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LikkleWabbit Wrote:

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I don't miss the gang of men who used to

> crowd around the bar using dreadfully bad and

> offensive language - me and my girlfriends found

> it very off putting.


Have they gone? I hope so. I didn't care for them much either and I think they are what put a lot of people off going in there in the first place.


Best of luck Nadia. Keep up the good work.

LikkleWabbit wrote:


I haven't seen the cute little dog with the waggy tail for a while though - is he/she still with you?


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Hi LikkleWabbit

The little Yorkie is mine - he is called Archie but comes ova with me when I am meeting with Nadia - I live and have my office in Hackney so don't come over every day

Archie says "wuff-wuff" for thinking of him

Not necessarily as if you want to sell it as a going concern you'd carry on as usual and taking bookings. So I'll just see what happens. Had heard about it from 2 different sources, so I did not start the rumour for those of you that seem to think I did. Just questioning what I had heard. Like I said previosly nobody has actually said no its not on the market.

Sammi Wrote:

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> Not necessarily as if you want to sell it as a

> going concern you'd carry on as usual and taking

> bookings. So I'll just see what happens. Had heard

> about it from 2 different sources, so I did not

> start the rumour for those of you that seem to

> think I did. Just questioning what I had heard.

> Like I said previosly nobody has actually said no

> its not on the market.


Have you even bothered to read The Rose's post?

The Herne, Clock House and Rye Hotel are all wonk.


The FHT, aka Rose, aka The Royal Oak, make some attempt to be a real pub, with locals, a pub quiz that is not a clone of all the other ones doing the rounds and some live music.


True the beer is a disaster but then again if there are only a few of us who drink it. And lots of things they do don't seem to work.


But it is not the Herne, Clock House or Rye, so you can go in and sit down and have a drink without feeling a lepper because you are not eating.

I never eat in the Rye, maybe I'm seen as a leper :0


They used to have Saturday night live bands - but not since the summer holidays.



malumbu Wrote:

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> The Herne, Clock House and Rye Hotel are all

> wonk.

>

> The FHT, aka Rose, aka The Royal Oak, make some

> attempt to be a real pub, with locals, a pub quiz

> that is not a clone of all the other ones doing

> the rounds and some live music.

>

> True the beer is a disaster but then again if

> there are only a few of us who drink it. And lots

> of things they do don't seem to work.

>

> But it is not the Herne, Clock House or Rye, so

> you can go in and sit down and have a drink

> without feeling a lepper because you are not

> eating.

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