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  • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
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    Originally posted by brightonr
    If only tw was around to tell us about the grub at the one on Piccadilly.

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  • Harryboy
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    Originally posted by Hubble
    Ah, fair enough Jimmy and Harry, I didn't know that Ritz, but it sounds like I should have!
    Hubble if you wear glasses like me mate they would off steamed up mate them waitresses in goldhalk rd were naulty, me and me mate used to dust goldhalk rd, and we would just go in there to see if they ad any rubbish to take even tho they never had a trade, we would get a score plus look at them, they was happy days

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  • Bluehoop
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    Kellys pie shop in Roman Road is the best I've ever had and by some distance. Haven't been for a few months but double double hit the £8 mar there this year too but still worth every penny.
    Goddards in Greenwich has gone way down hill the last couple of visits, more than just the liquor, the pies are more dough than meat nowadays I'm afraid.
    Will miss Cookies but never been on match days because it takes up too much valuable drinking time

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  • brightonr
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    Originally posted by Hubble
    Ah, fair enough Jimmy and Harry, I didn't know that Ritz, but it sounds like I should have!
    If only tw was around to tell us about the grub at the one on Piccadilly.

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  • Hubble
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    Originally posted by Harryboy
    its a completely different ritz the one in kings St Does a nice breakfast but the tea is moody, the ritz in goldhalk road went about 3-4 years ago, that's a Somalian restaurant now
    Originally posted by Jimmy Rabbit
    GR mate. T bone steak was to die for
    Originally posted by Harryboy
    And there was a few nice Eastern Europene waitresses to serve yo that Tbone aswell
    Ah, fair enough Jimmy and Harry, I didn't know that Ritz, but it sounds like I should have!

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  • Harryboy
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    Originally posted by Jimmy Rabbit
    GR mate. T bone steak was to die for
    And there was a few nice Eastern Europene waitresses to serve yo that Tbone aswell

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  • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
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    Originally posted by Hubble
    Do you mean the Ritz on King Street Jimmy, or is that a different one? Very decent caff, don't know if it's still there. If we're talking caffs, the Embassy just down from Latimer Road was absolutely superb back in the day, but haven't been there in a long time.
    GR mate. T bone steak was to die for

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  • Pie & mash
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    Originally posted by ArthurQPR_NYC
    Why was there a big q last saturday? closing day isn't until end of July no?

    (or did I miss it? )

    It was "Bushstock" this weekend so the entire area was extra busy

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  • ArthurQPR_NYC
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    Originally posted by The Merry Ploughboy
    Went to Cookes Saturday lunchtime, £8 for double double is a bit steep but it was glorious.
    Loads of mods outside paying it a final visit, sad vibe around the place with all the talk about it shutting down.
    Iconic place, will really miss it
    Why was there a big q last saturday? closing day isn't until end of July no?

    (or did I miss it? )

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  • Harryboy
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    Originally posted by Hubble
    Do you mean the Ritz on King Street Jimmy, or is that a different one? Very decent caff, don't know if it's still there. If we're talking caffs, the Embassy just down from Latimer Road was absolutely superb back in the day, but haven't been there in a long time.
    its a completely different ritz the one in kings St Does a nice breakfast but the tea is moody, the ritz in goldhalk road went about 3-4 years ago, that's a Somalian restaurant now

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  • Harryboy
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    Originally posted by 72bus
    i drove past ' cafe rest ' a while back and thats gone now , had many a dinner in there when i was at lime grove
    A shame that's gone they done a nice Breakfast in there, it's a chinease restaurant now

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  • Hubble
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    Originally posted by Jimmy Rabbit
    Miss the Ritz on GR. Fantastic dinners in there.

    Zippys still decent for a burger. Cookes fab.
    Do you mean the Ritz on King Street Jimmy, or is that a different one? Very decent caff, don't know if it's still there. If we're talking caffs, the Embassy just down from Latimer Road was absolutely superb back in the day, but haven't been there in a long time.

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  • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
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    Miss the Ritz on GR. Fantastic dinners in there.

    Zippys still decent for a burger. Cookes fab.

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  • The Merry Ploughboy
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    Went to Cookes Saturday lunchtime, £8 for double double is a bit steep but it was glorious.
    Loads of mods outside paying it a final visit, sad vibe around the place with all the talk about it shutting down.
    Iconic place, will really miss it

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  • Pie & mash
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    Originally posted by vespa
    really ? havn`t been to Greenwich since last summer but always rated Goddards , i`ll give my write up after Charlton away ,next season
    Think it was just the liquor that was rubbish the P&M was decent

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