Rosetta

Lots of houses with loft conversions have views from that height.

JoeLeg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > titch juicy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Rosetta Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Noticed that new menu for Noak in Brockley > says > > > they will be adding a 'discretionary' service > > > charge of 10% onto each bill. Why now? > > > > Can you link to their menu please- i can't > find > > it online! > > https://mobile.twitter.com/noak_bakehouse > > Scroll down to July 24th, the menu is there. > > And I can imagine many reasons why they would add > service charge, some good and some bad, but so > long as the tips go to the staff, does it really > matter. > > You can always request not to pay it. Maybe the tips are to pay for the relaunch. They sold their crockery amongst other items.

JoeLeg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Rosetta Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > So Noak closed for about a month, and has now > just > > reopened as a brunch place with Aussie > influences. > > Anyone tried the new version? > > > Personal opinion, style over substance, trying too > hard with the food. It tastes good, but it feels > like someone really wants people to know how > clever they are in the kitchen. Not for me. But > then each to their own. > > Having initially been unsure, I came to like the > previous incarnation. This new one is expensive > and flashy, and will probably do very well in the > gentrification of Brockley. > > The owner is completely bonkers, so I hope she's > learned from the mass walk-out of her previous > staff. There was a mass walkout of the staff? Including the bakers? Does that mean no more Danish delights? Loved the cinnamon rolls, the scones and muffins. Can't say I like the look of the new menu.

Jules-and-Boo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > is brunch served on a section of surfboard? > > Could be a new spin on 'Surf and Turf' #no-plates 😂 You also get a discretionary service charge of 10% added to your bill, according to the new menu on Instagram account.

Noticed that new menu for Noak in Brockley says they will be adding a 'discretionary' service charge of 10% onto each bill. Why now?

PandG Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It took me and two women with pushchairs 10 > minutes to cross yesterday and tentatively too - > even a bus pulled right up to the junction > blocking everyone's view,it's a very dangerous > junction with no facilities for pedestrians to > cross. Amazed that no-one has been hurt! Has James > Barbour commented on this problem? At least two people have been hit there, I read about it on this Forum.

JoeLeg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > steveo Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Unless you have a circular saw in the kitchen, > how > > do you clean a wood board? > > > You can't, not properly. That's why they shouldn't > be used. Was this at Noak? So Noak closed for about a month, and has now just reopened as a brunch place with Aussie influences. Anyone tried the new version?

Muschamp Road has a proliferation of bins on the pavement, especially on side backing on to Marsden Road.

There is a playground a stone's throw away to play, and the arboretum part of Peckham Rye for picnics, with tables. Why not go to either of those?

cattyd Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why do people have children if they have to go out > to work? What a ridiculous statement Rosetta. I am > up at 6:30 for a 40 minute walk and we have a dog > walker for lunch time then another walk at 4:30. > Unfortunately, the dog walker we trusted was lying > to us (see previous comment). We now have other > arrangements, which are working well. We work hard > to ensure our dog is a happy, loved dog, as do > most dog owners. I wasn't actually aiming my question at you,because I didn't know you went out to work, but if you got a dog knowing you had to get a dog walker to take it out, then why? Some people work from home and are with their dog most of the time, but could use a dog walker to take their dog out occasionally. But don't understand how someone could get a puppy and then go out to work every day and expect a dog walker to train and socialise a dog. Equating children to dogs is rather strange. I don't know anyone who would leave young children alone before the age of 11 or thereabouts.

Take Note Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I really wish people would stop writing > inflammatory posts about dogs and their owners / > walkers. Most (most) owners and walkers are > responsible and pick up after their dog(s) and are > able to keep them under control. When dogs are in > a group, they enjoy playing together - not > "fighting" or causing "chaos". I don't think I've > ever seen someone's dogs literally fighting each > other - that would be distressing, and perhaps > needs to be reported. I agree that 30 dogs between > 3 people is excessive, but again it sounds like > exaggeration. > > As long as people have dogs - and presumably have > to go out to work to be able to afford them - they > are going to need to employ a dog-walker. Without > them the dogs would be left alone for hours upon > hours every day which is not an option. Many dog > walkers in ED have been doing it for a number of > years, and also some will have a background in dog > behaviour and training. Also, As far as I am > aware, there is only one Dog Control Order in > place (4 per handler) at One Tree Hill due to > irresponsible dog walkers. > > All us ED'ers have equal responsibility when using > our local parks and it is in all of our interests > to do so, so let's just try to live and let live a > bit more, and maybe try to modify such emotive > language about people who are effectively in the > park 365 days of the year, rain or shine. Why do people get a dog if they have to go out to work? It's not fair to the dog to be left alone for hours, especially a young dog. Having a dog walker isn't enough.

Yes, to the Cheese Block Brie, sitting on the back shelf.

I saw two women one morning last week, gabbing away to each other while ignoring the three dogs they had between them, two Border terriers and a Cavalier. They were in front of the dogs at most times, and I saw them miss at least one pile of poo, from the Cavalier. If two women can't or won't monitor three dogs, then what hope is there for larger amounts of dogs? The park seems like a weird sort of dog racetrack now.

Google the 1940s House on YouTube. It was filmed in Braemar Gardens, West Wickham, in a 1930s built house, with a family who agreed to live there as if it was during WW2.

The police can't chase them when they take their helmets off, or don't have any to begin with.

This story is being comprehensively covered on BBC Radio London, 94.9, now, on the Drivetime programme. They interviewed the Chief Executive. Available to listen to on iPlayer later tonight

Bellenden Rd has a Big Lunch every year.

Thank you.

These trains didn't aeappear to be running yesterday due to track work, I was told at the station. Does anyone know if they are running today? Thanks.

It's my belief that there are a number of under the counter deals with this practice, with bribes being accepted and encouraged, by the agent.