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Up Market Bromley …. ?
RaplhMilne
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So The Bell at the top of Bromley High Street has re-opened. Single and double spirits are not served at the tables. Only spirit wine and Champers by the bottle.
Surely this can not be your average Bromley youngsters night out….. 
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Where’s Fosters on that menu?3
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If you're buying , elfs will be drinkingRaplhMilne said:So The Bell at the top of Bromley High Street has re-opened. Single and double spirits are not served at the tables. Only spirit wine and Champers by the bottle.Surely this can not be your average Bromley youngsters night out…..5 -
That pub has had so many failed reopenings, was probably the roughest in the high street when it was last know as the bell.As for buying bottles, you could walk 5 minutes round the corner to Sainsburys and buy a bottle of Jack Daniels for £20 or so, saving you £250 for mixers. Obviously you wouldn't get the sparklers and what not so that everyone knows what a bell you are but it'll earn you a few nectar points.2
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I think the typist had been sampling everything on the menu & added a few too many zeros on some of those prices 😳😳
Can’t see this latest reincarnation of The Bell surviving for long charging those ridiculous prices.3 -
There’ll be a lot of no socks and Gucci loafer type blokes that will flock there in their droves to participate in buying a few bottles of grey goose etc. Having wasted a gap year before Uni working in Bromley, I can categorically say that the pubs on the high street and the clubs (if Delanos still exist) were very much a poor man’s Essex5
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There are so many trigger points in that menu that frankly the prices are the least of my issues...1
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Maybe they can use the profits to produce a menu that was not created on excel and laminated in the exams office of the closest college.RaplhMilne said:So The Bell at the top of Bromley High Street has re-opened. Single and double spirits are not served at the tables. Only spirit wine and Champers by the bottle.Surely this can not be your average Bromley youngsters night out…..0 -
Imagine dropping £1,300 on a bottle of vodka and they don’t even include the Red Bull for free!4
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anyone buying anything in there will need their head tested1
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The food looks good in the garden part of it. Not sure about that drinks menu if it is legitimate? If I have got the correct place.
https://twitter.com/gardenbarbr1/status/1455166571043753993?s=21
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Probably wouldn’t go there myself but anything that upscales Bromley, I’m all for.1
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175 Bromley High st.
https://www.newsshopper.co.uk/news/19679691.garden-bar-bromley-expand-time-halloween/
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That’s the place, inside upstairs has has one bar lounge open currently, but will have 2 I believe. With a DJ on an overhead balcony, this I’m told is the Weekend table prices.Curb_It said:The food looks good in the garden part of it. Not sure about that drinks menu if it is legitimate? If I have got the correct place.
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Just seen they’ve got a wine room and sushi so I probably will pop in some time. Just not when the DJs spitting tunes or paying £300 for a bottle of something.0
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They've had a food court in what was the car park (Stables) for a while.
Didn't realise is was open again.
The Bell is mentioned in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
Bromley seems to have a lots of pubs and restaurants but not much night life. Youngsters prefer Beckenham or up town, it seems. High St always seems very quiet if I venture out on a Saturday night to the theatre or cinema 😉0 -
Well went to pub on Saturday and my round of 2 Guinness, 1 Doom Bar, 1 Absolut Vodka and Coke, bag of dry roasted, bag of Kettle crisps come to a grand total of £12.22.God Save Our Spoons9
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I don't think you get Nectar on booze but the saving of £250 will make up for that.Friend Or Defoe said:That pub has had so many failed reopenings, was probably the roughest in the high street when it was last know as the bell.As for buying bottles, you could walk 5 minutes round the corner to Sainsburys and buy a bottle of Jack Daniels for £20 or so, saving you £250 for mixers. Obviously you wouldn't get the sparklers and what not so that everyone knows what a bell you are but it'll earn you a few nectar points.0 -
I remember when The Bell, or rather just the back bar, was an "old mans pub".
Old Albert would be sputtering out his half of mild at those prices. Nobody would notice mind you, cos there be nobody else there!0 -
Did she comment on the prices?Henry Irving said:They've had a food court in what was the car park (Stables) for a while.
Didn't realise is was open again.
The Bell is mentioned in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
Bromley seems to have a lots of pubs and restaurants but not much night life. Youngsters prefer Beckenham or up town, it seems. High St always seems very quiet if I venture out on a Saturday night to the theatre or cinema 😉6 -
Yes, she ate at the McDonald's round the corner rather than pay tuppence for a bowl of gruel.iaitch said:
Did she comment on the prices?Henry Irving said:They've had a food court in what was the car park (Stables) for a while.
Didn't realise is was open again.
The Bell is mentioned in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
Bromley seems to have a lots of pubs and restaurants but not much night life. Youngsters prefer Beckenham or up town, it seems. High St always seems very quiet if I venture out on a Saturday night to the theatre or cinema 😉3 -
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Full of Instagram wankers no doubt.3
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I'm half surprised they're not offering to pour the drinks down the bar staff's forearms.SuedeAdidas said:Full of Instagram wankers no doubt.2 -
SantaClaus said:
I'm half surprised they're not offering to pour the drinks down the bar staff's forearms.SuedeAdidas said:Full of Instagram wankers no doubt.
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I give it 4 months.
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I cant see a lot of Christmas staff parties being held there.0
