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best beer garden in south london ?
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Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
an absinthe garden
The DofE's a bit better of late. New (tattooed) management and a bit of a better atmosphere. Not sure their comprehensive wine list is going to take off, but the place seems more loved and under control.
Some of the residents around there remain pricks. Considering just how debauched the Duke used to be, it beggars belief that folks find it too noisy now. It's a shame that the huge beer garden is so underutilised really.
Some of the residents around there remain pricks. Considering just how debauched the Duke used to be, it beggars belief that folks find it too noisy now. It's a shame that the huge beer garden is so underutilised really.
For crying and dying....
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
they have good wine? i'm there!
i can't say i've ever noticed any pricks there, but i usually go there in a large group and don't notice anyone else.
Orang Utan
Maybe I like the misery
bryan adams. the fucker moved to down the road from a noisy local, so he bought it and then closed it down cos he didn't like the noise.
my old housemate once got into a massive radge about getting a noise abatement order on our local.
he got woken up by playing 'its raining men' one saturday night....
back on topic.. good beer garden in south london?
i like the hootenanny (but am biased due to their gardening skillz).
the rye (i think?) on peckham rye has quite a nice one as well.
Rollem
two kinds of wonderful
was the pub of choice when i was a student, we caused all sorts of mayhem there
relahni's gaff was within staggering distance over the footbridge so was always a first choice for hot dayslast time we went, it was positively souless....and the beer garden was empty
colacubes
Mr Hot Cookie
was the pub of choice when i was a student, we caused all sorts of mayhem there
last time we went, it was positively souless....and the beer garden was empty
Me and memespring wandered up there for a drink in the beer garden on one of the really hot Sundays a couple of weeks ago. We got there at 3pm. We were the only people in there
One I think in Dulwich called the Clockhouse with loads of clocks.
Maggot
The Cake of Liberty
At the end of Barry Road? That has seating out front, but it's hardly a beer garden.
Yeah - but doesn't it have quite a nice view over a park?
I only went there once but I recalled it being quite nice.
Oh hang on, surely some of the ones around Richmond and Kingston must qualify? Unless people are spuriously classing those areas as West London
sort of.. if you sit at the end furthest away from the park you can see it ok through the perspex ..
Maggot
The Cake of Liberty
It's fairly pleasant, but pretty unsuitable for kids as there's no room for them to run around and it's right by a main road.
true - I went there some years ago, before I was bechilded.
Personally, you can't go wrong with pub on the park for a good pub which is tolerant of kids. But that's the wrong end of London.
Personally, you can't go wrong with pub on the park for a good pub which is tolerant of kids. But that's the wrong end of London.
hipipol
Peckham Wry
The Herne Tavern, Forrest Hill Road, East Dulwich
Huge walled backgarden with playground for kids
The predominance of families at the weekend means I avoid it like the plague, but if you are sprogged up, its ideal - plus the food is well good, owned by the same peeps as run the Palmerston on Lordship Lane
Huge walled backgarden with playground for kids
The predominance of families at the weekend means I avoid it like the plague, but if you are sprogged up, its ideal - plus the food is well good, owned by the same peeps as run the Palmerston on Lordship Lane
she's already poo poo'd that suggestion.
Andy the Don
Wise men say only fools..
The Hand in Hand or the Crooked Billet are both on right on Wimbledon common and you can take your drinks out.
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