Restaurant recommendation in Peckham please.
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RoyReed
Must fly!
Haven't been to either of these since before Covid, but they were both good:
Ganapati
The White Horse, Babber (pub with restaurant)
And I've not been to this one, but a friend really liked it:
Peckham Bazaar
I think they should all be able to cater for 10.
Ganapati
The White Horse, Babber (pub with restaurant)
And I've not been to this one, but a friend really liked it:
Peckham Bazaar
I think they should all be able to cater for 10.
ska invita
back on the other side
I've never been in there but isn't ganapti tiny? Can you sit ten people around a table?
RoyReed
Must fly!
When we went there were three of us, but there was another party of eight. They could probably rearrange the tables to do ten.
DJWrongspeed
radio eros
Another vote for Kurdish Yada
Yada's
Yadas – an excellent, ramshackle little Kurdish joint down a grimy, cobbley back street opposite Peckham Rye station – could kindly be described as ‘marketing a
Numbers
an ting!
We went with Peckham Bazaar, in here now as it goes, food is glorious and staff great.
Cheers for the recommendation.
The Kudu chain is profiled in the Times today in "Kudu Grill — why everyone is going to Peckham for dinner"
"Kudu was soon followed by Smokey Kudu, a cocktail bar under the railway arches, and Curious Kudu, a private dining and events space. Now they have opened Kudu Grill in what was once the Edinburgh Castle pub on the border with Nunhead. “Kudu is small plates and delicate, more of a date-night place, but Kudu Grill is very different. Being South African, Patrick was keen to showcase his barbecuing skills, so this one is all about the braai – cooking over an open fire. It’s a place for family and friends to come together over plates of meat and fish.”
There's a bit of kickback in the comments that the article is by Patrick Williams - the co-owner of Kudu.
"Kudu was soon followed by Smokey Kudu, a cocktail bar under the railway arches, and Curious Kudu, a private dining and events space. Now they have opened Kudu Grill in what was once the Edinburgh Castle pub on the border with Nunhead. “Kudu is small plates and delicate, more of a date-night place, but Kudu Grill is very different. Being South African, Patrick was keen to showcase his barbecuing skills, so this one is all about the braai – cooking over an open fire. It’s a place for family and friends to come together over plates of meat and fish.”
There's a bit of kickback in the comments that the article is by Patrick Williams - the co-owner of Kudu.
not-bono-ever
meh
It’s not bad tbh. Brick brewery ales which is ok I suppose
jimbarkanoodle
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Yada is great, the good value made even more so by the BYOB. I went to Ganapati a couple of times and was unimpressed, average curry with a quite high price tag.
Peckham Riviera is always lively with residents who have moved into the area in the last few years. Iniatilly it was a good spot for a reasonably priced pint, but they ramped up the prices before Covid appeared (when it was called Peckham Springs) so no doubt they are even more expensive now, particularly when you drink it on picnic benches under a large gazebo.
Peckham Riviera is always lively with residents who have moved into the area in the last few years. Iniatilly it was a good spot for a reasonably priced pint, but they ramped up the prices before Covid appeared (when it was called Peckham Springs) so no doubt they are even more expensive now, particularly when you drink it on picnic benches under a large gazebo.
ash
Inittogether
jimbarkanoodle Peckham springs -
Is that the one you can see from the train??
Is that the one you can see from the train??
ash
Inittogether
I always thought it looked interesting- too late now i suppose if it’s changed it’s ethos
jimbarkanoodle
Well-Known Member
Yeah its pretty dodgy, particularly in the area around the library and anything behind it upto and including Old Kent Road
