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Who's for a half-time cup of Kombucha and a handcrafted truffle?

Coyotejohn1947Coyotejohn1947
in General Charlton
It's the Stripey Nigels according to the Sunday Times report today where the inhabitants of SE 19 (instead of Bovril) are said to favour the specialist Asian tea called Kombucha (which appears to be created by fermenting sugared tea until such time as a bacteria forms in the mixture making it at that stage ready for consumption).

Plus, forget the Mars bars and Kit-Kats, we assume that the Sellout Park caterers have jumped on the bandwagon and have ordered in copious amounts of 'Artisan' created chocolate truffles - also evidently a favourite in those parts.

All this is found in the article which bizarrely claims that Crystal Palace is the best place to live in London in 2022 (ranked at No 1 out of 6 London areas assessed for quality of life) and the only one with a SE postcode (albeit there is a one-liner on Woolwich - cited as being 'On the Up'!).





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  • se9addickse9addick
    Crystal Palace is ok, couple of decent pubs and restaurants but there are far better/more interesting places in South East London. 

    I went to SALT in Woolwich before a home match recently (really convenient for our matches now that Charlton has lost a lot of its pubs) and that was pretty good. Woolwich almost feels like a gentrification experiment these days. 
  • sam3110sam3110
    Woolwich and Deptford are both prime gentrification sites. Crystal Palarse and the surrounding area just has a smell that can't be washed out of it
  • charlton4evercharlton4ever
    edited April 2022
    se9addick said:
    Crystal Palace is ok, couple of decent pubs and restaurants but there are far better/more interesting places in South East London. 

    I went to SALT in Woolwich before a home match recently (really convenient for our matches now that Charlton has lost a lot of its pubs) and that was pretty good. Woolwich almost feels like a gentrification experiment these days. 
    what/where is SALT SE9addick ?  Edit - Wife just said "google it you dick" so I did lol. The brewery place !
  • iaitchiaitch
    I was drinking in Westow House at Crystal Palace on Friday, it's nice area but is no where near Selhurst Park.
  • Coyotejohn1947Coyotejohn1947
    I stand corrected by the ever erudite and knowledgeable Glass Half Full who tells me that:

    The charmless oiks' stadium is located in South Norwood, namely SE25. Upper Norwood/Crystal Palace is perched on top of the hill, namely  in the vicinity of the Great Exhibition's extravaganza in glass in SE19, a different world that of the hoi polloi. As are the respective stations - the hectic, bustling  Norwood Junction vs the echoing grandeur of sparsely patronised Crystal Palace. SE18 is different yet again.

    Nevertheless, the article in the ST does indeed talk about -proof that SE19 is alive and kicking are the fortunes of Crystal Palace FC - as being a plus point so I will continue to take the Pissarro (see full article for the pun reference).
  • se9addickse9addick
    charlton4ever said:
    se9addick said:
    Crystal Palace is ok, couple of decent pubs and restaurants but there are far better/more interesting places in South East London. 

    I went to SALT in Woolwich before a home match recently (really convenient for our matches now that Charlton has lost a lot of its pubs) and that was pretty good. Woolwich almost feels like a gentrification experiment these days. 
    what/where is SALT SE9addick ?  Edit - Wife just said "google it you dick" so I did lol. The brewery place !
    Yeah, the brewery is located somewhere in Yorkshire but they have a couple of places in London, Woolwich being the newest. 
  • CroydonCroydon
    sam3110 said:
    Woolwich and Deptford are both prime gentrification sites. Crystal Palarse and the surrounding area just has a smell that can't be washed out of it
    Deptford was named as London's best place to buy recently by Phil Spencer. It's certainly an area on the up, but the shit bits are still really shit.

    Was in Crystal Palace on Sunday, and with all it's craft beer, antique markets and yuppy couples, it's almost unrecognisable from what it was before.

    Norwood, Selhurst and Thornton Heath are too far gone to ever improve.
  • PopIconPopIcon
    As much as it pains me to say, i'd rather go out on a social in Crystal Palace than Charlton. The pubs and restaurants in Charlton are shocking.
  • LincsaddickLincsaddick
    Coyotejohn1947 said:
    It's the Stripey Nigels according to the Sunday Times report today where the inhabitants of SE 19 (instead of Bovril) are said to favour the specialist Asian tea called Kombucha (which appears to be created by fermenting sugared tea until such time as a bacteria forms in the mixture making it at that stage ready for consumption).

    Plus, forget the Mars bars and Kit-Kats, we assume that the Sellout Park caterers have jumped on the bandwagon and have ordered in copious amounts of 'Artisan' created chocolate truffles - also evidently a favourite in those parts.

    All this is found in the article which bizarrely claims that Crystal Palace is the best place to live in London in 2022 (ranked at No 1 out of 6 London areas assessed for quality of life) and the only one with a SE postcode (albeit there is a one-liner on Woolwich - cited as being 'On the Up'!).





    wot abaht Blackheef Village ?
  • Leroy AmbroseLeroy Ambrose
    Croydon said:
    sam3110 said:
    Woolwich and Deptford are both prime gentrification sites. Crystal Palarse and the surrounding area just has a smell that can't be washed out of it
    Deptford was named as London's best place to buy recently by Phil Spencer. It's certainly an area on the up, but the shit bits are still really shit.

    Was in Crystal Palace on Sunday, and with all it's craft beer, antique markets and yuppy couples, it's almost unrecognisable from what it was before.

    Norwood, Selhurst and Thornton Heath are too far gone to ever improve.
    I laugh every time I see this about Deptford. Bonkers to see how much its changed when I met mates there last year for a few craft beers and an artisan pizza 🤣. I remembered a bloke had got stabbed to death when we were kids not 50 yards from where we were sitting. It's certainly not the place I grew up in... But you're never getting rid of a lot of the shitbags, so will always have an edge to it. Bet GH laughs his nuts off about it as well if he ever goes back... 
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  • shine166shine166
    Il stick to Benson & Hedges and a line, in the NU bogs thank you.
  • twiggyaddicktwiggyaddick
    PopIcon said:
    As much as it pains me to say, i'd rather go out on a social in Crystal Palace than Charlton. The pubs and restaurants in Charlton are shocking.
    Biggest difference is one town has a football stadium, the other one hasn't 
  • jimmymelrosejimmymelrose
    I've never understood why the Palace area has SE postcodes. It is South London but it's not South East London. If North London has N postcodes then why can't South London have S postcodes?
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