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London Calling: Peckham

2 July 2012 Last updated at 00:38 Help
As part of the London Calling season, BBC World Service has been discovering some of the quirkier areas of the Olympic city.
In this fourth episode, Faranak Amidi from BBC Persian visits Peckham - one of the most cosmopolitan areas in the city which still manages to retain a traditional pie and mash shop and local Pearly King.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-18552441
 
yup

+ points : Meantime beer, wonderful views, benches, the toilets
- points : rather a large contingient of the fixie set, The piss stinking stairways, no lifts, The toilets
 
I lived not far from there but used to go to the Bun House, Greyhound and sometimes the Wetherspoon as they were generally in the direction I would be going.
 
So it looks like Burger Bear have taken over the kitchen at The Old Nun's Head for the next 3 weeks. I've never been to this pub, but I definitely want to try their burgers whilst they are there. The pub tweeted this pic on Tue.

Anyone been?
 
its a decent pub- not as good as the Gowlett for food ( as long as you like pizzas).in fasct, the owners of the gowlett used to have the nuns heed as well
 
Had a grizzly burger today, it was really good. Definitely going back for another burger before the takeover ends on September 5th.

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Stoat Boy said:
Its an amazing bar. I lived on Moncriefe street until I was 9 so its a really odd feeling. And driving up to the place, going through what has to be one of the most desolate multi-storey car parks in the whole world just adds to the sureal experience. Highly recommended.

I used to go to Frank's when it started a few years back. But from what I hear, nowadays it's hideous - overcrowded, queues to get in etc. Some things just lose their charm when they end up in Time Out, sadly.
 
I miss Peckham :(
will be nippin down for a bit of shop in a few mins
then back to the Ivyhouse for a swifty, then home to make roasty din-dins
Food in the Ivy good, but like to make sunday roasty meself
Used to have sunday roasty dins at the white horse 20 odd years ago, along with all the toothless pensioners
 
Used to have sunday roasty dins at the white horse 20 odd years ago, along with all the toothless pensioners

The White Horse is my local now! And I LOVE the Sunday roast - slowly working my way through all the options. Cracking pint of Guinness too.
 
not only have payless rebranded as the village grocer or whatever, but they have dumped the plastic bowls of veg on the outside display for veg in wooden boxes- they have alos expanded their beer rang to a stunning level - with proper Weissbier and the usual hipster favourite Brewdog. Peckham is indeed changing
 
Bellenden Rd isn't proper Peckham. Was worried you were talking about the one on the High Street for a minute.
 
not only have payless rebranded as the village grocer or whatever, but they have dumped the plastic bowls of veg on the outside display for veg in wooden boxes- they have alos expanded their beer rang to a stunning level - with proper Weissbier and the usual hipster favourite Brewdog. Peckham is indeed changing

I've spotted this re-branding. If Sam's starts doing artisan grilled meats and the greasy spoon starts offering sourdough bread, abandon all hope for Bellend Road!
 
Was in Sam's last night and see that a trendy looking (all minimal paint job and seating an' that) restaurant had opened next door or is about to open. Italian by all accounts.
Think I'll be sticking to Il Gardinio by Peckham Rye station tbh!
 
Was in Sam's last night and see that a trendy looking (all minimal paint job and seating an' that) restaurant had opened next door or is about to open. Italian by all accounts.
Think I'll be sticking to Il Gardinio by Peckham Rye station tbh!

The bastards have been hammering and drilling at all hours for weeks :mad:
 
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