomit on your footwear, you wouldn't be welcome !!!:)

i.e. when it was a bikers pub :)

[Charles Notice]

Mick Mac Wrote:

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> What about her shoes.

Believe from old East Dulwich history you did not need them in the kitchen chained to the kitchen sink.

[fruityloops]

Got chucked out for going in in mah birthday suit. What is the world coming to nowadays..