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Yes, the Waverley is good but never crossed my mind. Too late now, the "deposit" aka the full price of the meal less the service charge has been paid ..... Don't really care if the food is preprepared, so long as it's ok. The menu looks good. Apart from the price 🤣 CherryTree1320_Day_Set.pdf -
To put the boot on the other foot it amused me in the 90s into the 00s when the Dulwich Woodhouse very much welcomed families in the day, particularly at weekends, when the garden was open, but not when the garden was shut. Happy to take the money when the sun shined. I remember one cold but sunny day being told that kids were unwelcome, but then made them open the door to the garden. Still a much better pub in those days, as was the Clock and all of the Young's estate, irrespective of the old couple who managed it for years. I met them in the Morpeth near the Tate when they had moved to there's about 15 years ago, and they complained about running the Woodhouse There is a sensible balance in letting families in it can go wrong in both ways. -
Despite our best intentions, we used to go here every Christmas Day (when we were in London) after The Ivy House closed (well, we had to pass it on the way home, and our willpower failed us) so this year we thought we would book Christmas lunch there. Sadly they are not opening at all on either Christmas Day or Boxing Day, let alone doing food 😥
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By Dulwich dweller · Posted
I'd imagine it to be pretty common for pubs have a no kids policy in the evening. It might be a pain for you but at the same time not good for business or favourable with punters. I think a ' hate families hour ' sign should be clearly visible too as it saves you the ignominy of it all.
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