Minnie_the_Minx
someinenhhanding menbag and me ah bollox
Yeah okay, its a nice Sunday and I'm not going to argue with you!
Yeah okay, its a nice Sunday and I'm not going to argue with you!
A glowing review in a national newspaper by a leading food critic might just expand their customer base to the point where they outgrow that teeny tiny space in the arcade very quickly.
It was practically empty when I went past about an hour ago. They've already got the review in the window!
I saw Jay Rayner earlier in Brockwell Lido. I wanted to say, "Oi, Rayner, I'm one of those people who hates it when you review our local restaurants", but I managed to refrain.
the name thing is curious. I was holding their take away menu in my hand with the word Kaosan written on it, when I finished that copy. If it's wrong I apologise.
Re Brockwell Lido, no, I havent reviewed it and for the moment I won't. Far too many service issues (as they know). I kept trying it, wanting to be a supportive local, and kept having the same problems. A 45 minute wait for breakfast with two kids in tow is just too long. I hope they've sorted it. I have to say though that even without the long waits the food was always simply fine of its type rather than standout. The food at Kaosa(r)n is genuinely something to write home - or for a newspaper - about.
It does have an 'r' - I checked earlier. Maybe they got the menu's printed and didn't check the spelling. A bit like the noodel place in camberwell.
They've obviously mis-spelled the name on their menus. I agree about the Lido cafe - it's also jam-packed with babies and buggies during the day which is a bit of a turn-off if you want a quiet lunch. I keep meaning to try it in the evenings though.
Khaosan Road or Khao Sarn Road (Thai: ถนนข้าวสาร) is a short street in central Bangkok, Thailand.
The Wikipedia article uses a variety of spellings.
When Majestic restaurant opened on Coldharbour Lane they managed to spell their own name wrong on the shop front, until it was hastily painted over and corrected. My favourite remains the nearby 'LAMBET MART' that kept the name for years.
The 'Liqueur Shop' in Streatham is one of my favourite fuck ups. It's remained the same name as long as I've lived in South London
I was looking for something on Brixton and came across this:
http://www.sdc.com/swingers-australia/brixton-swingers-queensland-australia.html
I didn't even know there was a Brixton in Queensland although I've been to the one in Taranaki in N.Z.(it's a community hall and a couple of houses)
Hardly.
I know Queensland to a reasonable extent but Brixton is a new one to me.
Jesus I just google mapped it,it's definitely beyond the black stump and way beyond the back of Burke.
Didn't we have this when there was the floods in Queensland? Someone came onto the site who said how sorry they were to hear about the floods we had- we all thought he couldn't spell Brisbane.
Depressingly, Twitter reports that it was a "firearms incident".Coldharbour Lane was all taped off last night between the easternmost end of the barrier block and the bridge as you come into Loughborough junction, quite a few police around... does anyone know what happened?
@CentreComm CentreComm
Coldharbour Lane, o/s Loughborough Junction BR Station: Road closed due to a firearms incident Routes affected 35,45,345,P4,P5,N35Rou...
From: poetscornerbiglunch@gmail.com
Dear Poets Corner Resident
A quick update on progress made so far for the organising of this years epic shindig in the road.
Clear all appointments, cancel all holidays, the date of the party has been agreed upon - Saturday July 9th.
The lucky street that will have the privilege of hosting the event will be Milton Road.
We have applied to Lambeth for a street closure and it looks like they are happy to do so.
There have been offers of help from people who couldn't make the meeting which is really appreciated.
However there is much to do. We need to locate a suitable stage for the bands and music. The one we got last year isn't available this year so please ask around to see if there may be one we can beg or borrow.
We also need to come up with ideas of activities, themes and general fun that we want to happen on the day. What will the hours be? What kind of food? Rain cover ? (not that it will rain you understand but just in case), T-Shirt design, Musicians and much more.
So, the next planning meeting where these and many more things will be agreed is on May 24th, 8.30 p.m. upstairs at the Prince Regent.
Hope to see you all there
Street Team.
The food at Kaosa(r)n is genuinely something to write home - or for a newspaper - about.
Massive s all around.