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Sitting on the bok of the day
Think I'll be sticking to Il Gardinio by Peckham Rye station tbh!
Me & other half have recently discovered Il Giardino & we LOVE it!
Think I'll be sticking to Il Gardinio by Peckham Rye station tbh!
Wonder whats happened to old the old boys who used to play dominos in the Oglander all them years ago?
No doubt they have been "decanted/ethnically cleansed" to some far off concrete wilderness
Cant help it but think that as soon as some trendy fish wrappin like TO starts trumpeting about a place, its already fuckedFull page in this week's Time Out about Peckham.
Starts?Cant help it but think that as soon as some trendy fish wrappin like TO starts trumpeting about a place, its already fucked
Wish the Kings on the Rye was still open.............
Them wuz the days, eh?the bus stop is still called Kings on the Rye
I always like the sign in the window of the cab office that adjoined KotR
" No Drug Runs"
Time Out, like the Evening Standard doing listings.Full page in this week's Time Out about Peckham.
ah yes, the good old daysCant help it but think that as soon as some trendy fish wrappin like TO starts trumpeting about a place, its already fucked
Wish the Kings on the Rye was still open.............
Ah yes, I remember it wellah yes, the good old days
A miniature cholla loaf.but have fuck all idea what a cholla bun is
In the meantime, on Lordship Lane:
a couple of weeks ago
and now the work has started
Where is this green at Troy Town of which you speak sir?Soundsystem out on the green at Troy Town tonight - nice atmos
It just felt refreshing to be able to walk past rows of normal shops and not feel like the entire place was aimed at servicing the middle class/hipster/well off tourist demographic. Sure, gentrification is taking a grip there, but as you say, it feels a long, long way behind where Brixton is at now.I went to the cinema there today which is very affordable, £4.99 for a movie. The peckamplex is nothing as fancy as the ritzy but it's serviceable and is affordable for all.
We then had some tapas in Miss Tapas which is down the street where the market is...tiny place, really delicious and not expensive.
General vibe in Peckham was like Brixton circa 2001.
Apart from the hipster, trendy joints which are everywhere in london now, Peckham still feels real and still has it's original community. Most of the original local shops are still present along the high street and it felt easy walking around. I'll definitely be spending more time here.
Still have to be rich to buy in Peckham.The time to buy is now. Before the hordes arrive