AlexC

Nigello Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I went to get a ticket last Friday afternoon - > only six people were in the cinema where my film > was showing - but it took ages to get a ticket at > the bar-cum-ticket-office. I'd advise booking > ahead in the evenings (or popping in and buying > them in advance) and if you are near the film's > start-time. I put aside a good ten minutes to get > the ticket thinking I was being foolishly > previous, but the people ahead of me (none of > which were buying tickets but food, drinks, > membership etc) were served slowly. (There is a > machine to pick up tickets that are pre-booked > which I will use in the future.) If you pre-book tickets, the email you get is your ticket so you can print it out or just show it on your phone. I didn't realise that, so queued up to get my tickets printed, but there's no need to do that. You live and learn!

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I went past the soon-to-be sushi place on LL > yesterday. It's not Tsunami as rumoured. They had > a web address up which I've now completely > forgotten. Anyone know what it's called (would > like to Google it). > > Ta. http://www.yamamomo.co.uk/

Mackintosh? Is it going to be an Apple Store? :D

How about just a clue? Is it a shop/restaurant/cafe? :)

Burro e Salvia looks cool. I didn't know about that. I'd definitely be interested to hear any info about what the ED Deli is becoming - it's a fair amount of space in a prime location.

Lame

http://tierraverde.co.uk/

...that's what the sign says above the place where Boho was. Anyone know anything about it?

Best pizza I've had in some time - this is the Brixon branch mind. Not heard such good things about the Westfield one.

Round 1 to *Bob*. No contest. If the fox can work out the difference between a set menu and a la carte maybe he'll be able to come back in round 2! :)

Opening the old footbridge and stairs will make some difference to getting down to the platform once you're through gates. It can get pretty busy if a train has just come in and people are on their way up to the exit. I'm presuming there are no plans for more gates in the old entrance? Unless that happens, there is going to be a constant bottle neck in the new entrance at peak times. Great job network rail!...not...

Not quite. One last push!

So, back on topic - when are M&S or Waitrose coming? :D

Menu looks good. Not sure what they're doing with their website though. Either have a holding page or the fully finished website. At the moment it's a horrible looking work in progress. Doesn't give out the best impression!

I've yet to see it in the flesh, but I'd be walking past it most days and I'm all for this sort of art (I do see it as that rather than graffiti but I guess it's subjective!) I like the look of it from the photos.

James Barber Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > I've promoted a cinema for Lordship Lane. That's > hardly any development. Is there any news on that? I had a Lib Dem person canvasing on my doorstep a couple of weeks back and they told me the new cinema had been secured, but I didn't think that was the case as yet?

This would be great news if it happens. I've never been inside the place - would it probably be a single screen cinema?

Seems like a fair appeal to me - game on :D

Seriously looking forward to this new place. BBQ and craft beer are two of my favourite things :)

What's the lightbox development?

Hah! Nice spot Bob. It just gets better. Even the comebacks are hypocritical.

Louisa would be the van's biggest customer if it was a Pret van :D

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Maybe that tomato pur?e paste is the answer to > coolness right? After all, it turns cheese on > toast into a pizza. > > Louisa. Go on then Louisa, open a pizza restaurant that serves cheese on toast with a tomato puree base and I think you'll be getting complaints no matter what the class of the customer is.

I think the lack of trains into the evening on a weekday are a bit of a joke. I'm only going to Denmark Hill (I work in Victoria) but it's a pain once the direct trains stop. At least I can get there via the Overground. If I was travelling further out on the Dartford Line, it would be a different story.

....two local museums in the shortlist for Museum of the Year. :) http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/news/finalists-for-art-fund-prize-for-museum-of-the-year-2013-announced-8557060.html